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Gorgeous depiction of Azura! Outstanding work dear!
Lady Azura is easily one of the loveliest of the Lady Dieties, giving Meridia, Mara, Nocturnal, and even Dibella some serious competition in the beauty department. ^^
BUT: why in Oblivion would Azura want to have ANYTHING whatsoever to do with the likes of that JERK Padomay in the first place??
You'd think that a freaking GODDESS like her would have somewhat better taste in potential mates that THAT pos. ^^
I hope Ambrosia is prepared for what she must do....
Endorsed.
Many warm thanks, Shelley, and cheers, dear!
Ambrosia really needed some good respite after her ordeal and I ma very glad that Azura's realm became such safe heaven for her. The description and illustrations of the ream are very beautiful, this is how I imagine Moonshadow looks like. and Azura herself is gorgeous, acting like patient mother to Ambrosia, giving her advises and once again offering her a choice. also it was lovely explanation about blue color in Ambrosia's hair.
I so hope that Ambrosia won't have to face the harsh choice of doing good for the world and her love! But she sure did a lot of research in hope to calm her love before it would be too late!
I would look forward to see the next chapter!
I will be keen to see the next chapter dearie!
this is beautiful work. The music so fitting, it ran out as I was reading, but kept echoing in my mind, even now as I write.
You did an excellent job making Azura and her realm, you described it elegantly. How could one not find peace here. Perhaps she will no longer harbor ill towards Amaor, that this could only be the next logical place for Ambrosia to go. To see that her life has so much meaning for others and not only to herself.
Níðhöggr, that is going to be a tough sell. Will he doubt her presence, will he become more enraged at believing that this is some trickery of the Daedra?
You leave us a parting shot full of mystery and wonder.