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Errai wasn't exactly sure what to do with a bouquet of flowers. They stared at them for a while before deciding that they would give them to their mothers. They were sure they'd like them a lot!

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Remi smiled at the flowers. It reminded him a lot of his mother and how eccentric she was. He couldn't wait to get home and give some to each of his parents, hopefully they'd love the gesture!

Remi Things-



Valik put his newest trinket, a bracelet, on over his pajamas. He grinned, holding it up to admire how beautiful the beads were. He couldn't wait to take it home and show his parents all of the fun things he had gotten!

Valik Things-



Giedi couldn't help it when a small yawn erupted from his lips. It didn't seem that late yet, but as he looked up at the sky the moon was already high in the sky, signifying that it was indeed late. He turned to look at the exit and stopped suddenly when he noticed a vespercat in his path.

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Taboo swiveled around to take a glance at the pin, grinning when he saw the fluffy animals. "They're so cute! We should get one!" He exclaimed, grabbing his sister's hand to move toward it.

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Banshee tilted her head to one side, not sure why he had exactly ignored her. She stuck out her tongue and followed her brother, standing on her tiptoes so that she could look at all the sheep. "They are!" Her attention was now focused on them instead of her brother.

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Xander slowly stood to his feet, the little lamb following behind him. He turned when he noticed that there was a little girl holding out a goat plushie to him. He frowned as he lightly plucked it from her fingers. "Uhhh... thanks." This festival was really strange.

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Talora couldn't help but giggle at how cute the rammykins were! She found some flowers, tucking a rose or two into the familiar's fur and chuckled when it pulled it out and started eating it.

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"That or we have some of the strangest secret admirers," Morginn chuckled, though he doubted it. Okay, perhaps in his case, but who used a spectrefox to knock someone over as a way to show you secretly thought they were attractive? Morginn could be pretty elaborate in courting gestures, even if all the details were only in his head and went largely unnoticed, and even he thought it was pretty unlikely.

As Morginn untied the ring from around the flowers he realized it wasn't being held by the ribbon that tied the bouquet, as he'd assumed. Instead the ribbon appeared to be a necklace, to which a heart-shaped locket was attached, safely tucked in the ribbon that did bind the flowers. Morginn stared for a moment, then flipped open the heart-shaped locket. Empty. Well that was a bit of relief, and did seem to make sense given Alrai's comments of tree moths.

"Oh," Morginn exclaimed, remembering there was supposed to be photo booths at the event. "We should totally get our picture taken! That sounds like fun!"




Rowan blushed a bit in pleasure when Giotto seemed pleased with the idea. They knew they could be a bit pushy sometimes since tact wasn't something they'd been practicing until recently. It was nice to know they could do some things right!

They nodded and looked around. "There should be some games or something to do, maybe." The two wandered a bit further into the festival. Rowan kept their eyes out for something that didn't seem too crowded and spied a likely-looking stand. They approached with the stand owner smiling at them in a friendly manner, and had the game explained to them. It seemed simple enough, though Rowan supposed that was the point. Most games seemed very easy, but required a lot of skill. In this case, they were given three balls. The object of the game was to roll the balls on a special table, and try to aim them towards a special dip in the table. Making it to the dip wasn't enough though, they also had to roll the ball so that it stayed in the dip. Rowan weighed the balls in their hand. They were pretty heavy. Well, here went nothing!

They rolled carefully. The first time they had the aim right, but they'd put a little too much force in the roll so the ball came out of the dip. The second time they overcompensated and the ball didn't even make it close to the dip. Third time was the charm though, as Rowan rolled and held their breath as they watched the ball slowly roll to the dip's edge, teeter, then fall in, wobble, and settle. The stall owner smiled brightly and gave Rowan leave to pick a prize out of a basket of plushies. They dug through it, and came across an unusual one that looked vaguely familiar.




"They are kind of lying around everywhere. It's probably really easy for them to get at them," Vincent commented. Most of the familiars around them were small enough that it shouldn't be much of a problem, and spectrefoxes were usually pretty well behaved. He'd be willing to bet there would still be a few chewed-on plushies by the end of the day. It could have been worse though.

It could have been kiddens.

A gentle tug at his sweater made Vincent turn around. It seemed the sheep had come back, needing something new to nibble, and had chosen Vincent's clothes. "Hey now," he protested with a laugh, carefully grabbing it and maneuvering it around into his arms. He was startled by how very light it was. Was that its actual weight, or some form of magic unique to the species?

"I wonder what these are," he said, eyeing the sheep, who was quite calm considering how startled it had been earlier. "Fluffy kidden?"

Enju walked along through the booths looking at all the familiars and candy shops. There was so much to take in. Enju was a little overwhelmed. He stopped at a candy booth and got a box of chocolates then continued on to see what else was going on. He hoped he would be able to make a friend today that would be nice. As long as they weren't as forward and bold as Pyre that had been a little much till Enju got used to the interaction. Enju preferred things to be slow and peaceful, rather than fast and forward.

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