She sat on the juu of the mountain, looking at the sun's amber rays against the dusty rose sky. She slowed her heavy breathing. Every part of her hurt, but she had wanted to get a good view of the silver moon as it rose. The crescent sliver was to appear in a few moments.
She could see for miles up here and enjoyed the way the wind cooled her down; the climb was well worth her pain. She made herself comfortable and waited. dakika later, she heard a noise behind her. She didn't move, hearing zaidi than one warning. But she knew she was safe. If someone had attacked them, she'd have been the first to know.
“Didn't think that after I was done training I'd have to climb a mountain just to see you.”
She smiled as the silver haired boy sat beside her. She heard his labored breathing and waited for him to catch his breath before taking his hand in hers.
“Sorry,” she finally said. “I just came up here to watch the sunset and then the moon rise.”
He smiled and pulled her against him. She settled into him, barely noticing the smell the mountain climb had caused. They sat in the serene quiet as the sun went to bed. The moon poked it's head out and then joined it's brothers in the sky.
“I've missed you,” he whispered into her hair.
“And I've missed you. But wewe have work to do.”
“How often do wewe come up here alone?”
“Never. This is the first time I have ever climbed this high.”
“Do wewe hurt?”
“A bit, but it's worth it.”
He just nodded and held her close, kissing her hair and brow.
“See the colors?” she asked a few dakika later as if the lull in the conversation had never taken place.
He gave a nod and then she continued.
“It means summer is close.” Here she turned to look at him, a light blush covering her cheeks. “I can't tell wewe how many summers went kwa and I wished for a summer romance. But I don't have to wait for that anymore.”
His eyes filled with upendo and he smiled before placing his lips on hers. She kissed him back before cuddling deeper into him. She pulled a mkufu from her pocket and slipped it around his neck. He picked up the sun-shaped charm and grinned. He looked up at her loving smile and kissed her again.
“We may be different as night and day, but I upendo you, Tara.”
She nuzzled his neck as a smile broke her face, the crescent sliver bathing them in moonlight.
“I upendo you, too, Alek.”
She could see for miles up here and enjoyed the way the wind cooled her down; the climb was well worth her pain. She made herself comfortable and waited. dakika later, she heard a noise behind her. She didn't move, hearing zaidi than one warning. But she knew she was safe. If someone had attacked them, she'd have been the first to know.
“Didn't think that after I was done training I'd have to climb a mountain just to see you.”
She smiled as the silver haired boy sat beside her. She heard his labored breathing and waited for him to catch his breath before taking his hand in hers.
“Sorry,” she finally said. “I just came up here to watch the sunset and then the moon rise.”
He smiled and pulled her against him. She settled into him, barely noticing the smell the mountain climb had caused. They sat in the serene quiet as the sun went to bed. The moon poked it's head out and then joined it's brothers in the sky.
“I've missed you,” he whispered into her hair.
“And I've missed you. But wewe have work to do.”
“How often do wewe come up here alone?”
“Never. This is the first time I have ever climbed this high.”
“Do wewe hurt?”
“A bit, but it's worth it.”
He just nodded and held her close, kissing her hair and brow.
“See the colors?” she asked a few dakika later as if the lull in the conversation had never taken place.
He gave a nod and then she continued.
“It means summer is close.” Here she turned to look at him, a light blush covering her cheeks. “I can't tell wewe how many summers went kwa and I wished for a summer romance. But I don't have to wait for that anymore.”
His eyes filled with upendo and he smiled before placing his lips on hers. She kissed him back before cuddling deeper into him. She pulled a mkufu from her pocket and slipped it around his neck. He picked up the sun-shaped charm and grinned. He looked up at her loving smile and kissed her again.
“We may be different as night and day, but I upendo you, Tara.”
She nuzzled his neck as a smile broke her face, the crescent sliver bathing them in moonlight.
“I upendo you, too, Alek.”
age:18
alias:goodgirl
power(s):sings muziki that controls her enemy,levitation,and *bloodance
civvies:black and blue dress(changes her outfits a lot)
herocostume:long black and blue dress black boots
BG story:park ran away from nyumbani at the age of 6,because she did not like her parents and a nice young lady took her in for a while and taught Park how to play kinanda and violin and she learned that she had a great gift to muziki and had grown powers that came from her music,so she then joined the young justice kids,and became Goodgirl.
<3<3<3 hope wewe liked it :)
*bloodance is when she plays her violin really fast and makes the villain dance so much he starts to bleed to death.
Greetings! I come in Geekiness!
Not really, just with some good news and bad news. Which do wewe want to hear first? Bad news it is. I'm cancelling the Red Revenge four part finale and the four season web-series that would've followed.
*Listens to silent audience* I'm sorry you're so displeased. *more silence* Anyway, onto the good news.
I just purchased a website which will become the nyumbani of the Black Hero in the very near future. I'm working on books, videos, character slots, and maybe even a game for the website! No confirmed tarehe when this will be up but hopefully this summer.
Also, I'm restarting the Red Revenge series in his own world where everything belongs to me. The first book (the creation story, what else) will be published in three parts (for zaidi details, stay tuned to my wall.)
So, while I'm cancelling Red Revenge VI: The Legend Falls here, I will be opening the Black Hero's website and publishing the first in a ten book saga this Summer. Stay tuned!
Not really, just with some good news and bad news. Which do wewe want to hear first? Bad news it is. I'm cancelling the Red Revenge four part finale and the four season web-series that would've followed.
*Listens to silent audience* I'm sorry you're so displeased. *more silence* Anyway, onto the good news.
I just purchased a website which will become the nyumbani of the Black Hero in the very near future. I'm working on books, videos, character slots, and maybe even a game for the website! No confirmed tarehe when this will be up but hopefully this summer.
Also, I'm restarting the Red Revenge series in his own world where everything belongs to me. The first book (the creation story, what else) will be published in three parts (for zaidi details, stay tuned to my wall.)
So, while I'm cancelling Red Revenge VI: The Legend Falls here, I will be opening the Black Hero's website and publishing the first in a ten book saga this Summer. Stay tuned!