Welcome to Gaia! ::

After his first encounter with the new world he had found. The world that he thought no one else knew about in the Numa world. Of course, that just made things so much better. Despite the fact that the little numa's that lived in the new world were like butterflies, he felt like he could become good friends with them easier then he would with a regular candy or coffee. He flicked his tail as he approached the same area he had found when he entered the first time. Had left a stick to mark where it was exactly. He had waited at least a week before actually returning back to the same spot. It seemed like long enough for now. Perhaps a longer wait was needed later, but he didn't feel it was necessary. He grinned as he slowly came closer.

Having found a way out of the place, he could come and go as he pleased. The other little digi-numa was rather nice, even if he wasn't as kind as the other. He sighed. He wished he was a bit nicer, though he couldn't always predict on how he would act with every meeting. Today, he seemed rather content and curious for adventure. Wanting to go farther into the new world. Perhaps his little friend he met earlier wasn't the only of his type? He flicked his tail and grinned. What if he was the only one that knew about this place. He'd have to show someone on the other side perhaps? He shrugged and didn't think much about it as he finally reached the little stick that showed that the opening was right there. He simply looked and and peeked down from the sky, since it seemed the opening was in the sky for this world. Strange enough He couldn't see anyone as he looked about then popped his head back into his own world. Seeing how it was safe, he just simply jumped into the opening and fell gently to the ground. Having known what to expect, he knew to flutter his little pathetic excuse for wings this time.

Theodore heard something closer buy and hid behind a huge tree. Why he was hiding? Even he didn't know. He just gave a shrug and continued to hide, perhaps it was a good idea? He didn't know how strong these little guys were, even though they couldn't possibly be stronger then him. It was still good to not pop out and scare them. Especially if they never seen a creature like himself before. Or he was really sure they'd never seen another creature like himself before. His silverish gray fur was really easy to spot behind the tree. It shined in the sun that passed through the leaves. God, why couldn't he be a different color. Finally, the other numa came into his view. He was white and blue. Well, nothing too weird there. Apart from color, he looked like another one he had ran into before.

Well, his attempts to hide were useless. He shrugged and walked out from his hiding place and picked up a flower real quick to explain why he was there. "Oh? Flower picking." He said in a manly voice. Of course, it wasn't something a male would do, or that's what Theodore thought. But hey, it was what could explain his presence there at that time. "What are you doing?" He asked the other rather questionably. "Not everyone talks to themselves, you know." he said without realizing what he had said until it left his mouth.

Owner? He laughed. "You let someone tell you what to do? My human does what I want her to do." He said. Though of course, he always asked nicely which got him what he wanted, but he wasn't about to say that to his runt. He saw how the other didn't say anything about his talking to himself so he just ignored he even said it.

"So is my Human. You just got to act cute, and then they'll give you want you want. It's simple." He said rather boredly. How didn't all Numa's know this? He flicked his tail again and looked at his claws then back at the little numa thing. "It's just the way you look at them. You got to act like you like them and then bat your eyes, and make yourself look pretty, and then you get what you want."

Theodore shrugged. It wasn't like he was going to give pointers to a runt anyways. This runt wasn't like the last one. Perhaps this would be his last time coming in here. It wasn't as exciting as the first time. He flicked his tail and looked down at the little critter. "Ah, well that thing floats?" he asked looking at the little ring around his hear. Perhaps it was attached to something? He wanted to know without being too curious about it. Of course it was attached to something, but what? He looked at the other then he found a nice piece of grass to look at to make his curiosity seem as if he wasn't curious at all.

At first, Theodore thought it weird that he totally disregarded his question entirely to say his name. He flicked his tail and then raised an eye brow. "Theodore." he simply said without any other word added with it. Then the answer to his question. Good, so he didn't just disregard it. "Well, that's interesting. Magic, I guess?"

"Of course I'm not a nibbet. Or whatever. I'm a Numa. Candy to be exact." He said rudely. Well, it wasn't how he wanted it to come out like. He didn't mean it to be out as rude, but it seemed to fit the situation well. His tail flicked every so often as he eyed the little guy. "I take it your the nibblet?"