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 Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 10:30 pm
 Dayunsi fell silent for a moment or two, the warm sun making him drowsy. The drone of the bees near by added to the soft lull that seemed to wash over him. The flutter felt his eyes close slightly before blinking them awake. "Oh I appoligize, I am used to the shady groves and woods nearby, the sun is very..." He searched for the right work, "Very... warm and comfortable." He chuckled softly before shifting down to a smaller size again. Now he could stand in the shade of one of the nearby bushes and yet still converse with Marahute. "There we go, a little bit of shade shall help. You are very interesting to talk to, I'd hate to fall asleep mid-sentance. Have you ever done anything like that before?"
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Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 4:21 pm
She smiled, and watched him shrink down a bit. Nodding, she grinned./
Of course she had done that before. The sun tended to play those cruel tricks on others.
GHe thought she was interesting? Well that was awesome and all, but he must not have seen how dearly interesting he was. She had never met one like him.
"The sun does that to everyone every now and then."
She nodded.
"Sometimes, it helps if theres a stream nearby though."
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Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 8:08 pm
The flutter looked around before cocking his head to the side. "I remember seeing a small stream near by. Do you think it will be cooler over there?" He suddenly looked up as he remembered about a certain spot he had passed on his way over. "There was a willow tree near the river, I am sure of it. That would be a wonderful place to cool down a little." Willow trees also had a special meaning to him as he used to live under one. He remembered how much like a large green teepee it looked with walls of green hilighted by the sun that shone through the gaps.
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Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2007 10:43 am
"Well, if you wouldnt mind the company, Id love if you could show me this stream. It seems absolutely darling. I must say, of all the trees, willow trees are by far the most perfect."
She nodded, remembering her own fondness of willows. In fact, she had decided long ago that her first child would be named Willow, be he male or female. She would name her child after the trees, much like she was named after a glorious hawk.
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Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 8:21 pm
"So be it..." Rasui stayed in his smaller size and took to the air, moving slightly too and fro as he made his way towards the river and the saftey of the willows along it's banks. He almost seemed a little fearful of the open space and stuck close to Marahute though he did not mention anything. They reached the edge of the rushing water and it was noticable cooler than in the center of the meadow. Dayunsi spotted the reaching green shade of the willows from high up in the air and made a bee-line towards them, letting the sandy mare see which direction he was going.
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Dayunsi fell silent for a moment or two, the warm sun making him drowsy. The drone of the bees near by added to the soft lull that seemed to wash over him. The flutter felt his eyes close slightly before blinking them awake. "Oh I appoligize, I am used to the shady groves and woods nearby, the sun is very..." He searched for the right work, "Very... warm and comfortable." He chuckled softly before shifting down to a smaller size again. Now he could stand in the shade of one of the nearby bushes and yet still converse with Marahute. "There we go, a little bit of shade shall help. You are very interesting to talk to, I'd hate to fall asleep mid-sentance. Have you ever done anything like that before?" 
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