To Gaze Upon the Dawn

Corona cheered. No, not silently. He actually did a short jump and threw his fist into the air and yelled "Woo!", though not too loudly as to not wake people up. "Me too. I love the sunset and rise. It is quite enjoyable to watch." Corona considered her a friend now. Simply because she shared his love with the sunrise and sunset.

"Hmmm... powers." Now here was the interesting part. Technically, he was the power. He wasn't quite sure what he should tell her. Judging from the fireball she made, Corona wondered if she was a sort of pyromancer. Her attitude actually seemed to be common in a lot of them. Which didn't make much sense to him. He noted to himself to scan his memory for other instances where pyromancers had similar personalities. Hey - it would give him something to do.

"Are you a pyromancer?" He asked. "You made quite a stable ball of energy, there. Your master must be quite proud." He ended up completely ignoring her question of what power he had. It wasn't on purpose, technically. Though he had been thinking up ways to avoid the topic, he honestly sort of.. forgot about it when all was said and done.

"I apologize for bringing up sad memories." Did her eyes just change again? Dang it.. she was too far away and it was too dark. "I see.. two elements." Most mages could only specialize in one. That she could focus on two indicated a high amount of power, specifically because of her age. A shame humans only had about half a centuries' worth of power before they became too old. "You have incredible potential, Vara. I hope you study hard."

"My power is difficult to explain and may confuse you. For in reality it is not a special ability, but something all humans have the innate power to possess. As long as they have the right help, of course."

The first rays of light from the sun started to shine through the branches of the trees. Corona noticed instantly and his eyes moved to them as if hypnotized. "What is it that makes Earth's atmosphere so beautiful?" He asked, even though he knew the answer to his own question. But most likely, it would be something that a human wouldn't understand. It took even Paul quite a while to figure it out, and he had spent every moment of his life with Corona for over a year now.