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 Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 11:25 pm
Kanth glanced to Medusa who was skipping her way, blinking in surprise at the other.
"Ahm ready tew gow, mama~" The girl half sung, earning a tilt of the head from the shifter.
"... already?"
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Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 11:33 pm
There she was.
Kimiko romped through the snow, the unconscious Joliet bouncing on her shoulder. She caught up with Medusa fairly quickly, looking over at the other guardian and then down at the blue girl.
This lady seemed familiar for some reason, but she couldn't quite put her tongue on it.
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Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 11:36 pm
Glancing up, Kanth's gaze hardened as she spotted the other guardian, sighing. She had to deal with Altessa, she figured that she wouldn't have to deal with Medusa too.
"What did you do." Kanth muttered, crossing her arms and glaring at a rather unknowing jellyfish girl.
"I... made a snoweman." Medusa blinked, staring up at Kanth with wide eyes. Kanth put her hand to her head, emitting another sigh, louder this time.
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Posted: Sat Feb 03, 2007 12:00 am
Kimiko held out Joliet in both arms, the boy drooping over slightly as he was moved.
"I found him buried in the snow," she said, shaking a piece of ice out of the boy's outer coat. "He was playing with the little girl before I found him."
There was a pause, with Kimi placing the bundle down on the ground. Joliet slumped over her feet uncomfortably, which just caused her to scowl even further.
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Posted: Sat Feb 03, 2007 12:02 am
"You're welcome to bring him to my place should you want to warm him up. I believe Medusa owes him an apology, once he's coherant, anyway." The girl blinked again at Kanth's words, confused; why on earth was she to apologize, and what for? It didn't make any sense to the girl.
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Posted: Sat Feb 03, 2007 12:12 am
"How far is it?" she asked, shuffling her feet slightly which made the boy roll over and facedown into the snow. Kimiko knelt down to pick him back up, slinging him over her shoulder once again. It slightly occured to her that perhaps taking him to a heated cafe or shop nearby would be easier than following an almost-stranger to their home, but she shrugged the thought off. Better than paying money for efficiency.
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Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2007 10:18 pm
"Not far at all." Indeed, it wasn't long before they reached the rather large mansion, Kanth trudging through the snow with ease before she spotted a rather familiar lump in the snow, brown fur sticking out.
Pausing for the moment, Kanth scooped up a bit of snow before chucking it at the wriggling butt, emitting a yelp from the creature as he laughed and veered off, attempting to hide again.
"Yeah, you'd BETTER run, Tihr!" Kanth smirked, crossing her arms before striding forward to open the door. "Jivvins." She muttered with a grin to Kimi, shrugging.
Medusa made a face, sulking a bit; Kanth wasn't at all happy with her, she could tell by the way she wasn't paying any attention to her.
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Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 8:02 pm
Kimiko didn't say a thing on the walk over, more concerned with trying not to drop the boy on her shoulder and the fact that the wind had started to pick up again.
She chuckled slightly after watching the scene with the Jivvin, nodding in response to Kanth's comment. "We have one at our house, too," she said, "...though he's not nearly as playful as yours."
She stopped to wipe her feet at the doorway before stepping in, quite thankful for the warmth herself.
Joliet started to stir shortly after he was brought into the warm house, shivering as the warmth started to replace the numb coldness. He still showed no signs of opening his eyes anytime soon, however.
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Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 6:42 pm
"I could get you some tea, if you would like." Kanth offered, frowning again as she ushered them to sit in the kitchen, moving to turn on the teapot. "I still believe Medusa owes him an apology, but I don't think she understands... I also think she learned a bit of stubbornness from her sister." Going through her array of teas, Kanth let out a sigh and picked one, procuring two cups from the cupboard.
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