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[ War Commons ]

He didn’t immediately go to his room or the famine commons as he left the lobby, instead Thias wrinkled his face in a slight hint of annoyance before charging his way over to the war common area in search of the annoying stallion who usually haunted his shadow. Why hadn’t he at least come looking for him? Why hadn’t he gone out of his way to figure out why Thias’s hadn’t been in his room needing help? Did he not want to see him? Maybe he was tired of him? Maybe he didn’t want to hang around him and considered him too strange?

By the time he had even reach the floor his face held the expression of uncertain, not knowing if the stallion really wanted to see him or even have him around any more. Maybe it would be better if he had returned to his room, to just go back to work or go take on a job somewhere then bother looking for him.

[ War Commons ]

Thias gave a startled look at the voice that spoke to him, he hadn’t given it really any thought if anyone else would come up to him and attempt to talk to him. It wasn’t as if he really taken the time to chat to any other of the war clansmen nor had he really cared to be involved with any of them with the exception of Rook.

“No.” He looked at her, back straight and neatly folded his hands together watching her curiously. “I am not lost just looking for someone.”

[ War Commons ]

“My memories?” Thias rose a brow, true he couldn’t remember how he had woken up in the room prior but it wasn’t as if it was a large concern by far. “No no, it has nothing to do with the missing memories… maybe.. Somewhat….”

He scrunched up his face a little, and then started to realize he may regret telling the mare anything about him actually looking for someone. What if Rook really didn’t want to see him?

“Pretend I said nothing, I am looking for no one, just… I’m taking in the scenery.”

[ office canopy ]

There was a challenge, Meelo could feel himself ready to preen; his mind revving up, trying to recall if he had any courses already set to go or in the wings. He could probably scrap together something, to show off to this lovely little bird.

Clearly a mighty thing in a small package, as he had assessed earlier.

But it was not to be and the clansman nearly deflated on the spot at her turn around and dejection of the course. Another one of his beautiful courses going unused before his eyes it would seem but at least not their time together. "Already have my undivided attention like wanu, anything you wanna do I would be up for it." He hummed to himself, partly in thought about a thing to do as well as her touch on memory.

So, she was having issues about that. A shame, "I wouldn't fret your pretty head about the memory stuff, if you forgot it.. it wasn't important, ya?" A common saying if he remembered, "we can go make new ones." He grinned as his eyes slid to one of the branches that held a flier. That could be something. Maybe he should go grab one of them to inspect its purpose, though that would require him to leave his lovely company. Instead he shifted his grip on the branch to swing slightly.

"Never been a fan of so many layers myself, he shrugged, "humans are weird about their exposure." It ended right there on his thoughts about clothing, because his mind really could have gone just a little more about the subbject (like, losing clothes all together).

[ ENTER ]

The familiar jungle room had become a dark mess of trees and unseen obstacles. It was a effort not to fly into any of them, and after smacking his head against a branch Darkjay just gave up and landed on the floor, hitting a few more bushes on the way, swearing each time, and loosing a few feathers in the process.

Once on the floor he listened to the heir, taking note of what the best FEAR reserves are, and then he was off again. Walking, this time. He liked keeping his wings intact.

[ EXIT ]

[WAR COMMONS]

The common floor was almost alien with such dim light to support it. She dropped off her filled crystal and grabbed another before running off.

[ Office Canopy ]

Meelo was really good at comforting words, that could be proved by the smile reappeared on Siluhe's face. "Of course! Of course! New lovely memories sounds promising. You're such a nice guy." The petite horseman commented bluntly.

Giggling at his opinion over human, she couldn't help but nodded diligently. "Me too. I don't understand why. If they really feel cold, they should put on a thicker layer. Instead, they wear two or three sheer layers......?" Her eyebrow arched at how weird humans were. The War clan could be said closest to the nudists in human concept. In fact, if a horseman asked her to bath together, Siluhe would happily accept that. Being naked wasn't a shame in her clan, just for the sake of others, they put on enough clothes.

"I think I want to do something with the human style clothes they gave me, the skirts there shall suit me better but they're quite expensive." She mused, "Maybe I'll take a job at the job center, earn some money and buy some more suitable garments. Mello, would you like to join me?" She threw him an invitation. Doing a task together would be a good way to know each other, besides, she was a bit curious about the human world.

"Have you been to human world, Meelo?" She swung her legs idly. "I've heard there are many weird and amazing things there. Like the cellphone, I heard that it originated from the human word. Aren't you curious about it-"

To Siluhe, where her friends and family were at, where was home. The Dusk might not be a perfect home as the jungle, all her new friends were there. A thought that she belonged to here was strong, centuries had passed and the Dusk had replaced their old home. Home sweet home, a home without people can't be said a home. It was the people living there gave it the definition of home.

It felt so bitter when she slowly recalled those precious memories about her friends, those she couldn't call their names, those who seemed not remember her as well. Those she could call their names now.

As if stressing her sadness, all the lights went out at once. Having no time to sulk, Siluhe blinked in darkness until there was dim red lights. Shortly her cellphone buzzed with a text message explaining the situation. She barely made the message out and thankfully Adelaide was there to give a briefing. She played with the accessory that held a small colourless grey crystal. "It seemed we don't have another choice now, Meelo, we're heading to the human world."

Once she finished her words, she jumped down from the branch and reached where the heir was with some flawless glidings. "Hey Adelaide, I'd like to know how long do we have before the red crystal goes down?"