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 Posted: Wed May 10, 2006 12:03 pm
((^_^))
Rahu's comment made the brown stallion laugh loudly-which was something he did very rarely. He remembered the talk he and Aruna had a while back about Rahu, and how he teased her about the black stallion. Now it seemed that maybe his teasing meant something more then just a silly little game. Maybe there was something going on between Rahu and his sister. Whatever it was, Bairn was determined to find out. "Well, that's good." He said simply, before turning his attention to Kanti. She didn't talk much...other then to say silly comments to Rahu. Maybe she felt wierd around him, but why? Shrugging, Bairn smiled softly at the mare. "Are you alright?" He asked, concerned.
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Posted: Wed May 10, 2006 2:09 pm
He looks around the clearing, swinging his tail as the wind blows. Quietly, Hok'ee walks over a small log, making his way to the apple trees. Before taking an apple, he looks around at his surroundings. It was very quiet and peaceful.
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Posted: Sun May 14, 2006 1:17 pm
((sorry for the late reply I got sick >.<))
"Oh I'm sure you can find something to do with your time Rahu" Kanti said bitterly towards him. Hmph, he can find better time than annoying me I am sure of it Kanti thought as she glared at him again.
She looked at Bairn when he asked her the question. There was nothing wrong with her, she just didn't know what to say. She didn't have to fight with him, but nor did she know him that well. She just didn't know what else to say.
"I'm fine," she said giving a nod "do you live around here" she said adding in a little more of a conversation.
Kanti's ears flickered just a little. She thought maybe she heard another soquili near by. But she wasn't sure, but if there was she had hoped it wasn't Demon. And that whoever it was would come and join.
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Posted: Sun May 14, 2006 5:08 pm
Rahu grinned. " Kanti what else would i do with my time? " he was only teasing, just for the fun of it adn turned back to Bairn. " if you say so. " ears twitching as he thought he heared a shound. shaking his head, he was not going to give Bairn any info at all.
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Posted: Sun May 14, 2006 5:46 pm
Listening to Rahu and Kanti make really stupid comments back to eachother, the stallion just felt like leaving the two of them. He hated it when people fought, whether it was verbal or physical, he didn't care. Trying to hide his annoyance at the two of them, Bairn smiled at Kanti again. "Well, good. I live in the forest, where do you live?" He asked her, then turned to Rahu. The black male interested Bairn, that was for sure. Ears perked up as a faint sound came. Was it another soquili? Hopefully this one wouldn't fight with Kanti and Rahu, the brown male just couldn't take it any more.
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Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 5:49 pm
"You could always find some other poor creature to annoy" Kanti said with a fake annoying smile on her face. She didn't realize that it annoyed Bairn, she was quite use to bickering with Rahu.
"I live with my adopted mother Alona and her human Lilly near the village" Kanti said with a small nod. "Do you like living in the forest" Kanti said leaning her head to one side, much like Alona did when she waited for a reply.
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Posted: Sat May 20, 2006 11:21 pm
Gazing around the clearing, Chitsa had never been here before... Apparently she had been visiting a smaller clearing nearby but this one was huge. Such a large field... she just wanted to prance around in it just like the butterfly her wings mimicked. Suddenly, she begins to run through the grass, with a huge grin on her face, she loved to feel the wind on her face and going through her mane and tail. Everytime she jumped into the air, her wings fluttered wildly, and it was obvious that she was excited.
Chitsa never seemed to be... unhappy or sad unless she was with another soquili, but she always seemed to brush it right off. Sisika had always wondered how she could be like this, since it was such a virtue. Optimistic you could call her, but she was realistic also.
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Posted: Sat May 20, 2006 11:41 pm
The wind blowing in from the plains seemed to be calling out as the field stretched wider and wider seemingly as Roka made his way hoof after hoof, tail blowing elegantly in the breeze. He had somewhat accidentally gone out of the forest from his home, his teepee near the lake. Perhaps he had been exploring too deep in the forest that he somehow ended up where he was -- here. Before he could ponder about where all the trees had gone to, he heard the wind whistle to him. It tugged him towards the center of the wide stretch of plain before him, and soon he found himself dashing through the fields. His wings began to spread outwards, and his hooves grazed the ground ever-so-lightly as his body floated a few inches upwards so that he didn't touch the grass anymore. He smiled. Although this was indeed an exhilirating feeling, he still felt the same as ever -- a quirk in his personality, one could say.
As Roka continued marauding the fields, he noticed a dark apparition coming into view. As he neared it, it seemed to take on the form of a soquili... with wings. Intrigued, he let his wings fold back along his sides and slowed down into a peaceful trot. He wondered where it was headed to, and pondered whether he should interfere with its solitude. Hesitatingly, he put on a friendly smile and sauntered up slowly to the other soquili...
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Posted: Sat May 20, 2006 11:50 pm
Chitsa continued to prance around in the tall grass of the meadow. She came to a stop and took a deep breath of the fresh air and then exhaled. Wow. She felt invigorated, not that she didn't always feel like that, but even better than normal. She stood there, her eyes scanning the area around her, the wind flowing through her slightly curled tail.
Then she saw him, a winged stallion walking towards her. She tilted her head and summed him up as he approached. Once again, shorter than another soquili. She guessed that she better get used to it. Chitsa smiled softly as he approached, "Hello there."
((EDIT --> I must be off now Ameh. I'll reply in the morning. <3 Good night!))
