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 Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 10:10 am
Keahi watched Yule and Chaos, though it made her tried just watching the bouncing elder. She was tempted to push Chaos over to get her to stop bouncing and sit still. But she figure the elder will just stand back up and continue. "Yule has a point," she said. "How long will you leave him alone." Her tail just once when she re-asked Yule's question.
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Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 3:49 pm
"Until the sugar is gone!^^" she giggled, "Though if I'm-Oh! Butterfly!" She bounced high into the air in excitement before racing off through the brush to chase after the fluttering apparition.
Yule sighed, "At least she's gone..." He wondered if he could just point out something randomly interesting everytime she came after him and be done with her. "You try being forced to listen to her singing for six and a half hours straight and tell me if some of your sanity hasn't been tampered with," he said with a shake of his head. He was free for now, he might as well face the fact that she would probably be back later and enjoy the peace and quiet while it lasted. Settling back against a tree he belatedly remembered he should probably thank Keahi for somewhat protecting him from Chaos at the beginning of her entrance. He shifted a little, tossing the words about his tongue for a while before finally looking up at her and mumbling a quick, "Thank you." Then he relaxed in the lee of the tree again and prepared to let his mind wander freely, the majority of his mind pausing to see if Keahi had anything to say.
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Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 12:00 pm
Keahi eyed him, when he complained about being forced to listen. "It might be a little hard, but you could always tune the signing out," she told him. She stayed where she sat, up looked up toward the tree tops. Her ears twitch at hearing him say thank you. "Why are you thanking me? I didn't do anything, Chaos left on her own. If you need to thank someone thank the butterfly." Her golden eyes never left the tree tops as she talked to Yule.
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Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2008 2:47 pm
Yule grunted, "After six hours of trying to tune something that's being blasted into your ear out it kind of fails..." He laughed when she told him to thank the butterfly, his head shaking as he tried to quiet lest it call Chaos back. "Well, then, little butterfly, thanks!" he snickered, still trying to avoid drawing attention from the rest of the woods.
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Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 1:39 pm
"I would think the more time goes on the easier it would be to tune it out, but maybe thats just me," she said as she rise to her paws. Her eyes drifted back to at Yule. Keahi did let out a small giggle when Yule actually thank the butterfly. "Maybe we should leave this area, just in case Chaos comes back and tries to look for you again," she suggested. "That way it will be harder to find you, plus maybe we can figure out a way to get Chaos to leave you alone."
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Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 8:42 am
He blinked in surprise, actually smiling a little before catching himself at Keahi's giggle, not expecting it from her. "Yeah... That would probably be a good idea," he agreed. Flicking an ear, he stood up and looked around, choosing a direction almost opposite to the one Chaos had taken, but not quite, in case she tried to find them and then just kept wandering forward. Nodding his head at it he asked, "How about going this way?"
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