Willow Bloom and the Dream Keepers by E.V. Farrell

Author:E.V. Farrell [Farrell, E.V.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781916410305
Publisher: Bookline & Thinker
Published: 2018-12-08T16:00:00+00:00

Thera

Avari stepped forward in her yellow and gold shimmering robe, offering her hand. Willow took it to steady herself. “Thank you,” she said, and stepped away from the arch. She breathed in deeply. “I’m actually here.”

Avari smiled. “Yes, you are.” She gestured to the man standing next to her. “This is High Chancellor Antoy, one of the co-ordinators of the Light Keepers.”

The Chancellor was dressed in an ornate white and gold robe, his eyes were purple too.

“We hope your first visit is everything you dreamed it would be,” High Chancellor Antoy said warmly, shaking Willow’s hand.

Willow felt herself positively beaming. “Thanks. So far, so good!”

She followed them through a most unusual parkland. Everything seemed familiar, yet out of place. The garden beds were filled with flowers, only their leaves weren’t green, but shades of silver and blue. Sweet and woody scents filled the air, reminding Willow of the TriGamon. She gazed at the trees with their multi-coloured canopies, dotted with clusters of silver blooms. Even the grass was different, a mix of blues and greens. High above, the sun shone brightly against a purple sky with creamy white clouds, and to the east, a large planet floated just above the horizon. “It’s so beautiful,” she breathed.

“Yes, it is,” Avari agreed. “You are on the planet of dreams.”

“I am sure that you are eager to commence your duties, Willow,” High Chancellor Antoy, said. “I will leave Avari to guide you.”

Willow stepped towards a flowering shrub to study it more closely. “I can’t believe I’m really here!” Her eyes suddenly became sensitive to the colours and she felt dizzy and stumbled.

Avari caught Willow’s arm before she fell. “Perhaps you should sit down,” she said, as she led her to a nearby park bench.

“I feel really light-headed,” Willow said. “Is that normal? Do you know why I’m feeling like this?”

“Your body is adjusting to our world,” Avari explained. “The colour frequencies here are much higher than those on Earth, and our gravity is less active than your own. It is why your cells have to be agitated between the arches before you arrive, otherwise you would be floating two feet above the ground. And the flash of light you experienced helps your vision to adjust to our light spectrum.” Avari looked into Willow’s eyes. “Just breathe slowly and let your body relax.”

Willow closed her eyes and listened to her breath coming and going. She could feel the tension in her body begin to ease. After a short time she opened her eyes. “I’m feeling better now.” She stood up and caught a glimpse of the tall spires beyond the trees. “Is that …?”

Avari followed her gaze. “Mondria, yes. Do you think you can walk now?”

“I’m fine. Really.” She stood and wandered over to some of the trees. A tiny bird with four purple and green wings flew by and settled itself on a low branch. Willow’s gaze was held by the bird. “No way!” she blurted out.

“Is everything all right?” Avari inquired.

“Err, I think that bird just said something to me – in my head.

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