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Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2012 6:32 pm
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Celinda and her new son Kabocha were currently out for a flight, at least she was flying and he was enjoying the breeze through his mane. It was a rather nice day, a lot warmer then one would expect for this time of year, and as such made flying that much more enjoyable, "What do you think, Kabocha? It's pretty fun up here, isn't it?" She said as they flew along. She knew that, when he was bigger, that she wouldn't be able to carry him about, something that made her a little sad, but she figured they would get in as much flying as they could while he was still on the small side. As the two of flew along the green Gwilith spotted something small on the ground, something the same size as her son, and she slowed herself down and hovered overhead, gazing down at the ground, "Huh, would you look at that, my little pumpkin? There is another little Ista down there." She told the boy, wondering if he were alone too. Was it just the season for missing Ista? Or were their just some Ista out there that weren't ready to become parents? Where exactly her son, and now the darker colored one, had come from was beyond her.
"How about we go down and say hello?" If someone was around watching the little Ista she would say hello, if not... well she would figure out what she should do from here. If nothing else her son would have someone his age to talk to and play with. While Celinda did all that she could for the boy she was sure that it must get boring for him to always be hanging out with an adult. Surely it would be more interesting for him to get to play with someone his own age and size?
The Gwilith woman came to a soft landing near to where the red eyed Ista was toddling around, giving him a smile, "Hello there, little one." She said, lowering her son down onto his own two hooves so that the two little ones could see eye to eye, "Are you lost by chance?" Kabocha didn't do much in the way of talking, the occasional word here and there, so she didn't think she would get much out of this one but maybe he could at least tell her if his parents were about? she sure hoped so, worrying that this one, like Kabocha, might be a lost little foal.
Standing alongside the woman that had become his mother, holding on to her leg to keep from tipping over, the bright orange Ista with the pumpkin mark on his flank looked over at the other boy that was standing nearby and he couldn't help but stare. This was... well this was, in his mind at least, the most amazing thing ever! To see someone that was his size as well as someone that had the same sort of strange, stem like horn as him. Giving a smile he lifted a small hand up and waved it at the other boy that his mother was talking to. It really was exciting, something that one would be able to read in the way that Kabocha moved. His ears were turned forward, his tail swishing behind behind, a smile on his face, all making him look as though at any moment he would go racing forward toward the other boy to pounce on him, hoping that they could be the best of friends!
In fact it finally happened when he gathered enough courage to let go of his mother's leg and went toddling forward on his wobbling feet toward the other boy, arms outstretched to him, seeming to be offering a hug to the other boy, "Hi, hi!" He said in a squealing tone of voice.
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Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2012 7:54 pm
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Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 5:18 am
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Celinda's ears flicked before turning forward, watching as the tiny foal pointed back into the shadowy thicket when asked if his parents were about. So that meant that he wasn't alone then? That was good... though she couldn't help but to worry that a couple of fully grown, pumpkin horned Ista were going to appear and declare that little Kabocha was theirs and that they were taking him back. It was a frightening thought but she supposed that if his true parents were about she couldn't exactly fly off with him... alright, she could, but she wouldn't. It wouldn't exactly be the best thing for her to do and most certainly not a good way to keep relations up between the Gwilith and the Ista.
"I see, so your Mommy is in their then?" She asked, watching as the two boy exchanged hugs in such a darling manner, "Awww, you two really are adoreable." She said, tail swishing for a moment before she heard a soft voice calling out from the thicket, something that had her pushing up to her feet almost instantly, eyes turning quickly toward the thicket to see who was there, what they looked like, to see if they were the true parents to the pumpkin Ista... and found herself looking at what she thought was a Laegil...? So... had this one found her foal in the same manner that Celinda had, as though by magic? Taking a step forward the Gwlith lifted a hand to give a wave, "Ahh, hello there! My name is Celinda!" She quickly introduced herself, wanting to talk with the interesting looking, star marked mare. Maybe she knew something about the foals that Celinda did not? It was always worth asking, to see what she might learn from this one.
Kabocha glanced up at his mother for a moment, as if trying to figure out what she was up to, before all of his attention was on the wonderful boy that was the same size as him, had the same horn as him, and was otherwise quite similar to him save for their coloration and the markings that the two seemed to have on their flanks. It was especially interesting to Kabocha since his mother didn't have such a flank marking. He had always wondered that, at least in the short time that they were together, and even more so now that he had found someone with a similar marking.
When the other leaned in closer into the huge to touch their odd, stem like horns together he gave a little giggle and hugged the other boy more tightly, deciding that he quite liked his new friend and very much wanted to keep him! Of course if he had a mother of his own he couldn't exactly do that but perhaps they could at least be friends he thought to himself in a hopeful manner. He turned to look toward his mother, wanting to ask, but seeing she was already talking to someone, a shadow form in the thicket, he shrugged and turned his attention back to his friend instead.
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Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 7:18 pm
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Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 4:42 am
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Wow, she is quite the quiet type the Gwilith found herself thinking as she started forward into the shady thicket. It was far different then what the pretty, if somewhat tomboyish, Celinda was like. She didn't mind though, having a quiet person to balance her out might be nice she thought to herself, closing her wings tightly to her back so as not to risk scratching them up in the thicket, "It is good to meet you Heru." She said once she got closer, giving a momentary, downward glance, then lifted her eyes again. Wait, wait... had she seen that right? It didn't look as though this Laegil had legs! And instead of having something there instead, like the tails that the Aelin had, she had... seemingly nothing. Was she a ghost then? Wait, did ghosts care about staying in the shade? Was it because being out in the sun made them less creepy? Truthfully he had no idea. Not about what this strange Laegil might be or about ghosts in general, as such she wondered if she should ask or nothing. Probably not, not when there were more important mysteries afoot!
"So, if you happen to know, do you know where those two might have appeared from?" She asked, pointing over her shoulder to where the little colts were playing, "Surely they must be related somehow given how similar they are in essence, if not appearance, save for the matching horn." Where exactly had their sons come from? Now there was a question for ages, not that Celinda would be giving him back to wherever that might be so easily, the boy was her son after all. She'd found him, taken him in, and raised him to this point after all! Taking in a breath she calmed herself. Best not to get worked up over stuff that might not happen after all. Not as if anyone had come looking for Kabocha yet after all.
When his new friend drew back Kabocha gave a little smile, clapping his hands together, seeming to be quite pleased with the current situation. He because even more excited when the other boy handed him a rock, something that he looked over before smiling. He really had no idea why it was at first that he was given a rock but he figured that, as a gift, it wasn't too bad. It was big and heavy and it had a bit of a sparkle to it after all. It was worth keeping... or throwing, he had decided yet. Those were his thoughts at least until he saw what the other was suggesting, the idea of building a castle out of rocks! It took the brightly colored boy only a moment before he was happily plopping down and setting to work gathering the rocks he could reach to go toward their building to be!
Once he'd gathered a good amount of rocks the orange colt turned to look over at Narcyz, a happy and eager smile on his face, as he awaited instruction. If there was one thing that he knew absolutely nothing about it was construction, though given his age it was likely that it wasn't the only thing he didn't know.
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Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2012 11:49 pm
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