Thank you so much Holly for allowing me to take her into my home, i'll be sure to keep great care of Evllyn for you.

I'll also be drawing her image to update my profile with soon <3

A Look At Evllyn's Life;

The sunlight surrenders to the moon's call,
As the animals calm, and sleep soon falls,
But amongst the slumber, one is still awake,
Casting a steady eye upon the live's at stake.

She warns the mice as the snake approaches,
Calls for movement from the weary co ckroaches,
She is their protector, their life, their one chance to live,
As she worries for them all, her heart urging to give.

Yet as the night turns to day, and the sun wakes once more,
She settles in the shadows, in the large forest's core,
For there is no need for her now, in the morning light,
So she drifts to sleep, for her duty at night.

Err... probably doesn't make too much sense, sorry about that. Basically I was going for a forest protector image =]

This is also sort of like a prologue for the story;

As the sunlight filtered through the maze of branches overhead a creature was seen resting in the centre of a forest clearing, the newborn cries of the birds testing their melodies with the silence. They soon died down as the sapphire feathered mother came back to feed them, surrendering the worm she had found before flying off once again, leaving her young to feast upon the meal. It was only a few seconds before she left that the cries began again, causing the creature to open one eye to wearily stare upwards at the nest above.

'Ever dependent..' The doe thought as she pushed herself to her feet with one graceful motion, the crown of jade leaves shaking merrily as she appeared to search the ground for something. She must not have found it as she shook her head in dismay and looked wearily back at the three young chicks huddled close together, their beaks opened wide to chirp a beckoning unison for their mother- or for more food. But she wasn't going to come; not for a long time anyway, so the animal decided to do something about it.

Since there was no food suitable for the young on the floor she cast her gaze upon the leafy collar she adorned around her neck, her warm eyes soon attracted to the cluster of berries dangling from them like a bell upon a cat's collar. She craned her neck and was just able to pluck them off with her teeth be

In the depth of twilight a strange occurance appeared- neither moon nor stars broke the shadowed sky with their usual silver brilliance. People spoke in hushed voices of the Lunaire (moon) and Lauxnos (stars) and why they did not once again grace them with their alluring presence. The creatures that roamed this now eclipsed planet were fearful- fearful of the dark that now concealed all the dangers of their home. It was this very fear that sparked between the Lunaire and the Lauxnos a sudden exchange of thought, their etheral voices wondering if whether abandoning these crowds was a wise idea.

"Laux...these humans, they are frightened."

"I see what you see Luna, but they do not deserve our tender guidance. They have yet to appreciate us."

"We were created to keep the shadows from ruling the Earth, our duties have been decided since the dawn of time. The light we have stolen was not ours to take- the aurora of the night does not belong to us, but to those we have rendered helpless."

"It is our light Lunaire! For years we have dutifully shone for them-"

"It is not! We are only mimics of the light of dawn, the light of our creator! Or have you forgotten this amongst your resent?"

The stinging words of the Lunaire obviously had the effect that was intended for their exchange immediatly stopped; the Lauxnos remaining silent for a few moments before a calming voice sang out again.

"Go shine, Lauxnos. Be the beautiful beads of light that litter the night sky, the twinkling replies to the childhood wishes. If you look but only a little closer you will find the appreciation that has been there all along."

Both the Lunaire and the Lauxnos disappeared from behind the night veil and emerged once again in their usual places above the fearing planet, chasing away the taunting shadows of the darker hours and replacing them with their celestial glow. It was then that an outbreak of 'Aahs' consumed the once crying crowds, arms of all lengths being raised to point at the midnight aurora.

"We are more appreciated than you think Lauxnos."

If anyone at that moment had paid more attention to the pattern of the stars they would have been able to make out a distinct smile next to the moon, a smile of appreciation towards the creatures below.