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Rhyme was feeling a bit restless today, straying from her usual area to investigate the rest of the forest. Sure, just because she resided over one area doesn't mean she knows the forest entirely. She clutched her harp, crimson eyes staring uncertainly at the area.

"This is quite the venture I am taking." She said aloud to herself, wishing that Ikuto was here at the moment. But she wasn't the type of female to rely on him nor any other person, she chided herself on her weakness. He was out on a search for his father, having only left quite recently. Even so, the forest could get quite lonely sometimes. She seated herself on a clean log, lifting her kimono slightly to avoid the mess of dirt and twigs below. Her kimono could be so infuriatingly long sometimes, it was quite bothersome.

She fingered a strand of her long crimson hair, twirling it in her finger as she often did when she was nervous, her other hand played with the end of her ribbon from her kimono. She forgot how this bow could be ridiculously large as well. The tastes she had. Oh my.

Something was unraveling.. Feeling the small amount of fabric being tugged away, she swirled behind her to catch a glimpse of a crimson red tail, swiftly jumping away.

"Oh, that is just rude. Pulling a ribbon?" She snatched the thin cloth away from the throned tail with a frown at the intruder. Apparently, she wasn't as stupid as she might have looked. "Why don't you be courteous and show yourself?" She said loudly enough, quite sure that the intruder could hear her at this point.

After all, he couldn't hide in those bushes forever. If he didn't, he could be quite sure that Rhyme wasn't going to leave this mysterious rude stranger to flee.

An easy target? A party pooper? Boy, what insults that flew out of his mouth. Her hands on her hips, she didn't bother to wave in return, stepping back as the red constellation nears.

"Oh..? Based on what standard do you judge me an easy target..? I'm quite curious. Do you assume all females are easy targets or is it just me?" Rhyme asked, even though her tone was cheerful, it held a hint of wariness and distrust. After all, a constellation that tried to pull her ribbon was not to be trusted. Purposely pulled it too.

She took a moment to take in his crimson appearance, similar to herself, yet so vastly different in so much ways.

Lucky her? Gosh, this was quite the misfortune to run across such a vulgar and unruly constellation. She sighed in disgust, unusually sharp crimson eyes met the other's carefree gaze.

"You're quite the underestimating villain. Why, would you like to see how pretty of a pattern you make in a crystal cage?" She asked sweetly, mimicking his words as a mockery to the other. Her mouth was set in a fake poised smile, wondering why the other was so rude as to kick up dist with his wings. She held back the urge to cough, blinking at the other with crimson eyes.

UGH. She had been in this constellation's company for less than five minutes and he was already starting to irk her. How uncharacteristically rare. But who wouldn't get aggravated?

This.. intruder was quite rude. And he didn't make sense, much to Rhyme's growing annoyance. Adjusting her footing so that her long-length kimono didn't drag across the forest ground, she tipped her head up towards the vague crimson constellation to address him.

"You, sir, are vague, rude and off-topic. I don't recall asking a single word about your offspring, neither did I express any interest in any knowledge of your offspring. Or your preferences on the manner." She shook her head, hands at her hip, shaking her head in disappointment with the other.

"Quite frankly, I don't see a female choosing you for her partner. If you're going to abandon your offspring, why have them in the first place?" Her intention of asking wasn't because she was curious, Rhyme was moreso stating that this constellation shouldn't have had children if he held absolutely no interest in them. "Do you consider kids as a 'trap?'"