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Abie- Post 3

The young matori chuckled as he led the shifter into the crowd. He knew what Muata looked like, while out his Mentor pointed the male out to him. Things ended...fair. He didn't harm the jerk, though he felt the other wouldn't let things just go...thus why Abie had...a little extra. He looked down to the teal and green fully grown Snaptrotter. Kyri.

He scratched behind one of her frills, the large wide collar on her identified her as belonging to Laofay. Though Abie knew she would obey his orders to the point of avoiding a major issue. He knew that she was there for their shared protection. Laofay didn't want either of the youth's former masters to even -think- about going near them. He glanced to her again. She stood a tad smaller than a Janarim Male, which didn't matter much as she was used to sparring with one. He hummed. "I think...there's a few games over there." He pointed to a few stalls a few feet away...

Mosi
post two

Yael was warm, which was understandable considering it was south of here, but Mosi spent much of her time in caves. Oba was supernaturally sunny by comparison, and even though the spot she'd chosen was shady, she soon grew unbearably hot while she waited for the parade to begin. She needed to move and find a breeze before she passed out. The prentice pulled her scarf away from her hair and stepped out of her spot with a sigh. Fine. Maybe she was being a little dramatic.

Head bowed, she continued on, nearly brushing against a Fire earthling who seemed to be guarding another. The second woman was dressed in clothing far nicer than most of Mosi's own, and for a moment, she stared, glowing eyes slightly narrowed behind her glasses.

Aseara Post 1

Aseara moved through the ranks of the dancers with fluidity as they all practiced a different part of the dance. She commented and fixed issues where she saw them, Fixed the wardrobes that might slip loose and tucked strands of hair that had gone astray. This kind of thing made her antsy, she knew her husband would be in the military part of the procession and she was so proud of him. The kids had been left with a babysitter but something told her they wouldn’t stay with her too long. As long as they weren’t getting into any trouble and no one was harming them, she knew they’d be just fine.

“Alright everyone, just relax it’ll be over sooner than you think.” And with that, Aseara took her place and fidgeted a bit. Maybe, if she felt she had some time she’d run up and see Nuri before it all started.

ORIN Post 2

Orin immediately shook his head at his brother's over worrying. He was such a party pooper sometimes, and it just brought down the whole mood. Who thought about being in trouble when they were about to go do something fun?

Orin jerked a thumb in his sister's direction. "Exactly." He chimed in, still looking at Aeuri. "As long as we're safe and back to our nanny, what's the problem?" He tugged again at his shirt collar and pointed toward the stages. "I bet we'd see a bunch more stuff if we got closer.

Yitzah (Post 2)
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Yitzah noticed a Matori lady watching. There were a bunch of them there, and she wasn't getting an answer either way from the Oban. "Hey." she said, "Has it happened yet? The parade? What's it going to be like?" If anything, she preferred talking to a Matorian than an Oban. They were more likely to give her a straight answer, and to see things more along her lines.

Arima - Post 3

"At least I would believe so." Arima replied quietly as a light flush crossed her cheeks. Had she truly just said that? Oh, what was she thinking?! Because it's totally fine to just run into someone without looking... Even if bumping into another was a common mishap manners were still a thing. Her gaze darted to the side with slight shame as she realized she had been staring at him while thinking. Was it really such a horrible crime to bump into someone? If so then she really was sorry...but weren't nobles supposed to be proud and vain? Apologizing was definitely not something she should do so much! At least that was what she had been told, but then again she used to apologize for everything.

"But it's a day for celebration..." At his comment of thieves Arima bit her bottom lip thoughtfully, "Would they really take advantage of this?" Her innocence showing the girl shook her head and held up a hand, "Never mind! That was a silly question...then it's a good thing that I ran into you so I can feel a little protected." She offered a small smile towards him, "Unless of course you are a masterful thief dressed up as a soldier to confuse others." As he stared at her the girl took a step back. Had she said something wrong? Feeling as if her cheeks would burn off the girl let out a small sigh as he dismissed himself. Of course I can't even hold a normal conversation with someone... Even if she called herself a Lady of Oba no one could ever see a Matori as one. That much was obvious from the vicious gossip that she had just run away from. Honestly, she even doubted that the Matori wanted to claim her with her strange appearance...such thoughts knotted her stomach until his question registered. He was inviting her to go with him? Obviously confused Arima knitted her brows as she glanced towards the soldier, "Is- Is that really alright with you?"

Yet, before she knew it he had waved his hand for her to tag along. "Since you offered I suppose I can't refuse." She glanced back towards where the group of Oban ladies had gathered before pushing herself forward. This was a chance to explore and not have to worry about getting lost or kidnappings or...she flushed lightly. Was it truly alright to trust this stranger? He seemed nice enough... Surely she could trust him? He was a soldier as well, but the knights of her stories lingered in her mind. He really didn't seem like a bad person either. Blinking, she realized that he had already taken strides ahead of her so with a flush the girl grabbed at her skirts and darted forward. "May I have your name? I'm called Arima."

As she settled into walking next to him the girl glanced around. There were so many things going on! The festivity was truly energizing and the crowds preparing for the parade seemed so enthusiastic. "So this is what a festival is like." She mused out loud with a small laugh as dancers moved past them. How fun!

Naevius || Post 2

"Well I'm really glad this can be a much happier time for you then, even if things aren't going too great with your family. I'm grateful you're willing to spend it with me." Her friend received a kind smile from the Princess as they made their way through the crowd. Naevius enjoyed seeing all the different people who had gathered. "We'll make sure we have plenty of time to get to where we need to be, even with the crowd."

Varinia staggered a little bit causing Naevius to stop just in case something was wrong. It seemed her friend had bumped into someone, a someone who made Naevius' curiosity soar even more than Varinia's. Her head dipped a little bit and cocked to the side. "You're Yaeli aren't you?" She asked curiously, there was no malice or ill will in her voice or posture.