Tending to the plants.

[Rihza]

A young girl walked though the guardians admiring the plants. A simple white dress contrasted with her green hair and purple eyes but matched a peal like orb she held under her arm. All the types of plants amazed her, everything was alive even in this cold. Well almost everything.

Rihza walked over to a brown and withered plant, it was hard to tell what it was but she knew. Holding out a hand to it, the orb started to glow under her arm. From her energy and that of the orb's the plant started to stand up, turning green. It was tall, at lest feet and was a bright blue. She smiled, the plant was not a human one but one of the underworld, one that could heal or hurt if used with proper knowledge. Running a hand along one of it's large leaves she knew it was now healthy.

[Sauri Matashina]

A pair of dark eyes watched the young girl move through the gardens. Observant as always Sauri waited to see what would happen. When the girl healed the plant she smiled then. "You have quite a gift there, young lady." She said in a soft toned voice.when she came into view, the rose tattoos along her arm bloomed before the girls eyes. "I see you like plants as well. I am happy to see you getting settled." She said, and crouched to the grass, so she wouldnt appear threatening. That flower is beautiful, and useful if one knows how." She said, and smiled at Rihza.

[Rihza]

Hearing a voice she turned to see the woman. Upon reaciving the complement she curtsied in a greeting and as a thanks. Looking to the woman's tattoos she smiled. "Woah! Amazing! That's so net and so pretty!" A wide grin came to her as she looked to the woman. "Thank you, and I'm glad someone else likes plants. There more complicated than most people think." She laughed an insentient laugh before looking back to the flower. "Yeah, the leaves can be made into a powder that can fix almost anything. The flower though is deadly if eaten, or if bothered. This is one plant that knows how to defend itself." At her words the flower moved a little a milky sap dripping from it. The grass that the sap hit withered. "It doesn't have to worry about weeds or the soil getting to crowded." She turned back to the woman. "Oh I'm Rihza by the way. This is your garden right? I was told it was at lest."

[Sauri Matashina]

A smile still curled to her lips she nodded. "Indeed it is. I shall have to show you another that can." She said and nodded softly again. "Yes, I love plants and this is my garden. I enchant it in the winter to keep it beautiful." She said softly and stood up. "Pleasure to see you, Rihza." She said and turned. "Come, I will show you a favorite of mine. It is quite lovely. I got them from a witch years ago." She said and walked toward the back of the garden. She pulled a handful of a white powder from her pocket and blew it toward a piece of lattice. Several vines appeared, writhing over the wood. "These, are my dusk blooming choke vines." Beautiful at sunset, but deadly if you get too close." She said, the outer edges of the leaves glimmer a copper color.

[Rihza]

She nodded with a grin happy the plants were able to live all year long. Watching the woman stand she followed after her. She gasped in surprise and joy as the dust turned to powder. "Oh my I've never seen a plant be called forth like that. Amazing." Looking at the vines she nodded. "Neat, witches have really cool plants. Some day I'll be sure and give a nice plant to this garden as well! It's the least I can do for coming to this place where I can live away from humans. They don't like me to much." She frowned a moment but it passed as she looked once more at the vine.

[Sauri Matashina]

Sauri smiled at Rihza, and nodded. "Yes, they do. She was a good friend too." She.said and then looked at her, the enthusiasm from her was wonderful. "I think that would be fine dear. Many here have planted flowers or something unique here." She said with a smile, and then tilted her head a little. "Well, the humans here are a little different. Most of them are pretty accepting to us being here." She said and placed a reassuring hand on her shoulder.