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 Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 12:14 pm
Tranquility smiled. "You never know what's wandering around here... It would be dangerous if I left you." She nodded some shaking herself off. "Though... You have no one to watch you?" If this happened often then he was in danger... Serious danger. Crossing a bridge... He could drown. She started to get a bit frazzled over the idea of it all...
But at the same time, it wasn't her place to command, or demand anything to or of him. She just wanted her new friend to be safe...
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Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2011 9:07 pm
The male flicked an ear to her words, as if unconcerned to her advice and worries. Even if they were thoughtful and he appreciated them, Maramu had never been in such a dangerous situation before with his condition. Not yet anyways...and he could only foolishly hope it remained so. No point in fretting over it constantly.
Shaking his head, Maramu gave a slight grin. "Afraid not. My kin doesn't like to travel too far from their valley territory. But since I am the youngest and am told I am stubborn, well....I find myself the one willing to travel and explore." Then he paused and tilted his head towards Tranquility. "What about you? Is it very quiet or empty were you live by?"
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Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2011 6:53 pm
Tranquility wasn't fond of the care free attitude, but she didn't hold the position or right to tell him what to do, so she moved passed it. "Where I live... Yes." She smiled. "I live by myself... two leggers come and visit once in a while, but otherwise it's just me. And it's always quiet. But I don't mind that." She laughed a little. The bell on her tail rang lightly, and the other ornaments have a soft sound to that as they shifted.
"I hope one day I can meet your family."
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Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2011 8:02 pm
Maramu gave a small nod to the others reply, wondering if that was why she too was such a quiet creature. Seems one really can be affected by where they decide to live. "Hm, I guess some two-leggers are nice and worth trusting. Especially in a shrine, where people go to find their virtues and peace." He shook the heavy mane from his eyes as he walked along with the mare, curious now to see this shrine home of hers. Then he grinned lightly. "Maybe someday. They live pretty far from here and are not used to the presence of two-leggers as much as you are. But they are a kindly group and would love to lend a hoof anytime you need help around the shrine."
Maybe someday. But for today, the Usdia was content to travel with his new friend and speak one-on-one. Peacefully and happily.
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