Ren looked around at her surroundings slowly, trying to commit to memory everything that her eyes landed on. She had always been someone who based their ideas and ideals in facts and actions. Things she could point to and prove. But this was. This was a world she felt drawn to at the times when even facts failed her. Resisting it in the beginning had proven to be useless. She was here, and she was calm.
Strangely enough, even though each sectioned off room of the various elements all were interesting and she spent a good portion of time in each one before moving onto the next for a small meditation. The one that called to her the most was the void. While the other rooms were comfortable, the room that had nothing within was the one that made her still and close her eyes. Made her feel breathless, yet safe. Right in a way that didn't make sense to her, it was as if she had been spun for too long and had suddenly stopped to find herself there.
Putting a hand to her chest she forced herself to breathe again and looked around the room. Nothing of note. Not to see, but she still felt odd, still felt completely at home and unnerved by it all at once. Settling down on her knees, she stared at her ink stained hands and let her mind wander.
Her head bowed down slightly and her breathing slowed, one would think she had fallen asleep her face was so serene. But no, she was just thinking.
Strangely enough, even though each sectioned off room of the various elements all were interesting and she spent a good portion of time in each one before moving onto the next for a small meditation. The one that called to her the most was the void. While the other rooms were comfortable, the room that had nothing within was the one that made her still and close her eyes. Made her feel breathless, yet safe. Right in a way that didn't make sense to her, it was as if she had been spun for too long and had suddenly stopped to find herself there.
Putting a hand to her chest she forced herself to breathe again and looked around the room. Nothing of note. Not to see, but she still felt odd, still felt completely at home and unnerved by it all at once. Settling down on her knees, she stared at her ink stained hands and let her mind wander.
Her head bowed down slightly and her breathing slowed, one would think she had fallen asleep her face was so serene. But no, she was just thinking.