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Meret Silverstream
It took Meret a while to decide where to settle. She tried the main entry room, but there was a strange creaking sound that the floorboard made there that reminded her of just how high up they were. Instead, she decided to lay to rest on the floor in the kitchen beside the table. Just before Hunter had left the room Kay had thrown her an armful of tattered blankets and Meret had thanked her. Worn and threadbare as they were, they were the best she'd had in months. The floor on the kitchen felt more solid than the one in the main room, and Meret assumed that it had been built over the top of a supporting branch. This, at least, was what she was hoping as she closed her eyes and tried to sleep.
Sleep came slowly and fitfully. No sooner would her mind finally slip into unconsciousness then some sound or another would wake her. Whether it was the nocturnal bird life outside or the wind rushing through the canopy she wasn't sure, but whatever it was always morphed into Bears in her dreams. It wasn't until very early in the morning that the nightmares and imagined sounds finally let go and she managed to fall asleep in earnest.
Meret woke with and she sat up, her blanket falling to the ground as she looked around. With eyes wide and alert she saw Hunter's door shut slowly, and then Meret relaxed. Knowing that it was probably only one of her new companions she closed her eyes and tried (and failed) to go back to sleep. Even if she couldn't sleep she would at least get some rest; something she desperately needed.
It took Meret a while to decide where to settle. She tried the main entry room, but there was a strange creaking sound that the floorboard made there that reminded her of just how high up they were. Instead, she decided to lay to rest on the floor in the kitchen beside the table. Just before Hunter had left the room Kay had thrown her an armful of tattered blankets and Meret had thanked her. Worn and threadbare as they were, they were the best she'd had in months. The floor on the kitchen felt more solid than the one in the main room, and Meret assumed that it had been built over the top of a supporting branch. This, at least, was what she was hoping as she closed her eyes and tried to sleep.
Sleep came slowly and fitfully. No sooner would her mind finally slip into unconsciousness then some sound or another would wake her. Whether it was the nocturnal bird life outside or the wind rushing through the canopy she wasn't sure, but whatever it was always morphed into Bears in her dreams. It wasn't until very early in the morning that the nightmares and imagined sounds finally let go and she managed to fall asleep in earnest.
Meret woke with and she sat up, her blanket falling to the ground as she looked around. With eyes wide and alert she saw Hunter's door shut slowly, and then Meret relaxed. Knowing that it was probably only one of her new companions she closed her eyes and tried (and failed) to go back to sleep. Even if she couldn't sleep she would at least get some rest; something she desperately needed.