User blog comment:Guildmaster Grovyle/JLE Role Play, Summer 2017/@comment-24422626-20170824041119


 * The alicorn meets Inari's eye—here in Inari's dream, Princess Luna's magic-woven form seems composed enough, but her own sadness is welling again, and this is tangible to the fox.*

Princess Luna: I was... upset, yes. I had offered an embrace.

* She laughs forlornly and looks aside, as if acknowledging the foalishness of it.*

Princess Luna: ...It reminded me of myself. Of you, and the friend and confessor you had been to me before my banishment. It reminded me...

* Inari's companion turns her body away and looks up, her sorrow registering in the form of a glistening tear, and a gentle dimming of the stars she is watching.*

Princess Luna: Do you know what a thousand years teaches you, Inari? Banishment, loneliness, those were not mine to bear. My just reward was a suffering on everyone else. My sister, who loves me? I threw her away, along with my subjects who trusted me. And you, Inari, whom I considered my only friend... to think that I wanted you for myself.

* She sighs again, hanging her head.*

Princess Luna: I might as well have thrown you into Tartarus. Because even if I did see that you were more truly alone than I, I still made it only worse by believing I was alone. I shouldn't have hoped, upon hearing of you again, that I could make things right after wronging you like that. I failed, Inari. Oh, how I failed...