Animorphia

                                    

                                          
I made up that word by the way....
                          
[3RD POV]
                          
This planet was strange. Animorphia. It looked fairly normal actually, but Adora insisted that they were lacking in magic. There were several kids running around on a lush green field as their parents watched them from afar. Large buildings lining the streets and the biggest building of them all struck the group as a palace. There were several people dancing on street corners. You rarely saw that on Etheria, it was nice. 
                          
A group of toddlers ran past them and to their mothers and Silver' eyes stuck on their animalistic features. Adora and the others kept walking but, Catra noticed and held Adora's hand to stop the blonde as well. Adora wore a confused expression to the brunette but her gaze softened when it landed on the other feline. 
                          
Silver's ears were against her head, the tip of her tail flicking with the laughter of the children. Catra tugged Adora's wrist gaining her attention and the blonde walked toward her lover, releasing Catra's palm.
                          
"Silver, are you okay?" Adora came around to look her in the eyes and Silver jolted slightly before looking away from the children.
                          
"Yeah...I don't understand what just happened." She pinched the bridge of her nose and Adora pecked her on her forehead. Adora turned to see the children playing with one another, his deer-like ears flicking excitedly as his friend flew up with bird-like wings and caught a ball in mid-air.
                          
"Is this about...?" Adora started, not wanting to say the word in case it triggered her somehow. Silver's ears flattened as she looked away and held her arm.
"Yeah...I hate instincts. At least it's not trying to get me killed but jeez..." Silver trailed off.
                          
"Someday, Silver. We aren't even married yet." Adora chuckled, her face flushing simultaneously with the feline's. 
                          
"We...we uh... we should get going.." Silver stuttered and ran her hand through her hair, flustered. Adora nodded, equally flustered and took the lead again. Her mind wandering to them being a family together.
                          
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Their greeting with the King went better then they hoped. King Deerton, a deer-like being like the kid they saw earlier but with large antlers, accepted them with open arms upon hearing of She-ra. Now he was showing them the lake where their planet's magic used to be. Well, it was supposed to be a lake anyway.
                          
Catra's eyes narrowed at the sink hole with some type of dull orb in the center.
                          
"This is a lake?" She asked pointing to it.
                          
"Our magic used to be contained in the waters of this lake. Since Prime came, we've been trying our best to get things back the way the were and we've succeeded around 48%. With the magic restored our efforts will not have been in vain." King Deerton explained and Catra scrunched up her nose.
                          
"Wait, so all this..." She gestured to bright green pastures and full trees, "Is just '48%'?" 
                          
The King gave a nod and Silver ducked out of well, instinct because his antlers looked like they could impale someone. Or even knock them out. His antlers were atop his head like a real der. Though, his green eyes made them look even more majestic among his brown hair. Surprisingly, his feet tapped, possibly had hooves for feet.
                          
King Deerton noticed, Silver's movement but paid it no mind. He possibly got that often.
                          
"I like it. It's nice." Glimmer put her hands to her hips and smiled, despite her past jealousy. 
                          
"Thank you, Queen Glimmer. That is much appreciated." He responded and She-ra stepped forward.
                          
"Well, let's get this show on the road." She announced and jumped down into the dried up ditch. 
"Well, if the water rises at least you won't drown in the process." Catra remarked and pointed to the level of land compared to the eight-foot-warrior. Adora made a face at her and moved to the center, under the floating orb. She glanced at her sword and to the orb several times. Trying to figure out how to do this thing.