Hope Is Loved When Luck Dies

Original Work Mythology
F/F
Gen
G
Hope Is Loved When Luck Dies
Summary
The seas never endless eternally grace the rough sand and the sun never stops to make the grains burn against the soles of wild children's bare feet soles. Sal never liked spring till she was embraced by the palms of such a beautiful swan. Her lips as pink as a bleeding cherry. Her voice as clear as the old church bells. Her curls that bounced with every step. And her unnatural smile that didn't fit her face. She would drown you if she found you fit and kiss your cheeks if you would scream.—-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The ocean and the 6 warm months didn't bring Sal the joy it used too. The only reason she would frequent her old friend was to let her sister play around in the seafoam riding the waves. On a hot summer day on her way back after she makes a new rare acquaintance, a girl almost her age, with locks shining in the sun and eyes as blue as the deepest sea. But the girl was weirdly unique, in a way a human shouldn't be.

prologue

Have you heard the tale?
From a time where trees stood tall and the gods of nature would roam wild. There was a myth that spread around. During the summer months in the sunrise of dawn. Wet mist covering the fields of the farmers. On those particular days you could spot a girl dancing on top of the giant ocean cliffs, her bare feet trimming too close to the deadly edge. The tale tells that she rose from the crazy waves beneath. Her skin was made from the sand of the ocean floor beyond where humans could ever reach. Her gold hair was spun from the golden treasures of sunken sailors. The only clothing she would wear was a wail reaching long before the soles of her dirty feet. Her eyes were ever closed, with an eternal smile on her smooth lips as if thoroughly enjoying her dance. If a human soul ever encountered her dance they would either be saved from all earth's dismain and hate, if you crimes have committed she would willingly make you jump off the deep end. After the long summer months her presence would go unnoticed, returning to back whence she came.