<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/fXF6cvv.jpg?1)</div><strong>Wish</strong>(https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=337368.0#:~:text=Referrals%3A%200-,Envious,-%C2%AB%20Reply%20%237%20on), an Uplifting Friend Spirit! (she/it)<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Year 1, The Time of Long Sunsets<br/><strong>Tags:</strong>Marcelle<br/><strong>Actions:</strong>She helps!<br/><hr/>These bipeds seemed to focus a lot of their energy around staying warm. Her friendly fire spirits were much better suited for helping out in that regard, but little Wish could help, too! She swirled into the open flames of the bonfire Agi tended causing sparks to erupt upwards in a pretty (and likely frightening) display. She just needed to capture some of his warmth! The friendly wind spirit warmed herself rather quickly before coming out of the flames and back towards Marcelle. Wish blows her warm wind towards the woman - first it is likely a little<em>too</em>warm, but it quickly becomes a comfortable temperature as the spirit cools off. For several minutes, she is able to create a warm wind before the heat leaves her form and she stops moving the air.<br/><br/><strong>"I can help!"</strong>she exclaimed proudly.<strong>"I am not as warm as the others, though."</strong>She didn't seem to mind that. Or the worried and fearful looks she receives.<strong>"It is too bad you do not have more fur. It will become much colder. I do not think you will like it. We can play games to help cheer you up. We can blow the water as it freezes to create pretty designs! We can shake the snowflakes off of the trees to land in big clumps on the animals below! We can visit the baby elephants and chase them in circles!"</strong>Her list of games goes on, many of which are impossible or dangerous to the human.<br/><br/><strong>"Many spirits are not here. We could visit them, too!"</strong>She says on the heels of Eliza's outburst and Aqua's suggestion. She doesn't understand what Agi means - Wish<em>always</em>dropped in uninvited. But that wasn't necessarily true! She was always welcome and she didn't understand the distinction that made. Just as she didn't quite understand the fearful and nervous glances she was receiving.