When Crest got poisoned at one point, Shaylee felt that it is her fault that Crest poison, I can really felt the guilt built up in my heart at that time of the moment. The panic of searching in Shaylee spell book for the cure, the flicking through until she found it, the assurance that she must have in order not to make any mistake to find the correct spell because Crest needed her.
Even though she can felt that the rest of the friends were trying to help Crest too, she took her initiative to cook up the cure: ran to the pool, and used a cup leave to scoop the water, ran back to Crest, then put her purple crystal into it and let Crest drank it.
At one point, Shaylee was not sure whether the rest were going to explore deeper into the pool. She for sure, is going anyway and will see them at the bottom if they are going. Why? Is it there I can get my own personal answer? What is there waiting for me to discover? Is it what I am here for? Is this my quest?
In fact from here, Shaylee indeed did not really knew what were exchanged among her friends, but she turned and looked up and see that the other a not following along, they were still up there. In order not to lost the creature she kept on swimming towards it. Discovering to herself what a vast forest of sea weeds, standing out in a maze. Then suddenly, she heard that someone is calling to her and looked up and saw the rest are joining her after all.
Applying Sculting Work
14 years ago
I am glad that Shaylee took the risk to explore the depth although she seemed to have some resistance about it at the beginning. I also sense that Shaylee tends to put all responsibilities on her self and got really panicky when that happens...Actually nobody is sure whether the berries are poisonous..actually Exodusor/Lone Ranger ate it too and LR wasn't poisoned, in fact, probably after eating the berries, LR became more courageous in diving in to the unknown as well as taking higher risks to search for the CALL...so, in fact, LR must thank shaylee for discovering the berries ;-)
ReplyDeleteYa-loh you ate the berries also, you did not get poisoned. Thanks for saying that I played apart in your risk taking adventure. Waiting anxiously for the journey to continue.
ReplyDeleteOne mans poison is another mans meat! Nothing is black and white - A healer (Shaman) may consume 'poison' e.g. hallucinogenic plants to enter into an altered state consciousness to commune with the 'spirit world' in the service of his people whilst another may consume it and becomes 'mad' (drug addiction) in an attempt to avoid his pain/sorrow of his existence,
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