4th of Summer 518 A.V.
Jasmine walked out of her room and into the room with her twins smiling. She picked them up and took both to the living room. Putting them on the floor gently, the mother walked into the kitchen and got the milk ready for the boys as they giggles and got up on their hands and knees. The two were getting so big that she couldn't stand it. Both looked like the spitting image of their father, a tear came to her eye as the woman forced herself to focus. She sat down in front of them with some food and fed them both. Once the pair were fed the mother laid them on their backs and changed them while humming.
“Ready to go to work boys?” Jasmine asked with a smile.
She had tried to be a hunter, but there was no way that was possible while she was still pregnancy. After the boys were born, the mother went to the cosmos center and asked for a different job from hunting. They sent her to the pet store and to a place called Okomo Villa. She decided to go to the villa figuring the open air would help her relax. Once the boys were strapped on to her back and settled, the mother walked out locking the door behind her. Slipping the key into her bag, boots clicked as the city passed around her. Jasmine was becoming more comfortable walking across the bridges between the mountains. Looking to the side, she watched the forest below closely. The last thing the woman wanted to happen was to get caught in the open by a Zith.
“This place makes me so nervous,” the blonde whispered to herself.
The boys cooed and looked around with the natural curiosity that came from being babies. The mother turned her attention back to the direction her feet was going. The last thing she wanted was to get lost in the fog that had brought with it a strange chill. The woman had a large scarf in her bag that she could open and drape over the boys. Jasmine did not want them getting ill while working. It took what felt like a long time before the building finally appeared out of the fog.
Sighing she relaxed seeing that she had not gotten lost in the search. Taking a deep breath to calm her nerves, the woman entered and looked around. The sounds of what she assumed were the Okomo could be heard clearly. Looking around at the area, the drykas spotted what appeared to be an equipment room. She nearly ran into a red headed woman that suddenly appeared from another of the rooms.
“Excuse me,” Jasmine signed, “my name is Jasmine. The people at the Cosmic Center told me to seek employment here?”
“What skills do you possess?” the woman asked.
“Animal husbandry. Though its more with horses than Okama,” Jasmine explained.
“Ok-om-o, not Okama. Horses? Hm, they are similar in size and build come,” the red head said and walked away.
Jasmine walked out of her room and into the room with her twins smiling. She picked them up and took both to the living room. Putting them on the floor gently, the mother walked into the kitchen and got the milk ready for the boys as they giggles and got up on their hands and knees. The two were getting so big that she couldn't stand it. Both looked like the spitting image of their father, a tear came to her eye as the woman forced herself to focus. She sat down in front of them with some food and fed them both. Once the pair were fed the mother laid them on their backs and changed them while humming.
“Ready to go to work boys?” Jasmine asked with a smile.
She had tried to be a hunter, but there was no way that was possible while she was still pregnancy. After the boys were born, the mother went to the cosmos center and asked for a different job from hunting. They sent her to the pet store and to a place called Okomo Villa. She decided to go to the villa figuring the open air would help her relax. Once the boys were strapped on to her back and settled, the mother walked out locking the door behind her. Slipping the key into her bag, boots clicked as the city passed around her. Jasmine was becoming more comfortable walking across the bridges between the mountains. Looking to the side, she watched the forest below closely. The last thing the woman wanted to happen was to get caught in the open by a Zith.
“This place makes me so nervous,” the blonde whispered to herself.
The boys cooed and looked around with the natural curiosity that came from being babies. The mother turned her attention back to the direction her feet was going. The last thing she wanted was to get lost in the fog that had brought with it a strange chill. The woman had a large scarf in her bag that she could open and drape over the boys. Jasmine did not want them getting ill while working. It took what felt like a long time before the building finally appeared out of the fog.
Sighing she relaxed seeing that she had not gotten lost in the search. Taking a deep breath to calm her nerves, the woman entered and looked around. The sounds of what she assumed were the Okomo could be heard clearly. Looking around at the area, the drykas spotted what appeared to be an equipment room. She nearly ran into a red headed woman that suddenly appeared from another of the rooms.
“Excuse me,” Jasmine signed, “my name is Jasmine. The people at the Cosmic Center told me to seek employment here?”
“What skills do you possess?” the woman asked.
“Animal husbandry. Though its more with horses than Okama,” Jasmine explained.
“Ok-om-o, not Okama. Horses? Hm, they are similar in size and build come,” the red head said and walked away.
