Ília had a hunch about what is the story behind the curse, but without knowing who done such thing to Edwin, there was no way the bird girl would be able to bring him some more peace of mind in that. His muse still faltered him? Perhaps there is something she could do... Maybe... "My Master, I desire to inspire thee with a view no human in the outside world has been allowed to witness outside their fantasies.", she stepped away from him... One step... Two... Three... And four.
Her body seemed to ignite, but it was just feathers, golden like the sunlight, but still gentle like a spring breeze, and as the feathers spread over Ília it changed her. Didn't take long, until Edwin would be seeing the phoenix she is. Under these cloudy skies, she was like a sun, one he could witness without pain.
The solar phoenix's eyes were still the same, caring, gentle, friendly, fixated on him in a silent question. Would that inspire him a new piece?
Her body seemed to ignite, but it was just feathers, golden like the sunlight, but still gentle like a spring breeze, and as the feathers spread over Ília it changed her. Didn't take long, until Edwin would be seeing the phoenix she is. Under these cloudy skies, she was like a sun, one he could witness without pain.
The solar phoenix's eyes were still the same, caring, gentle, friendly, fixated on him in a silent question. Would that inspire him a new piece?