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"I will never again agree to go with that damn feather headed brute anywhere ever again!" Dana huffed as he walked a few inches ahead of his brother, which at their size, was a good distance. "He attacked me! The damn brute attacked me! And look!" He growled, spinning around to face his twin, a patch of mud over the white fur of one eye. "Worse, he got me dirty!"

Dina nodded, walking calmly up to Dana, having listened in silence to his brother's long winded rant. As always, Dina would not be tolerable unless he could wash himself clean again. "You know Loz is a rough housing idiot, Dana. Of course he'd attacked you. It's in his nature." Never mind the fact that to Loz, all that tumbling and fighting was a game. Dana didn't care for it and neither did Dina, so the fact was irrelevant to them.

Dana sighed, looking down at himself in disgust. "That winged brat really gets on my nerves." He muttered, turning and starting to walk again with his nose in the air.

Dina raised an eyebrow, watching his brother walking before he sighed. "Dana, watch your--"

"Never again!" he repeated as if it hadn't been said over and over again for the past few minutes, "I will never again go anywh-aah!" Dana cried out, tripping over something in the grass. He'd have seen the other Uni, as his brother had, were he more concerned about the things around him rather then himself. But that was Dana for you, and now he was even dirtier, having once again landed on his face in the dirt. "...GAAAHHH!!!!!" Dana screamed, jumping to his feet, finally losing it and venting his anger in a ver undignified yell to the sky. "Curse every living thing on this PLANET that gets me dirty!!"

Dina, on the other hand, watch watching the other Uni with a blank expression. He hadn't yet met one that looked like this one...interesting.

"You." Dina said honestly, his face still blank. "I've never encountered one such as yourself before. Interesting." He walked over, starting to circle Lucky as he looked him over from head to toe. "I wonder how many different species there are..." he speculated to himself, pausing to look at Lucky's longer tail before continuing his examination, not paying any mind to his brother.

Dana, on the other hand, was having a fit. "There is DUST on my COAT!" He yelled at Dina, not even paying Lucky any mind, even though he blamed the Uni for tripping him, instead of admitting his mistake in not paying attention. "DiiIIIIIIiiinnnaaaaaa! Find me a baaath!" He waited in a, rare, moment of silence, then pouted. "Dina...stop circling like a damn shark."

Dina blinked, glancing over at Dana. "Sorry, what were you saying?"

Dana blinked back, then looked sideways at Lucky, looking him over out of the corner of his eyes before huffing and turning away. "I want a bath."

Dina nodded. "And you shall get one, but first, I want to see what species this Uni is. I haven't ever seen one like him before." Dina sad, moving to look closely into Lucky's eyes, his own black depths shining with some emotion his blank face did not explain.

Dana pouted, looking back toward Lucky as if to blame him for the neglect his brother was giving him.

"Dana get's my attention for the whole day, everyday. A few moments will not kill him." Dina muttered, seeming to search Lucky's eyes before he moved back suddenly, still looking completely calm and collected. "Anyhow, who are you? I don't think I've heard of the Elifica yet...Do you all have wings?"

Dana glared, then cut in when his brother gave him the slight opening. "Yes, exactly who are you? What are you doing over here anyways? Are you a trespasser?" He asked, trying to jump to something that would give him a right to chase the other Uni off.

Dina looked at Dana, then frowned. "You know your way home, Dana. Why don't you go and bathe while I deal with this."

'And leave you hear alone with him? I think NOT' Dana grumbled in his head. "I can wait. This is my territory too, so we should handle it together." He muttered, glaring.

"Dana is having a bad day. Forgive his bad manners." Dina explained, looking at Lucky again. "So

Dina nodded, then turned. "Well, perhaps we can assist you after my brother receives his bath. Where is it that you live?" He asked, walking along away from Lucky and toward the direction that Dana's and his tree were at.

Dana frowned a bit at Lucky, then followed Dina, once more taking the indignant stance with his nose in the air slightly, as if the idea of being around this new Uni not only irritated him, but was unpleasant to the degree of disgust. Still, Dina was ignoring him and while it was a rare thing to happen, he knew that his brother was doing it because Dana'd gotten on some nerve of his.

Probably had been when he'd demanded leaving when Dina'd wanted to study the new Uni. Either way, He decided not to push anymore buttons with Dina and opted for casting small 'looks' at Lucky, blaming the trespassing Uni for everything.

Dina nodded. "Yea, if you go all the way to the top, I guess it is pretty tall." He replied thoughtfully. "Dana and I take turns cleaning the tree, but Dana isn't one for churning the soil, so I do that and Dana waters the tree. Dana, as you could probably tell, is not one for dirt, so our home has to be kept clean for him."

"And for you. It's the way we like it." Dana cut in, frowning. "Just because dirt doesn't show up on you as easily, you know you like our home to be spotless as well."

"Indeed..and what about your tree?" Dina asked Lucky curiously. "Is it a tall tree or a shorter one, such as the Ertiba? Or maybe small with vine-ish leaves, like the Nitorendi have?" He tilted his head to see Lucky, obviously wanting a detailed explanation on the creature and his tree.

Dina nodded. "I want to know what things there are out in the world. Since we can't leave the tree for too long, we might never get to see everything. So I want to learn all I can when I can." He tilted his head, looking back at Lucky. "Our tree, while thin, is sturdy and it houses us perfectly. Thinking about it...you're a bit large for it. But I'm sure the tree can handle having you for a little while." He paused, his ears flicking slightly, then sat down as he felt a shaking of the ground. Something very large was coming toward them, and until they spotted what it was, it was best to stay still.

Dana had done the same, though his sitting was on a large fallen leaf from some of the bigger trees, so that he wouldn't have to sit in the dirt. "We're practically home...Dina, do you think it could be him?" He asked, not really paying attention to Lucky at all for this moment.

"Indeed...We're already in the garden. If it's anyone else, He wont be far behind." Dina agreed, watching their surroundings before he spotted the huge blue, pink, and purple animal that was lumbering toward them. While the creature was examining the area he was walking with a protective air about him, he also seemed to be careful where he was stepping. "Lucky, that is our Guardian, Tsukune."

"Hopefully he won't eat you." Dana said, looking at one paw smugly. "Trespassing and all."

"He won't because Lucky is not." Dina said with a frown toward his brother.