Closed Early to rise! [Tabitha Sweetsong]

[Aerdoria]

5th of Spring, 513 AV Early in the morning, Zeltiva, Fountain of Cascading Harmony On the fifth of spring, whilst most of Zeltiva's population is still asleep, only a few of those, who are not inert so early in the morning would be awake. The orange sky of Zeltiva was truly amazing, especially early in the morning, during spring. The early morning, of course, didn't harness a gigantic flow of people in the city. Rather, it was very quiet, with merchants preparing for their day, and some wandering about the streets. A soft waft would slowly sweep through the city, the little bit of wind quite a perfect condition for the morning. With the sun starting to rise, shining over Zeltiva's docks, the sight would be an amazing one - with the orange-tinted sky, the sun would tint the streets in a same colour, but only maybe a shade off. It, however, would still be as breathtaking. With all this in place, Aerdoria would be stood by the Fountain of Cascading Harmony, examining the overly glorified fountain with a slight smile on her face. The fountain's name actually wasn't quite wrong. Harmony and tranquil cascaded into her, setting her into a peaceful mood, her curious eyes examining the statues of Tanroa and Laviku. With her hands, clad in her steel, teethed gauntlets by her side, she steps forth, only about ten inches away from the actual fountain, right by the edge. Whereas this wasn't exactly the best place for Aerdoria, it's a place she enjoyed visiting early in the morning, provided the weather is nice enough. It was a relaxing place, good for starting off a day that might result in being a stressful one, and this might just prevent one from doing stupid things later on. With a smile, Aerdoria would sit onto the edge of the fountain, looking into the water whilst rolling her thumbs over each other, the first layer of paint being scraped off them. It was evident this was her habit, along with grinding the teethed parts against each other, thus why they have no colour on them. Or, rather, why the colour was scraped off by the grinding. Slowly stretching, an adorable yawn accompanies Aerdoria as she examines the fountain, clad in her black, leather armour. It was quite the thing to see, especially not that she had transfered her right foot up onto the edge as well, her left on the solid ground. The sight wasn't an usual one, as not a lot of people would do this, and sit on the fountain in this fashion. They'd sit with their backs straightened, but Aerdoria was always a peculiar one, who had never done things how they should have been done.

[Tabitha Sweetsong]

It was times like these that Tabitha loved. The seagulls screeching in the distance, the sea air that she grew up with and the most beautiful sight she'd ever known; The sun set. She was wrapped in her dark green cloak to keep her warm in the cold morning breeze. The serenity was so inspiring for Tabby, the fountain and the sunset really made her wonder if a more beautiful think could exist. She'd often take early morning walks around town before too many people were around. It was much more quite than later on in the day when the town was bustling with activity. Tabby didn't have her Mandolin with her, she only needed if she were to play a song. She was just here to admire the view. As she got closer she could see that there weren't many people around. Most likely all still asleep. Except for the fisherman, they liked to get an early morning to catch the fish. When Tabby was close to the fountain she began circling it admiring the sculpture work in the middle of the fountain from all the different angles, she had a slight smile on her face. The sound of the water splashing into the basin was one of the most soothing sounds she'd ever known, second to her Mandolin of cause. As she rounded the fountain she came around directly facing the rising sun, for one moment she was blinded by the light but quickly put her hand up to cover her view of it, but when she did this her hand also covered her view of whatever was in front of her, and, being the clumsy person she was, she tripped over a loose tile and fell over the side of the fountains basin, her arms flailed out and grabbed onto whatever was close enough for her hand to close around. Unfortunately for a person sitting close by on the edge there wasn't anything else to grab a hold of, so she grabbed hold of that persons shoulder pulling them into the fountain with her. Now she was soaked and three times as cold as she was before. She quickly stood up out of the water shivering, but she wasn't worried about herself, she rushed straight over to the other person and held out her hand to help her up. [b]"I'm so so very sorry, I didn't mean to. I hope you're okay. Please forgive my clumsiness, I wasn't watching where I was going I should have been looking where I was going. Please forgive me" she rambled on. Tabby started to shiver, the water was cold! Not only that but the wind blowing into her wet skin made it even worse. The cloak was no more useful because it was all wet so she took it off and draped it over her arm and stepping out of the Fountain hugging herself to try and stay warm. Now in her short sleeve dress she was much colder than when she was with the cloak on. OOC : I'm so so very sorry, I didn't mean to. Please forgive my late reply. I hope I didn't keep you waiting too long.

[Aerdoria]

With the seagulls sounding themselves in the distance, one wasn't able to care much, for life was all fine and dandy. And relaxing, was it not? This all would end due to clumsiness, and one person dragging her into the fountain along with her. "Hey, hey!" She shouts before splashing into the fountain, falling down onto her back, almost instantly rolling as a reflex reaction of a sort. Flailing her arms, doing barrel rolls whilst in the water just made water splash all around before finally diving out. Shaking her head, she propelled droplets of water all around her, her black hair following her rapid and silly motion as the water goes all around. A few bystanders would just stop and watch, confused about what is happening. With a slight chuckle, Aerdoria would sit in the fountain, looking around. She spots the female with dark-brown hair and takes up on her offer, pulling herself up with her aid. Noticing that she is drenched as well, she speaks. "S-...so... your fault?" She voices the query to the female as she stands, slowly moving over to the edge of the fountain before climbing out, biting onto the inside of her cheek. She rubs her arms, to get some warmth, though miniscule. "I... I think we ne-... need to get warm." She stutters out, sniffing as she rubs her arms for warmth. "Do you-... live nearby?!" She shoots out almost instantly, cold as she is. Her stutter would just be getting worse by the minute. "It's... cold, I don't f-...fee... feel my rib-...ribs!" She mutters before walking forth, water cascading down her armour. As cold as she was, she was always the one who hated ruining the mood. "Hey, at-... at-... at-... at least we both fell!" She comments before laughing a little, waving it off to contribute to the comical effect, if possible at all.