<div style="text-align: center;"><span style="font-size: 150%; line-height: 116%;"><span style="color: #FF0000"> Lana Meyer </span></span></div><br/><div style="text-align: center;"><span style="color: #FF0000"> 'Ghost ' </span></div><br/><br/><div style="text-align: center;"><a class="postlink" href="http://i1343.photobucket.com/albums/o793/Galvin_Fugazi/ef83644e-b81e-4c18-a36f-83c777a6137e_zps8d502a8f.jpg">[ img ]</a></div><br/><br/><div style="text-align: justify;">Lana had no idea how the girl and her brother would take that proposal. From Lana's point of view it was some logical development. They were on a hostile planet with a lot of enemies around them. You can always get grabbed by the enemy, but if you know how to defend yourself he may be up for a bad surprise. But Lana had grown up in a family of gun-loving hunters. She had no idea about the background of Lilli and her brother. Still he accepted the idea finally and that was good like that.<br/><br/><span style="color: #FF8000">"Alright, then we do that tomorrow. But for now I guess I should tell you the story of the little princess who came to a foreign planet, where everything was totally different and dangerous and how she was totally in fear that she would be eaten by one of the dangerous animals. Until she realised that it was silly to have fear and that she is far too big to be crying all the time..." </span><br/><br/>Lana had no such story in her repertoire, but she had seen how the young girl had reacted on her storytelling and she was positive that she would get enough good ideas to tell a fascinating story. Of course she did it again with purpose. Because Lilli would soon learn that everything here was different and then she would remember how the princess had been brave and had not given up and she would do the same. At least Lana hoped it...<br/><br/><span style="color: #FF8000">"Once in a land far, far away there had lived a princess. Her name had been Sally and she was just six years old. That's not old of course, but the little princess already felt really grown-up. Hey, she could already look on the table in the kitchen without using a chair, so she was grown-up. Grown-up enough, at least for the little princess..." </span><br/><br/>Lana carried on with her story. Somehow she had not known that she could tell stories so well and that she could create them so quickly. It was kind of surprising even to herself, but seeing the bright eyes of the kid in front of her encouraged her really to be extra creative. Tammy had sat down in a free seat next to her and the Getalian hunter had sat down next to Tammy and was colouring the story by making the sounds of the animals. It was really a funny little round and the kid marveled in it. But she was not the only one marveling in it. Lana had seen her brother leaning back and listening to the story with a smile on his face and a look of admiration on his face. Or was the look something different? Lana was not sure about it and it made her blush a little to feel his eyes on her.<br/><br/><span style="color: #FF8000">"...the little princess had taken cover under an uprooted tree and was looking fearfully up to that giant animal. It had very large teeth and somehow the look of those teeth reminded the princess of the dog of her father. It was an old, grumpy dog who was always barking and in bad mood. His teeth looked just like those of that animal, admitted they were smaller than this one, but maybe....hey, maybe this animal was nothing else like a dog. Maybe dogs in this place looked like that? The princess thought about it, watching the animal. It behaved just like a dog, it sniffed and seemed to search her. Sally nearly started to giggle. She had played the same games with the old dog of her father. She had hidden in some place and had been totally quite, so that the old dog had not found her. Because if the old dog had searched long enough without finding little Sally, he had given up and trotted off. Maybe this one would do the same? Sally was totally quite and watched the animal. And indeed after some time that seemed like eternity to the princess the animal walked away. Sally let go of her breath and sighed deeply...that had been really dangerous. Next time she would be far more careful and would not walk around a corner without peeping first around it. But she had now not so much fear anymore of that large animal. After all it was just a dog...." </span><br/><br/>Lana tried to pack everything in that story the young girl may face outside and Gleywine who seemed to have understood what she had on her mind, helped her greatly by giving her always new animals and situations in short expalanations. It was like a survival training for Lilli in form of a fairytale.</div>