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At first Rajani sighed with relief. Finally she was gone. He sat down in a nice dry area, like it was suppose to be. Then... Some thing wet and cold started to drip on him. He looked up and saw her hovering over him with water in her mouth. Oh... That was it. He glared. "What the hell are you doing?!" He stood up and jumped at her to try to get her, showing her, of course, that he couldn't fly at all. But anger got the better of him.

"Do you think it's alright to just piss others off?"

He glared at her. "You'll pay... In time." He smirked. He wasn't sure what he was going to do, yet. He'd think of something in time. "You'll never know what'll happen." He shook his self off getting what ever water would come off. "You'll just have to watch your back."

She was so arrogant. Just she wait, Rajani would think of something. He wasn't some stupid little malu like she thought him as. He would get his revenge. Well, rather get even with her. With the looks of her, she couldn't last one day in the woods where he liked to go. He smirked. "Right." He walked farther in the direction of the woods. How this was going to be fun listing to her screams if she gets dirt on her skin.

So she wanted to start to get to know him, eh? He smirked. Well, he wasn't one that was going to keep his name from her. Especially after the stunt he's going to pull. He wanted her to know his name. "Rajani." He said simply and nothing else to it.

He walked father into the jungle. "Hope you don't mind darkness. My home is around here somewhere." He said as if he was lost. But he wasn't at all, he knew where he was going, but she didn't need to know that.

Pathetic. A typical girl. Always wanting everything pretty. Can't they take in the consideration of the dark being nice? The smell of fresh dirt after it rained, the feel of the squishy mud under his paws and hooves. He didn't understand why females couldn't appreciate anything for what it is. They always want more and more! It drove Rajani mad. Though, he just continued to have a smile on his face. Trying to ignore every possible word that escaped her mouth.

Maybe that was why he never ran into females, or at least let himself be noticed by them. Though, this one seemed more full of herself then others, he just had to see how full of herself she really was. Big mistake. Now he's stuck with her. He sighed to himself as he finally reached his destination.

It was a lovely lagoon type place. A nice pond, way too small to be considered a lake, and a huge willow tree draping down hiding part of the pond behind the draped branches and leaves. Birds flew in and out of the plant to get food for their young, since it was still quite early in the day. Fire flies flew around gracefully, since it was where they hid during the day. Never sleeping, always flying. The place was almost like a fairy tail. Perhaps that'd change her mind about dark being ugly.

The tree almost seemed to glow a greenish color, but it was only the effect of the light off the water. It would probably surprise the other that he indeed actually lived here. having a nice cozy place under neat the tree that hid part of the land as well. It was nice having a indoor watering hole. Or that's what he thought when he found the place.

"Well, this is where I live." He said knowing this was a big mistake even having her here. Well, if she was going to follow him, he wasn't going to stop her. Well, not like he could if he wanted to. The ground was still soft from the last time it rained, and it hadn't rained in months. He finally turned around towards her to see her reaction. Perhaps she'd act different. Nah, she probably wouldn't. Same snobby little bratty purple thing.

He wasn't that surprised that her attitude changed a little. All females were swooned with just a place that looked nice. He rolled his eyes and continued to walk towards the tree. The ground wasn't as muddy as she'd think it was, just a bit softer then the dirt she was use to. Like as if walking on grass, yet there was only moss on the ground here, and bits of dirt patches. Branches from other tress hung down low. Everything seemed like a fairy tail painting yet it was very much real.

There were no fairies, and there were no glowing stuff, it was all just the reflection of how the light hit the place, along with the little glowing bugs everywhere. They made it seem to sparkle a little. He turned his head up to her when she asked him the question. 'They are bugs." He simply said. Only a few more feet before he reached his lovely little hiding place.

Of course, it wasn't much of a hiding place now. "You can walk on the ground, it's not totally muddy." He said without even looking back at her this time. "And under the tree, there's no mud at all. All solid dirt." He said with a rather bored voice to it.

That didn't surprise him at all. He smirked. "Ok, Just watch out for those bugs, they do burn." He said trying to scare her a little more. Though, it wasn't as if it wasn't true. They do hurt if you got to close to them. He continued walking and the vanished underneath the tree that they saw covering the water when first entering the place. He wondered if she'd be to scared to touch the solid earth under here. No water could get to it, not with this tree there. He shrugged, and figured she'd get tired after a while and then sit down or something but he didn't care.

Under the tree there was a nice beded area. Leaves, and other nice soft stuff he had gathered when earlier that week. It seemed it was dying again, he'd have to go look for more in the morning. The whole place was huge. It was as if the tree was hiding a whole house under there. There was another pile of grass berries, and other veggies He had gathered before even running into her. It was food, or at least, what he ate. He didn't plan on company, so he didn't get anything else.

Not sure what happened, he poked his head quickly out of some of the leaves to see what happened. He didn't see her. He raised an eye brow and took some steps out farther took about. Perhaps she was playing a joke on him. "Are you ok? " He asked not sure where she was until he turned around and saw her on the tree.

What had she screamed about? Probably touched one of the bugs. He looked up at her. Rather envious of her ability to fly. How could she do it, and he couldn't Though her wings were so much bigger then his. They could probably hold her weight. His, on the other hand, were just there.