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Juria was slightly startled as the girl sat next to him, but he quickly regained himself. He paused as he watched the flame grow. He looked between the two as he sat there, his mind racing with thoughts, wondering what to say, if to say anything at all, and wondering if she had even noticed him there. Was he that invisable? He sighed and looked down over the cliff edge. "Nice view huh?"

Juria smiled, yet it seemed more sad than happy. "Well your not bothering me, I enjoy the company, although I am well used to be alone." he said looking down over the cliff, his legs swinging slightly over the great chasm. "I am afraid this is the first time I have been here" he stated not taking his head away from the landscape below him.

Juria smiled, his wings shifting slighly against his back as he looked over to her. "I would enjoy that." he stated as he looked back out towards the horizon, not quite noticing her watching his wings. "But i'd much rather prefer to stay until the sunset, I hear its amazing from here, you are free to join me if you wish." He looked back over to her with a kind smile, his soft orange eyes reassured the feeling of kindness.

"I must say I am exactly the same, although I hear its better when there is someone to share it with." He shrugged and looked up not even seeming to notice she had gotten any closer. His eyes staired up at the horizon as the sun slowly made its way closer to the edge. "The world can really be a beautiful place, sometimes you just have to take the time to notice it"

Juria looked over after her comment and gave a sort of sad smile. "I wouldn't say anyone really wants to destroy it, its just ignorance that can lead people to do wrong. And those that say they want such beauty to be destroyed, its because they can't deal with their own pain and sorrow, so they wish to bring it upon others..." he paused slightly and sighed. "Its sad... such thinking has spread like a disease, going from person to person, spread by hate and loathing." But suddenly his smile seemed to liven up as he continued. "But there is always hope, beauty is still out there, and not everyone is like that. Some are gratefuly immune to the disease. Atleast thats what I hope, we all try to have some hope to cling on to"

Juria looked over to her with a sad smile before looking back up to the stars as the last of the colors faded from the sky and the day turned into night. "Sometimes the truth needs to be spoken, even if it may be negative." he stated still stairing at the stars, tracing some of them as if to try and create his own constilation. "But while human kindness is rare, its out there. Its sad because it is done by those who actually have the least. Those you would never take the time to notice on a regular basis. Thy are the ones who realize that the happiest people in this world don't have the best of everything, they make the best of everything" He glanced over to her his smile seemed a bit happier as he looked to her. He seemed to suddenly realize he skipped over introducing himself and was quick to jump back off the topic. "My name is Juria"

Juria frowned for a second and looked out over the cliff. "Thank you, but i'd honestly rather not say" he said looking over to Gemini quickly changing his mood and hoping she didn't notice. "Anyways, Gemini, isn't that like the zodiac?" he said seeming to suddenly notice her regular glances and wondering if there was something in particular she was looking at.

Juria smiled over to her and looked back up to the stars again. "Then I am sure you are destined for something great. You have a lot more to live up to than I." he stated looking down some unwanted memories pushing their way back into his mind making him wince slightly as he looked down below. "Anyways, no one should have to live to the expectations of others, as long as you make your own expectations, you are well off." He gave her a warm smile although inside he could feel the hurt in himself to his own words.