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Posted: Sun May 21, 2006 2:15 am
"Hello," came the mechanical reply as Roka made his way to the silhouette he had spotted earlier. Upon closer inspection, the wings that were on the soquili were butterfly-like, and the soquili was a female; a mare. A flutter mare. He noticed that her height and size in general paled in comparison to his, and wondered if she was still a foal... an unusually large foal. He chuckled. Perhaps he would ask her something about her size later.
"How has the day gone so far?" he asked casually. "I think the wind has been acting quite childish today." He stared at the sky, thinking that what he had said was a phrase most commonly used. His tail wiggled slightly left to right, eager and joyful that he was becoming acquainted with someone new. Roka hadn't met much soquili besides members of his family, and ones that resided in his teepee residence.
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Posted: Sun May 21, 2006 8:09 am
Tilting her head curiously, Chitsa smiled at the handsome stallion. "The day? Oh. It's been quite fair to me." What an odd question, but then again, Chitsa was odd. She almost completely forgot, "Oh dear. Forgive me for the informalities, my name is Chitsa." The mare smiled once more and looked as if she was about to shake his hoof if she could.
She could already tell that this meeting was going to be... odd, no not odd, just different. But she couldn't tell whether it would be a good thing or a bad thing. Chitsa had actually met quite an array of soquili since she didn't live with her family or seem them often, but that was ok for her. Though, she always enjoyed meeting new soquili, it made her rather happy. Maybe that could possibly be the reason she was always excited, the prospect of meeting a new soquili that day.
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Posted: Mon May 22, 2006 2:57 pm
hanging gallow "You could always find some other poor creature to annoy" Kanti said with a fake annoying smile on her face. She didn't realize that it annoyed Bairn, she was quite use to bickering with Rahu.
"I live with my adopted mother Alona and her human Lilly near the village" Kanti said with a small nod. "Do you like living in the forest" Kanti said leaning her head to one side, much like Alona did when she waited for a reply. Rahu smirked. " but its more fun to annoye you." turning back to Bairn, he eyed him for a moment and knew his and Kantis comments where annoying him. flicking his tail, he listened to Kanti talk about her bonded and a jaw muscle twitched in annoyance.
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Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 9:02 pm
Roka breathed in contentedly. The fresh air graced his lungs with clean oxygen, making him feel even more calm than he usually is. He flexed his neck and then nodded, creating a moment of silence before he spoke again. "I am called Roka. Informalities...? No worries." He shifted his wings uncomfortably as if they were rusted metal awaiting an oil treatment. "A quite fair day indeed... A nice soar through the sky is in order. Do you fly?" He motioned with his head to Chitsa's wings. Though they were a pair, on her back, and looked like wings, he wasn't sure if they operated correctly -- he never did actually see the mare fly, after all.
He stepped up closer to Chitsa to get a better view of her wings. Without thinking of manners, he stared quizzically at the butterfly wings. They looked very thin and light - unlike his own feathery wings. But it had a different texture, a different shape, and it was... transparent. He had never seen anything like this before, except on a few small insects that lived in the sky that he had encountered when he was young. What were they called... butterflies? "I like them," he plainly said, "show me?" He looked at her like an eager young boy. wahmbulance heart
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Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 9:17 pm
Chitsa bounced up and down quickly and then stopped, "It's quite a pleasure to meet you Roka!" The mare grinned happily and watched him with curious crystal blue eyes. "Oh." She paused slightly, "Me? Fly? Of course not silly!" She chuckled nervously, "I could fly I guess..." She shrugged slightly and pawed at the ground.
She didn't move as the stallion moved closer to her, she just stared at him with huge eyes wondering what he was doing. Sometimes she forgot that she had wings, since they were so light, it was easy to forget. Chitsa continued to watch him curiously and then spread her wings open. The sunlight poured through the semi-transparent wings, leaving a slight blue glow on the grass. Chitsa wondered if there was just... something wrong with her. She was ever so curious now.
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Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 10:12 pm
Roka smiled while Chitsa bounced. She seemed ever so enthusiastic and filled to the brim with energy--something he had never seen in a soquili before; most soquili he knew were cynical or sarcastic around him--traits he never really had a taste for. Roka's own blue eyes watched Chitsa's every move with amusement. "The pleasure is mine, Chitsa," he said, emphasizing every letter in her name, pondering if he had said it correctly. He looked interestedly at her. "No? Yes?" he asked, confused.
He maneuvered his head closer to her wings -- very close, so that his nostrils were practically an inch away from the surface of her wings. He sniffed. Nothing. He didn't get the tickling feeling that he always got when he put his own nose close to his wings and breathed in. Chitsa's wings seemed so perfect -- so perfect for flying! So perfect for living with! He didn't enjoy sneezing after he sniffed his own wings. Oh no, that troubled him. But her wings - so light! Transparent! He looked at the grass that had suddenly turned blue-ish beneath her. He tilted his head, wondering if something had caught in his eyes to make the grass look like that. He grunted. Maybe he hadn't gotten enough sleep, or...?
"Your wings are doing that," he mumbled curiously. A slow smile crept over his featuers. "Beautiful. You're..." He paused, brow furrowed, and thought for a long moment. A sheepish smile formed on his face again. "You're beautiful, you know?" He giggled almost childishly, and looked straight into Chitsa's eyes. "More than any other soquili I've met so far... But who knows? Hm?"
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