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He raised a brow, peeking at her through a lock of mane that had fallen over his eye. He really needed it re-braided. "I suppose I've been told once or twice my eyes are a little odd." he agreed. "But then again, I could say the same thing about yours. I was born with my eyes this way." he shrugged slightly. "Inherited from my mother, if I recall. My brother has the same thing." he gave a little shrug. "It's all in how you see it, I suppose. No pun intended."

He broke out in an impish grin. "And well, I suppose it depends on how much of a gentleman he is, if it's too late. If the lady wishes, it's the gentleman's duty to agree, you see. And you're probably right- there may be better ways, but I bet they aren't half as fun."

He couldn't stop the small laugh that fell from his mouth. "Well, you do have very pretty eyes. Even if they are rather strange." Kishi stretched leisurely, thoughts moving to focus on the other part of her statement. "And of course. Matehood." he nodded sagely, peeking at her out of the corner of his eye. "I suppose it's... proper... to wait for that. Myself, I've never been very proper."

Silver eyes gleamed wickedly at her. "I don't put much stock in propriety. It's so hard to find around here."

"I know a bit about honor, and i know it's mostly more trouble than it's worth. Hell, the most honorable stallion I know chafes under it." Kishi's head cocked, and then he shifted, giving a small grin. "Miss Resonance, would you do me the honor, perhaps, of a walk?"

There was a bit of a dare in his tone. "The unexpected, Resonance. It's so much more fulfilling, and so much more relaxing. Like a good cool breeze after a long day. Free to do what you will."

There was a derisive snort from Kishi's direction, one that couldn't -technically- be proven came from him as he was carefully hidden behind his hair. "Hon- Resonance, I am quite sure you can. Which might be why you cling to it so hard, hmm? Afraid if you let it down, you'll never be able to pick it back up?"

The stallion moved over to a nearby plant, ripping it from the ground neatly. "No allergies, I hope?" He moved closer to her, and bent down a bit. "Maybe a pretty flower in your mane will help hold it back." his voice dropped a bit, as he was nearer to her- didn't need to speak as loud.

"Really." he looked bemused, looking her over. She certainly didn't look happy, though it could have had something to do with the fact he'd called her on her 'honor'. But then, she hadn't looked too much happy to begin with. Sort of still, and sore. Like she'd gotten a stick in her... hoof.

"Good." he slid the flower in behind her ear, tapping her horn with his own. "I'd hate to accidentally kill you."

"You're welcome." Kishi stepped back, careful not to comment any further. Discussion of death would just down the mood even further, really. "So, if you were to take a walk with me, Resonance, any special requests on where to go?" his voice was light, carefully neutral.

"Well then. Let's head to the pond." he moved forward, only a few steps. "I'm afraid I don't know the way, so I can only hope you'd be so kind as to lead me the right direction." He gave her a slow, crooked smile. He'd been looking for a fun time tonight, and it seemed that he would be getting one after all, though in the form of conversation and company, not in the way which he had originally intended to enjoy his evening. But it worked out- she was... interesting. He wasn't certain he could forsee any great comraderie, by any means... but still... it could be fun.

"Sorry my lovely miss. But I introduced myself. I can't keep going first, that's just not fair." Kishi gave her a cheerful grin, sliding into step beside her. Her hair sure did look like stardust... and her horn was just as pretty a glowy silver as you'd ever see. "You're a real night mare, you know?" he was musing aloud, staring at her. She just blended right into the night.