Morwena and Morrigan wandered through the busy marketplace, chatting and giggling between themselves as they looked around at the various stalls. They didn't really bother to weave between the other market goers, instead whenever one of their legs or tails was about to come in contact with someone or something else, it seemed to just pass through the object instead; though both girls looked completely solid and alive...
The pair barely paid any attention to the stalls they passed, until they came across one particular stand with a red tent like structure behind it; from which they could hear a multitude of noises. Morrigan and Morwena stopped, both as intrigued as the other, as they stared and looked around to see if they could find an explanation for what the vendor was selling they mirrored each others movements perfectly, it was quite an eerie spectacle to behold. Finally the vendor spoke, drawing the pairs attention. After she had explained what she was 'selling', the two female Lucain looked at each other and silently agreed that they would enter. As Morrigan signed them up for the contest, Morwena vanished into the shadows and slipped inside the tent. A few moments later she returned and whispered in her sister's ear
"There's some Lucain in there, a Grey and Yellow Male and a Teal and Cream Female, who were both very friendly. I think they'd like it back at Theia's ranch", Morrigan nodded eagerly at her sister and finished filling in their names on the form and circled the number
33. Finally they left the stand, planning to peruse the rest of the market whilst they waited until the contest ended.
Oops sorry about forgetting that.Come down from the mountain, you have been gone too long
The world is alive now, in and outside our home
You run through the forest, settle before the sun
Darling, I can barely remember you beside me
You should come back home, back on your own now
Song: Fleet Foxes - Ragged Wood
The sound of my light footsteps against the ground was virtually inaudible with all the rack going on. I had to keep my wings tucked close to my sides so they weren't battered by all of the passing townspeople. Finally getting to the source of all the excitement, I anxiously looked around as I pushed the flaps of the tent open with my nose, walking inside. 
