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Aysun was currently sitting at the top branches of one of the trees, his sprite Flower on one shoulder, a baby kinfa his uncle found for him not long ago on the other. He looked over to the when he heard a clinking sound, that of another of his many pets, "Hm? Down below, eh?" He asked, glancing downward, knowing full well who was down there. So it would seem the little bookworm was right where he wanted him! Giving a grin he carefully took the baby kinfa from his shoulder, resting it on the back of the maglardilla, "Wait here with Kapila, alright Sunshine?" He told the little bird before he started down the tree in a slow, sneaky manner.

Making his way down to where his twin was sitting, reading his books. He would never understand what it was that he saw in those books of his but no matter, he was safely away from any danger, it was just how he liked Chandra to be. He would get a million of those books for him if he thought that it would keep him reading forever instead of going anywhere dangerous. Oba, the Alkidike, any other possible threats, he would let them near Chandra, he wouldn't let anyone make his brother cry again. Once he made it to the branch just above his twin he sat down on it, and allowed himself to fall backwards, hanging upside down from the branch, starring into his eyes, "Boo!"

Reaching a hand out he pat his brother on the head before giving him a smile, "So! I see you are being boring again, huh bro?" He teased him, not wanting him to know that he much preferred him being in this state, it was easier to keep tabs on him when he spent most of his times with his head buried in a book.

Aysun hung there for a moment, seeming to actually be thinking about the question before he finally said, "I will stop playing around the moment you aren't so easily startled. I swear I could leave, make a lap around the tree, then jump out at you again and you'd probably jump all over." He told his twin before he gave a little grin. He loved his brother, of course, but that didn't mean that he didn't worry about him a bit. He was too oblivious to his surroundings, to easy to sneak up on, and far to easily startled. He really dd need to have someone there to look after him, something that Aysun meant to do. In exchange for course he felt that it was his right to jump out at and scare his brother from time to time. It was just the fun of having a brother he felt.

When his brother set to making a face at him, telling him that reading wasn't boring, that if he read he wouldn't be so stupid. Lifting a hand up he rested it against his heart, "You wound me, Chandra! So mean!" He said before he swung himself forward, giving his twin a quick kiss on the forehead before he grinned, "You should be nice and friendly like me, not a sourpuss like... well, you and your little friend there seem to be at the moment."

Turning to look over at Flower he said, "Can you believe the two of them? So grumpy all the time, eh?" The little Sprite gave a little chirp in reply, sticking his tongue out at the grouchy Awen before flying over to perch on her still upside down companion.

His brother really was in a mood, wasn't he? Just look at that look on his face... as though he should get that upset over having to take a break from reading. Pft, as if that were any fun at all. How could someone have fun sitting still, starring at the same point all day like some sort of derpy Spitorog? He wasn't going to let his brother become as glassy eyed as one of them even if he had to hide all those books!

"I would probably be pretty startled if it was you that tried it since you never do anything fun like trying to startle me, you're too much of a stick in the mud to even try." He said, flipping himself right side up when it seemed that his brother was attempting to retreat. He lowered himself down to squat on the branch that his brother just abandoned, watching his twin a moment, then gave a laugh, "Why am I not training my pets? Is that jealousy I detect, Chandra? Still thinking that they are going to steal me away from you?" He asked, grinning from ear to ear now. His brother had confessed such a thing to him when they were little and despite Aysun's continued assurances that he loved Chandra best it would appear his twin was still jealous.

Hopping down out of the tree he landed easily on his feet before lunging forward so that he could tackle his twin, trying to drag him down to the ground. Maybe if he pinned him down, held him in place, and reassured him a few hundred more times Chandra would finally get it through that thick skull of his? For a smart person he was really, really dumb most of the time he thought to himself with a little huff.

Aysun grinned as he looked down at his brother as he held him down, grinning in delight, and said, "Nope, never gonna let it go. It was so cute the way you were clinging to me and crying, making it seem as though I might leave you for my pets. You were so cute when you were little Chandra, what happened?" He teased, before he looked up at Awen who was yanking on his hair, seemingly displeased with the fact that he was playing rough with Chandra. He looked up and gave a whistle, calling for Flower to come in to deal with the other Sprite.

