The last unicorn roleplay account. Novella; Literate; super chill mun
“The unicorn lived in a lilac wood, and she lived all alone. She was very old, though she did not know it, and she was no longer the careless color of sea foam but rather the color of snow falling on a moonlit night."
The little red mouth parted open in revelation and awe as the majestic wonder before her bowed her snowy head, bidding the princess to climb atop her for a ride. She said she had seen Hana before, and the words summoned the dreams of days past, where the young girl had imagined seeing graceful equine in the blue moonlight when she stood on the balcony, unable to rest— perhaps those had not been dreams after all. She reached out towards the beauty, but her hand fell back again, afraid to touch in fear that she would disappear from caress so mortal and o r d i n a r y . “Good” was still so foreign to the unloved child, to call this prospect of riding a unicorn hers felt blasphemous.
“…this truly isn’t a d r e a m ? “
Large wide set eyes stared at the human as if she could see each and every crevace of this beings life; she had spent all her days in the lilac woods, watching. Rare to draw forth from her bed of soft grass and dew dampened green moss. The unicorns snout moved forward with such swift grace finding the hand that had fallen. Pressing a snout as soft as dandelions into the young princess’s small hand. "I am real.”
A gentle wind glistened like starlight upon the unicorns mane, kindly awaiting the child.
She had used to dream of meeting a unicorn, of riding a horse as white as wispy clouds and a mane like starlight. Her nanny had once told her stories of them before, beautiful creatures from greater worlds capable of all kinds of wondrous magic, c e l e s t i a l .
But when Hana had told her sisters of the magnificent beings, they had only laughed at her. She had contrived to capture one with all sorts of methods, bowls of cream and honey, pretty music. Eventually her mother had heard of her “psychosis” and commanded her nanny to halt all stories at once.
Yet for all that heartbreak, here one stood before her, gazing at her with dulcet look.
“Yes,” she started, voice soft at first, before it grew in fervor, a smile on small pink lips.
“Yes, this would be a wonderful dream.”
It was contagious, the child’s r a d i a n t bliss. It caused the Large deer like ears on the Unicorn to pull forward and her long neck to pull upward in merriment. "Then come forth princess and ride upon my back. I have seen you before, and often, I wonder if you have seen me too.”
The Unicorn tucked her for legs beneath her graceful form and presented her back which flowed with a mane as white as starlight.
Her eyes widened at the sight, lantern almost falling from her hand. There was no denying it, that was a u n i c o r n , as beautiful and spectacular as all the tales promise. Her ivory mane reflected in the moonlight, as if she was the source of all light itself. Her breath felt heavy, she swallowed it.
“Am I….am I dreaming?”
Foxes and wolf cubs danced within her eyes, diamonds and pearls glistened from her long mane ebbing any young princess to braid it. Her small heart shaped head dipped low to the young princess and she blinked large doe-like eyes.
“If you were, would it be a good dream?”
She was vaguely curious and had she been not a unicorn and instead a human, she felt she would have a smile upon her lips. The unicorn loved dreams.