Username - cyberdragon725
Name - Aria Moon
Gender - Female
Personality (200 min) -
Aria has always been a soft, gentle, and friendly young viscet whom often is known to act as a sister of sorts to all those she meets or a helpful source of wisdom. She's hard working and also quite the optimist, despite the events and struggles she has faced in the past. She always does her best to keep her thoughts from drifting to those darker places where the worst memories rest and she makes it a personal goal to never go to sleep feeling those emotions she had during those times. She's protective of those that she cares about and will always do anything she can to help those in need. Even if doing so means giving herbs to help an illness, slipping a little extra cash to help someone, or even something a simple as "accidentally" cooking too much for dinner.
She hates to see others suffering and does her absolute best to cheer them up and to help carry some of their burdens. She can be a bit naive and too innocent for her own good sometimes but she's not completely clueless. Her cleverness and observational skills have allowed her to gain a deeper understanding of others. She's delightfully curious and is always trying to learn new things, hoping to further this understanding. There has only been two viscets she has never been able to understand; herself and her adopted daughter, Echoe. Having found the young viscling wandering the forest, it was no surprise that the motherly viscet took her in. Together, the two have grown to be nearly inseparable, always building, growing, and protecting each other. One of their favorite things to do together is herb hunting. You see, Aria is a healer. She uses herbs and natural healers in order to cure illness and to help the sick or wounded. It has been a passion of hers ever since she was young and she has never been more confident and comfortable than the times when she's seen working with her herbs.
In summary, though Aria is known to others as a loner, she is a calm and motherly young viscet with a love of nature and a passion for helping others.
Favorite Dream (250 min) -
Dreams... Such a simple word and yet for so many viscets it holds such a vast meaning behind in. For some it is the world they see when they close their eyes. Cast into a land of imagination and creativity, you become the ruler of your own world and the creator of your own dreams. For others, a dream is simply a hope. It's a longing for what's to become of the future. For her... it was both...
For years, Aria has been on her own. As a viscling she had no parents to fall back on and no friends to turn to. She was forced to forge her own path, to learn about the world without the guidance of another... and yet... she also found that she learned to love the earth as well. Her experiences and ideas gave her a completely different view of the world. It was if she were opening her eyes for the very first time. Of course, with her new way of seeing, she couldn't avoid the bad in the world either. She began to take notice of others; their struggles, their trials, and their ignorance of each other were all she could see. So great was the suffering of the people that it was as if they were all clouds, blocking the suns light from shining down on her grassy home. Then she began to think... she began to dream. She dreamed of a world without suffering. She dreamed of a home without arguments, streets without the homeless, life without death. But most of all.... she dreamed that all little children, just as she was one time, would have a home. One where they wouldn't be forced to rely on the powers of their own skills to survive. A home made just for them and so she dreams of giving them the home she never had.
Favorite Song(s) (min 1) -
Celeste - Ezra Vine
Somewhere Only We Know - Lily Allen
Silhouette - Owl City
Buy The Stars - Marina And The Diamonds
The Valley - The Oh Hello's
Gif/Picture that reminds you of them (min 1) -

Short Story (400 min) -
Simply another day... that's all it was for me, or at least... that's what it was supposed to be. Never had I thought my world would have changed so fast and so drastically. Never did i think I would ever meet someone like her. You see, I've seen all sorts of viscets within my lifetime. As a healer, I've met and help what seems to be everyone; the short, the tall, the rich, the poor... if you name it, I have most likely seen it. Still, through all this time... I'd never seen someone like her. At least, not outside of a mirror that is... because I've never met someone was just like me.
The day began as any other. Early morning light meeting my eyes and guiding the way to the kitchen and my first cup of hot tea. As i embraced the sweet caffeine held within that holy grail, I couldn't help but smile softly as my eyes wandered to the window. Trees whispered gently as the breeze rustled through leaves causing what light broke through the canopy to dance among the ground. A sight that, despite having grown up here, never seems to tire me. Stepping out of my home, I greeted the morning with a smile and a laugh as I rushed into the undergrowth, a basket for herb collected held in the crook of my arm. The wind rushed through my fur as I made my way across the mountain. Suddenly, I felt it. There was a shift in the breeze, a change that I had not previously felt. It almost seemed to be pulling me... guiding me to something. I stopped swiftly, raising my muzzle as my ears pricked up to listen. The same rustling was the only sound to be heard and yet, just out of my reach, a soft whisper could be heard. A sound that almost seemed like... like an echo.
I followed it. The mountains were guiding me, trying to show me something. Eyes peeled, I looked to see where it would lead me and saw on the path ahead, it broke into a clearing in the trees. Making my way into the meadow, I gasped at what I saw. Resting on the soft, golden grasses was a young viscling, hurt and exhausted. A gasp escaped me at the sight. What would do this to one so young? What could she have possibly done to deserve something like this? A surge of affection and determination filled my being. Kneeling before the child, I gently pulled her into my lap. Cradling her, I stood and smiled softly as she instinctively shifted to a more comfortable position. Chuckling softly, I spoke to her despite knowing she wouldn't be able to hear. "Rest now, dear child. You're safe now. I've got you." It was then that I made a decision, one that ultimately would change my life forever. A decision brought before me by the winds of change and a single little viscling who appeared just as quickly as an echoe in the forest...