Nature was pure and alive away from the civilized town. It's that only thing that could define LeeAnn's happiness. Nothing could ever break that happiness only if a human had shown. Birds tweeted and chirped as she fluttered her thought into pictures of nature. A drawing of the local wildlife such as foxes, birds, mountain lions, and other strange creatures she came across. Kirara, who stood in her small cat-like form only as big as a six week old kitten, sat on her daughter's shoulder looking down at her daughter's drawings. They were really good and beautiful at that. "You think it's good enough, Mom? The crane's head seems to be small than the rest of the body" she said. She called Kirara, mom, because she was raised by her instead of a regular human parent.
Kirara smiled at the sketch as she shook her head. "No, it's good the way it is. Take a break lunch is ready"[/color] she said. They were outside of town refusing to stay in a hotel due to what would happen with the town's reaction. The horrid thing on her face would continue to grow until her last breath. There was no way to get it off or to ease the suffering. No healer not even a skilled one could remove this from what Mom had said. LeeAnn closed her sketchbook and walked back to the campsite. Concord sat there with he wooden spoon in his mouth stirring the pot of stew. It smelled good as ever making her starve. "All done. Eat up guys" he smiled. LeeAnn set out the dishes and utensils and they all three poured themselves the stew full of chopped of carrots, potatoes, and peas. The sweet taste in her mouth made her melt and smile. Afterwards, she cleaned up as that was one of her chores and watched the dishes in the stream nearby. She let the pot, bowls, and utensils dry in the sunlight back at camp. LeeAnn like her style of life, she lived on her own, happy with what little she had, no money to pay for bills and unneeded items and many other things. She never understood why humans made things so complicated than they weren't suppose to be such as the cost of living. She never really understood but honestly she never cared. All she cared about was herself, her guardians, and nature. Humans could go choke on an apple for all she cared. They treated her like scum because she was different making up her mind that all humans were bad.
Kirara smiled at the sketch as she shook her head. "No, it's good the way it is. Take a break lunch is ready"[/color] she said. They were outside of town refusing to stay in a hotel due to what would happen with the town's reaction. The horrid thing on her face would continue to grow until her last breath. There was no way to get it off or to ease the suffering. No healer not even a skilled one could remove this from what Mom had said. LeeAnn closed her sketchbook and walked back to the campsite. Concord sat there with he wooden spoon in his mouth stirring the pot of stew. It smelled good as ever making her starve. "All done. Eat up guys" he smiled. LeeAnn set out the dishes and utensils and they all three poured themselves the stew full of chopped of carrots, potatoes, and peas. The sweet taste in her mouth made her melt and smile. Afterwards, she cleaned up as that was one of her chores and watched the dishes in the stream nearby. She let the pot, bowls, and utensils dry in the sunlight back at camp. LeeAnn like her style of life, she lived on her own, happy with what little she had, no money to pay for bills and unneeded items and many other things. She never understood why humans made things so complicated than they weren't suppose to be such as the cost of living. She never really understood but honestly she never cared. All she cared about was herself, her guardians, and nature. Humans could go choke on an apple for all she cared. They treated her like scum because she was different making up her mind that all humans were bad.