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Callista tilted her head to the side as her Master told her. After math of some fun? What kind of fun would leave marks like that on someone's back? She decided that maybe asking was the best thing right now. She didn't feel like trying to guess, actually. Especially when the mystery grew as her Master whispered it in her ear a second time. "May I know what kind of fun?" She asked. Callista was never one to like being left to guess things. Callista was a curious one that always wanted answers.

Callista tilted her head to the side and wondered what he meant. She was about to ask again, but stopped at his instructions. She had seen the elevator when she was exploring earlier, but she wasn't sure where it would lead. If her Master was telling her to go, then it couldn't be something that would kill, or harm her, right? She nodded and then left his room to do as was told. She loved exploring new places. Once she arrived at the door her Master was talking about, she opened it and found a big indoor green house. Callita's face seemed to bright up with a light of joy as she came in. It was all so pretty, with some many flowers of different kinds. Everything seemed to banish and she walked around, admiring everything.

Callista was walking around, looking at all the flowers that came into her view. They were all so pretty. She started to touch almost every single one as she walked along. The fragrance of the flowers almost seemed to take her somewhere else, where everything was better. Suddenly, a couple of barks broke her daydreams and Callista looked back to find a couple of dogs. She smiled, and they all ran up to her. Out of the three, two almost knocked her over, and Callista began to walk to the direction where they came from, wondering if there were other animals to play with.

Callista continued to walk through the garden with the dogs, playing and petting them whenever she got the chance. At the very end of the garden though, she found something very interesting. In a large crystal building was yet another greenhouse, although it was closed. Why was that? Was there things in there that she wasn't supposed to touch. The curiosity hit her and she started to pull force on the lock to see if she could open it.

OOC: I'm so SORRY I never answered. I didn't get the notification TT-TT

Callista almost jumped back when the dogs suddenly barked and growled at her. Why would they do that? Was the thing behind the door really that dangerous? Suddenly, she felt her body being drawn back, and looked down to find the bigger dog pushing her away. Now, she really wanted to see that door. However, the other two dogs stayed behind, and she knew she couldn't go past them. Maybe she could ask her Master later. Maybe. Once they reached the field, Callista smiled and laid down on the field. There were so many flowers, and everything was so calm, she began to hum to herself. Soon after, she fell asleep on the field.

Callista woke up a few minutes later, feeling fresh and rested. Suddenly, she heard the sound of someone coming, and looked up to find her Master. She was about to stand up, but he sat down next to her. As a result, she stayed where she was. "It's beautiful.....How long did it take for you to make it?" She asked. Although the only thing she wanted to know was the thing that was behind the doors that were guarded by the dogs.

Truthfully, Callista was a little impressed. She would have thought something like this would have taken a lot more to do. After all, there were so many plants here that she had never seen before. However, out of all of them, she didn't really see any pink roses. She loved those. "I would have thought it would take more...." At his offer, she bit her lower lip slightly and thought. Was she really going to ask him? Being the person that she was, she didn't like asking a Master for anything. However, she decided that if he was offering and she wasn't in trouble, everything would be good. "In that case.....could you bring pink roses?" She asked, hoping the answer would be yes. She loved those flowers. Plus, being a fae, she had a special connection with nature. Although for some reason, the connection was stronger for that type of flower.