It was silent as it always had been. Warmth from her sister sun would give her a bit of a change but for most of the time she would drift on her course, watching distantly the planet below that was inhabited by the little creatures that her sister seemed to hold so dear. For Rohalla, the goddess of the moon, it was a connection she never understood. For her, her bond was with the ocean, the weather, the calm and the chaos. Harmony of everything opposite. Yin and yang. She and her sister were the perfect example of yin and yang and their balance helped keep the world whole. However something came to disturb their harmony. A dark spirit of unknown origin that threatened to rip their existence apart. It offered them a deal but both refused. Although Rohalla did not care for the lives of those on the planet she was not so cold as to rebuke their lives entirely. She depended on their existence as much as they did hers. Many times did she hear of stories of how people loved to see her in the sky or even set special celebrations in her honor. None of that mattered to her though. She’d be lying if she said she wasn’t flattered, but pride was not on her list of emotions. She did not like to boast.

Their refusal angered the spirit and he vanished. All was silent again until many cycles later he returned in full force, attacking Tasiun causing her to collapse into the planet below and then into her sister. Their universe destroyed their spirits floated in space. Rohalla felt lost without her light. She realized just how much she missed that silly little blue planet below. A golden light enveloped her and her sister and she was brought before two bright gold stags. They offered the goddesses a place of healing. A gentle place where they could form new friendships and have a new chance at something different. Rohalla, being curious, agreed. Their only condition is they not touch or else this world will perish as well. They were to be born in new bodies with new minds but they would keep their old souls. But their life and what they did with it now was entirely up to them. The light covered her again….and she opened them. Her small fawn body was pressed against the cool bark of a tree, and she was nestled nicely in the shade of it’s trunk. She blinked starlight eyes and smiled. Though she could not talk, her soul knew this place would be a nice one to start their new life.

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This will be the rp blog for Tasiun and Rohalla. If you wish to rp with them both at once here is where you can do it! If you want one on one you can go to their personal blogs or contact me at my skype cheerfulwhitewave! Just let me know you’re coming from tef or else I won’t accept it haha. Be aware that at a young age they cannot talk yet.

Watching them from where she floated was her joy- should the goddess be one to express it. She constantly circled in a slow, patient arc, watching them toil away at the world. They were such simple beings, and they could be fallen by such the simplest of things. It was interesting to see how one place fared over the other, to watch something as small as an ant triumph in a land that killed off far larger beasts. The land thrived under her warmth, her radiance. With a single caress and passing glance she turned meadows abloom, raised forests, and dried up old watercourses. She could build as well as destroy, should she wish it. A lingering glance, a kiss, could send up fires and dry up rivers. It could weaken forests, choke the grass until they screamed their agony and –once they accepted their reign was over- become withered, hollow husks against the earth.

It was a balance. Sometimes it was necessary for a river, the lifeblood, a vein of the earth, to burn away for new life to grow. Sometimes it was necessary for a forest to die for something new to come. Some things simply reigned for too long. Nothing lasted forever.

She never assumed she’d be one of those things. Her world was her toy, a plaything she shared with her sister. To lose it, all of it, was something that had never crossed her mind. If she tired of her toy, she just created something new, brought on a new age with new plants and creatures to roam it.
When that thing dared to ask for her toy…never once in her lifetime of floating and shaping the earth had she thought something would want to take her toy from her. She refused without thought, knowing her sister liked the toy, the water parts, as much as she liked the earth. It was angry, but nothing had dared their law before. When the thing faded into nothing once more, she let it fade from her mind as well.

So when she was suddenly struck, thrown off her ancient course and sending the world she loved into ruin, she could only watch helplessly. Her world was incinerated before her very eyes, and she, herself, could not be stopped from colliding with her sister...

Floating in a vast expanse of nothingness was disheartening, not having a course to follow and no earth to tend to. How long they floated, she couldn’t say. She lost all care and sense.

When they were suddenly brought before two golden stags, it took her several moments into their proposition to regain her wit. They offered a home, much like the earth she tended over so carefully, only this time she would be among those creatures and not ruling above them. While she didn’t like the idea of being overthrown, she also understood that it was either that or float endlessly. When her sister agreed, she found herself complying as well.

Being engulfed in a sudden glowing radiance, she found herself opening her eyes to the same bright light filtering down from the trees she protected so long once before. She could only stare about her with her brilliant copper gaze, taking in all the pinpoints of light, the hum of the life around her from where she was placed down in a flower patch. Butterflies winged their circles over her head...wings flashing in the sun. This was her home now, and it was all so thrilling, overwhelming and new.

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Tasiun has entered the forest! You may rp with her and her sister here, on their individual bios or rp with me over Skype. You may find that information here, on my personal blog.