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 Posted: Fri Jun 06, 2008 9:18 am
"I should think so, yes." Fjord replied, though he seemed somewhat distracted. The same vision of the flustered minders and the mob of fledglings was certainly entertaining. The thought, too, of Birch's mother scolding the funny wildtype for her chevrons was equally amusing. "Hopefully she fared well through the storm. I'll be off to see about her."
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Posted: Fri Jun 06, 2008 10:49 am
"See you later then my friend," Birch said, "I think I need to rest some more before taking off I'm afraid."
A nap and perhaps an opportunity to catch a rodent or two would surely perk him up enough to keep him going. Birch wanted to fly as soon as possible but he knew than patience would pay off. He would be able to fly for a longer time if he was rested when starting.
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Posted: Fri Jun 06, 2008 10:54 am
Fjord was tired from the arduous journey he had made from the outskirts of Deep Woods and would stop to rest at his own tree for a while, if it still stood that is. Although the bard was uncertain of this fact, the stand of oaks were ragged, but still tall.
"I shall follow your example once I check on my tree... Until we meet again!" Fjord dipped his head at his fellow bard before lifting into the air on tired wings.
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Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 4:52 am
Birch watched the other bard fly away. It was understandable that he wanted to check on his territory. Birch smiled at the thought that Fjord had actually checked on the Theatre before he took the time to fly home.
A few wing beats took him to the edge of the nest like Theatre and Birch surveyed the surroundings in silence before flying back to the tree he had rested in before. He preened thoroughly and settled in for a quick nap. Before sleep claimed him his thoughts went out to those he hadn’t heard from yet. Hopefully the Thunderbird had spared them. He hoped they were still flying.
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