"Agreement - Kyanna has prepared a feast worthy of a fungi witch."
The magia girl replied somewhat jestfully, also feeling quite full and unable to not briefly glance at the now very full meter in the corner of her vision, almost ready to pulsate with color as if to indicate that eating any more would result in some kind of negative status effect. But it still brought a smile to her face. It might have been a small reminder that they were inside of a game, but the experience was no less real than if it all took place outside of it as well.
As the evening got colder, the girl was ready to shed her brown cloak and drape her companion in it instead. While its primary function was to conceal one's identity, it still had all of its original functions as well - namely that it was quite good at protecting against the harshness of nature's elements. Ultimately, though, it turned out that Kyanna came to this place quite prepared. Apparently, this picnic was to be extended into a whole camping trip now.
But to be able to snuggle inside the warm wrap of a blanket? It was well worth it, wasn't it? Leaning against each other, the fungi witch wished to learn more about the stars, the cosmos, the all that encompassed them both. Even the small starlet owl made its presence known, born partly of the astral power that the magia wielded. But it was so much more than just another mastery... at least to MAI, it was. But where could she even begin? Letting out a brief sigh, she looked up at the starry sky.
"Worry - This unit is not sure if it will be a good teacher. Social things like that... were never this unit's strong suit."
Still, she would try her best, as always. Letting various thoughts fill her mind, images of greatness wash over her inner eye, she closed her eyes for a moment and extended one of her hands upward. Along it, one could almost say that the heavens themselves lit up a bit more... colors saturating, stars shining brighter. Was it truly the sky? Or just a bit of trickery that the magia used on the two of them? She smiled slightly as her mana painted the air around them, creating shapes, tiny moving constellations.
"Comos - This unit sees it... like the ocean. It seems endless. So close, yet so unexplored. And full of the strangest, wonderful things. All perhaps completely impossible for our minds to comprehend in entirety. Some say that the Universe is uncaring, but this unit finds a warm embrace and comfort in Cosmos, the mother of all. After all, it is a miracle. All of it. And so are we. In this realization, this unit finds strength."
TerraSphere was a strange game, one that connected with those that played it on a deeper level. One's mental space, one's imagination... they too were tools that could be used to shape this world. Where some found infinite insignificance, MAI found infinite possibilities and a promise of an eternal voyage of wonders, projecting that very idea onto the world around her.
Where some used Astramancy in a more traditional way by divining and reading the stars, she wished to be a free bird that could fly from one planet to another. Gravity no longer shackled her, allowing her to spread her wings. The emptiness of the endless space could gnaw at one's soul, but MAI focused on the beauty of colors in space. Her form was coated in a visage of nebulas and starlight, shining eternally and warding off others.
Ultimately, Kyanna would find her way. But if she wanted to be taught by this magia specifically, then there was probably no way but to witness what Cosmos meant to her. And while MAI was not worried about how the witch would take it, she did look over to the other girl with a somewhat worried smile.
"This unit hopes none of this will be too boring for Kyanna."
@Kyanna Wynne
