The Starchild's home (open rp)

"Many a night,
I have slept, not contrite,
Under the stars,
Out of doors,
But I will say,
A bed inside, which you supplied,
The choice is not hard to decide.
One night I stay, then I will go
To study the world none truly know."
She spoke with rhyme again, though it was not difficult to get the message she was trying to get across. She looked out the window, admiring the sunset. Then she grabbed her piece of bread, tore off a bit and ate it.

Almyra swallowed the piece of bread she was chewing, then spoke normally again.
"Yes, that sounds enjoyable. I find it fascinating, being outdoors. The strings, even the small portion that are visible to me, form giant, complicated webs, more complicated than those indoors, as more living things interact with their environment. Ripples spread everywhere, it's truly a thing of beauty."
She smiled,
"That is why I wander, you know, to see the beauty of the strings."

"Not only life, everything connects with everything else in some way or another. Life merely makes the most connections, pulls the most strings. Inanimate things, like rocks, mountains, tides, they also have beauty to them. Even death has its own beauty, its own significance in this universe."
She stood and walked over to be next to Soraka.
"Is there any way I can help?"

Almyra does as Soraka asks, then returns to standing near her.
"Nature is not alone in beauty. Large cities like Piltover and Demacia, even Zaun and Noxus have beauty to me. The apparent chaos and randomness of people walking, running, riding from place to place, fighting, eating drinking, going about their business, all of the activity there holds strings, creates them, breaks them, stretches and pulls them. That is the beauty I see, the relationships. The beauty of the cities and nature, life and death, is the same to me. The chaos of the universe, this is beauty, seemingly unpredictable, yet when the strings are visible, it is predictable, to an extend. Everything has consequences, be they minor or dire, the beauty I see is the relationship between actions and their consequences."
She paused for a moment, then continued.
"Have you ever considered the consequences of your own actions? How the healing of one man may affect others, may lead to the deaths of hundreds, like how the flapping of a butterfly's wings may lead to a blizzard hitting a village in Freljord. Perhaps in killing the fish you have caught, you save an aquatic civilization, or condemn one."

Almyra nodded at Soraka's response.
"I see, interesting. Many people respond as you do, acting in the present for the most part. I do this as well for the most part, not letting the possible consequences affect my judgement, I merely consider them, try to predict how the strings will be pulled, and see the results later on, then make note of them. It is rarely a matter of ethics that I consider such things, more of a matter of gaining knowledge. I hope to learn to better predict the chaotic system we all live in. That, for me, is enlightenment, being able to predict the results of our actions through understanding of chaos. I know I will not achieve this, yet I still try, hoping that some day my work will be passed along to future generations, such that they may come close to making accurate predictions. To my knowledge, it is impossible. None can see all of the strings, and sight of all of the strings is require to make perfect predictions. When graphed, our minds are like hyperbolas, and true enlightenment and ignorance are the asymptotes."

She smiled,
"Yes, I'll go outside with you."

She would allow Soraka to go out first, then follow her.

Almyra followed, once they were outside, she also looked up at the sky, enjoying the stars. She smiles again, then notices Soraka raising her arms. She tilts her head, curious.
"What are you doing?"