Welcome to Gaia! ::

Casper smiled. "Well, I'm glad your brother found happiness. And feel free to come and talk to me. I like the company. It gives me something to do rather than roam around here doing nothing but hunting for food or going around and swiming. Though this area is very beautiful in the spring and fall, not this barren wasteland scenary that you see here now. I believe there are waterfalls nearby too, but I don't go to them often. Oh and hot springs, those are nice during this time of the year." Casper was rambling again.

Casper looked away for a few minutes and it looked like he wasn't going to speak. "I only have some friends. My family was killed by hunters when I was just a kit. I don't really remember them. Sorry, I can't really answer your question." He turned back to her and gave a shrug, his shoulders rising slightly. He gave her a small smile. "But I have some good friends, they aren't always around, but its the family I have."

Casper gave her a big smile. "I would like that. I would like that a lot." he murmured. He felt something when she touched him with her beautiful paw and he wondered what it meant. He wasn't used to such feelings and wondered if this was normal, or if this girl would be special to him. He kind of hoped that it was special for some reason. He looked outside. "The storm will be over in about an hour." he said absentmindedly.

Casper smiled. "I do not blame you. What kind of games do you like?" he asked, not sure what kind of games you played with more than one person. He didn't interact with many foxes so was unsure how to behave around them.

Casper thought about it. "I haven't played it. But it sounds easy enough. Though perhaps you should go first so that I can see exactly what you mean." Casper smiled bashfully. "I'm sure I will pick up on it quick enough." He was excited to play the new game with Momo.

Casper burst out laughing, unable to help himself. She looked so silly trying to pretend to be a bird and keep her balance at the same time. He was actually amazed that she hadn't fallen on her face yet as she tried to keep herself upright with her hind paws. Half the time she looked like a floundering fish, while the other half she looked like the bird she was trying to convey. He struggled to compose himself and with a lopsided grin said, "Are you a fish?" wanting to pick on her, knowing full well she was trying to be a bird.

Casper winced as she tumbled and felt it was time to put her out of her misery. "Let me think. Are you a .... a bird?" he asked, knowing full well that was what she had been trying to portray all along. She was adorable when she was flustered, he thought.

Casper laughed outright. "Perhaps, but I knew what you were the whole time. I was just picking on you when I said a fish, though you could have passed as a fish half the time. But I did know you were a bird." Casper continued to laugh. "You are adorable when you as flustered." he said, then stopped laughing, having not meant to say that outloud.