Zulina's life had been set in stone the day she was born into the pack. Hair as pale as the moon, eyes as blue as the ocean's tide. She was considered a rare gift from the Moon goddess herself within her pack. About one out of fifty children born in...
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Zulina turned her pale blue eyes towards the Altar that was set up for her, Confused as to how it had gotten set up so quickly in her time arriving here her eyes shifted back towards her mate as he remained in the doorway. She let out a soft chuckle as she moved away from the altar and over to her very uncomfortable mate and pressed her lips against his. "You're not going to help me much with this energy you're giving off, My love" She murmured softly as she took his hand and lead him further into the room and gestures towards the deep blue rug on the ground by the altar which held five candles which signified each element including Spirit in a star formation. A Penticle made out of wood displayed on the surface of the Altar. Whoever had set this up for her had done their research. "Who set this up for me?" She asked gently as she looked towards Landon.
"I had some of the females do some research and buy you some new supplies while we traveled here... it did take us almost a month to arrive... they went abit over board but your own things are over in the corner if you need to rearrange some things and replace some others go for it... I can donate things you dont connect with to a Seer Academy or whatever they're called" He said with a soft chuckle as he kneeled down on the rug and watched his beautiful mate move across the small room. Watched the way her pale skin glimmered and glistened in the moon light. She was like his own personal shining star, pointing him down his path. He watched in silence as she pulled a small leather bound book from her luggage and as she moved over to the Altar and began to light each colored candle she spoke in a soft tone.
"I call upon Fire first, The fiercest of the elements... May its light guide me towards the answers which I seek." Her hand moved over the ignited flame of the red candle as she pulled it from its holder. From his position upon the rug he felt a strange warmth fill him from the chest as he watched her move onto the next candle."With this flame... I call upon Earth, The Strongest of the elements... hard as a rock yet ever changing and filled with life. Strengthen my tether to this plane as I commune with the Goddess in her sacred place." Her eyes fluttered shut. Landon's eyes shifted towards the tree just outside the window as its leaves parted slightly to allow the moon's light to fill the room ever more. And as she moved to the next candle her shoulder hit the moonlight just enough to caste ripples of the moons tide around the darkened room. "I call upon Air, The Most Gentle of the elements yet an element with a temper...Protect me in my travels to the Goddesses plane for without you my lungs will become dry and starved of oxygen" Landon shivered as he felt the air shift within the room through the window... little did he know that Seer's had magic abilities when calling upon the elements... the elements listened to them and lent them their power... yet no Seer to date has ever used this power for evil..."I Call upon water... An element which has close connection with the goddess... for without it we'd not see her reflection nor hear her call... Consume me in your waves... so that I may see my mother...." Her voice broke off slightly as her head raised up towards the ceiling as she and Landon both began to hear the sound of raindrops upon the roof. "And last... I call upon my own spirit... the only Element that cannot be called upon by mundane means... but by faith alone...Harden yourself spirit... for you and you alone may speak with the goddess..." As she lit the purple candle signifying spirit she moved away from the candles after placing the red one back in its holder and grabbed onto her white sage smudge stick.
