I sensed that there was something more she wanted me to
understand. I replayed the conversation
through my mind several times as we sat by the pond in a comfortable
silence. She was nothing but patience in
every line of her body.
I think she knew before I did that I’d figured out what she
wanted me to see. Her face lit up a
little and she smiled. That smile made
me want to do anything she asked.
“You’re Her. You care
so much about the balance of life because it is, quite literally, your life,” I
struggled to explain what I knew in my heart to be true.
“Yes, child. There
are so very few druids left. Even fewer
who know what it means to be born a druid.”
The sense of incredibility almost drowned me. I was talking to Mother Earth in the most
real and literal sense possible.
“What do you want of me?”
“Listen to Kris and James.
They are good men. They will
guide you into your powers. Just as all
other living things depend on each other for survival, you and they must rely
on each other as well. Together you are
so much stronger than alone.”
I didn’t know what happened next. She was there talking to me and then she was
gone. In her absence, I felt eyes
watching me. I turned to see the faint
glow of yellow wolf’s eyes in the shadows of the trees.
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