The bright pink colored Sprite flew over to catch hold of Awen, chirping at her, doing his best to get her to release her hold on Aysun's hair. With her taken care of Aysun turned his attention back to his twin who was yelling at him to get off of him. It was cute the way that he was flailing about and trying to push on him, as if some book worm would be able to stop him he thought to himself with a bit of a grin, "Awww, you are too cute, Chandra. Maybe if you ask nicely I will let you up!" He chirped, not that he actually wanted to do so. He would much rather stay right where he was, sitting on his brother, keeping him from escaping.

He glanced in the direction of the fallen book, then back again, "You won't be able to get that back you know, not if I call in my animal army to steal it." He said this while wiggling his fingers in a 'menacing' manner before giving a bit of a laugh, "Come on, Chandra, smile for meeeee?"

Aysun tilted his head to one side, starring down at his brother, before he gave a little sigh, "No dice, huh? Here I thought that you would see reason and smile for me... but I guess that means I need to call in the most dangerous member of my entourage! Something to monstrous and terrifying that warriors from all around flee before him!" He said, his tone quite dramatic, as if he actually had something like that. Sadly, he didn't. No big, scary monsters for him but regardless he did give a whistle, calling the others down from the tree they were perching in. While he didn't have an altogether terrifying beast he had one that, regardless, nobody could defeat.

When they appeared the big, pick Scorra walked over to him, leaning over to peck affectionately at Aysun's hair as the prentice took Sunshine off his back, "Behold, Sunshine! The most dangers of my animal army!" He said as he plopped the baby Kingfa down on his brother's chest before he burst into laughter, as though it were quite amusing to him... which, really it was. There was nobody in their right might that could be scared of such a tiny bird but the build up to the reveal was what was important!

As the bird sat on Chandra's chest she gave a little chirp, her tiny wings flapping, showing that she was anything but intimidating. She really wasn't all that dangerous, save perhaps for being too cute for her own good.

Aysun sat up a bit, head tilting to one side, "Mmm, well... I suppose I could try. Pembe here, Sunshine, and Flower would probably be all for helping me pin you but you know how Kapila can be, she will follow me about but she never learned any tricks. Probably since she came to me when she was a lot older." Kapila was, at heart, a wild creature so she wouldn't be coming out of the tree to sit on Chandra any time soon, "I could always have Pembe sit on your legs if you want! That way it's assured that you will never escape from my clutches!" He couldn't help but to laugh a bit, seeming to be having fun at least.

"I might be talked into letting you up though, so long as you don't run off instantly like you tend to do. Surely we can go and have some fun, right? That has got to be more fun then sitting around all day. We can climb up to the sky! Oh! Or branch jumping! Man that is way too much fun if a little scary at times." He grinned as he gave Sunshine a pat on the head.

"It's either that or I will have to sic Sunshine on you and surely you wouldn't want to go through that? It will scar you for life! The cute, it's overwhelming, brother!" He held his straight for as long as he could before he started to laugh.

Aysun gave a bit of a nod, "I am well aware that you don't do those sorts of things. It's a little hard to run around when you have your face buried in a book. I have a feeling that you'd fall out of a tree if you tried it." He sounded quite disappointed as he looked down at his grumpy looking brother, starring at him for a long moment, before he said, "You know... I could very well turn your earlier complaints around, Channy. You were so upset that my pets were gonna steal me away but it really seems like your books are trying to do the same thing, tryng to steal you from me."

Giving a little grumble he rolled off of his brother, laying on his back next to him, before he reached a hand out to pat the baby kinfa on her head, drawing a happy chirp from her, "We are both relatively smart, surely we can figure out something to do that both of us would enjoy, right?" He asked, glancing over at his brother in a curious manner. Two heads were better then one or so he'd heard people say before in the past. Surely since it was a saying it had to be true, right? Maybe...? He hoped so, he wanted to do something with his brother so long as it didn't involve sitting around too much. As it was just laying here made him feel as though he were wasting time that could be better spent doing... well, most anything else.

"So... I'm bored, what do we want to do?" He asked of his brother, turning to look over at him, giving him a grin. Anything was better then laying about, "If you can figure something out I will call off Sunshine here."