Moving Spirits (rose arc)

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Frida is a young spirit who was born falling from the sky of the dwarf planet, Pequeña. She knows that she will attend the Xóchitl Institute to prepare for the day that she'll become a guardian. She knows her planet without having yet seen it all. She doesn't know what secrets headmasters, Paloma & Yoloti are hiding from the other spirits. And she doesn't know anything about her new roommate Huitzilin.
    
    (TW: death, s*cide
    The story isn't inherently dark but please don't read it if you don't feel like you're in the right head space.)
    
    All of the images I've chosen are temporary 
    
    One last quick message from me: Like most of the people on this website, I'm not a professional writer, but I care about this story a lot & want others to enjoy it just as much as I do. That being said, constructive criticism regarding grammar, flow, or(especially) representation are ALWAYS welcome. If you read this message, thanks :)All Rights Reserved

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Frida is a young spirit who was born falling from the sky of the dwarf planet, Pequeña. She knows that she will attend the Xóchitl Institute to prepare for the day that she'll become a guardian. She knows her planet without having yet seen it all. She doesn't know what secrets headmasters, Paloma & Yoloti are hiding from the other spirits. And she doesn't know anything about her new roommate Huitzilin.
    
    (TW: death, s*cide
    The story isn't inherently dark but please don't read it if you don't feel like you're in the right head space.)
    
    All of the images I've chosen are temporary 
    
    One last quick message from me: Like most of the people on this website, I'm not a professional writer, but I care about this story a lot & want others to enjoy it just as much as I do. That being said, constructive criticism regarding grammar, flow, or(especially) representation are ALWAYS welcome. If you read this message, thanks :)

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