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The day seemed fair and clear, withs crawling blue across the horizon as the angel had woken. Turning to see the mansion's master amiss as usual, he slid from the bed sheets, dressed and left himself.

The rather estranged relationship between him and his master seemed to finally bother Leon less, the man had not raised a hand to him so frequently and quite frankly the fledgling felt that a norm of tranquility had settled.

Leaving the room this time without prior thought to his master, the winged creature headed first for the kitchens to pick up some fruit as per usual, before he passed the library, finding a large sloped couch by a domed window, selecting a favoured book he slipped into the thick recliner, wings tucked flat to his back as he nestled there, more accustomed to his own routine now.

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A few days rolled by with the same monotonous feel about them but the air outside shifted, springs new sun rays cracking the back of a long hard winter finally, and a freshness came with the Eastern winds.
Leonis didn't see the House Master, no the android seemed to be keeping to himself, and the Duodecim, despite being a creature of companionship was adjusting to his position in the house alone. He didn't dare attempt a new project or something that would be considered the 'servants' jobs, for subconscious fear of the past repeating itself, and mainly poke to the few maids he was now familiar with and a guard or two he saw when also in the kitchen. The young fledgling grew more content when he found a small passageway that led to a round room stacked high with books, scrolls and old rugs and drapes. It seemed partially a storage room aside the library.

He had seen the tall conical tower with little round windows from opposite the indoor pool, and gotten the bravery to going exploring. The room was very separated and had a stuffy small hidden away feel to it, he felt like he had found a secret place despite it clearly being a simple little storage space for spare material and the library.
Another morning and he found himself up there, with a corner piece of torn baguette from the pantry to nibble on for lunch as he had his raven head buried in a large book to do with country boarders and the other continents outside the mansion grounds.


[[OOC:: Sorry for the time skip, its just quite hard to respond to two lines. ]]

ℒℯoηis

The fledgling on a particularly clear day, had been gazing from the round edged window, an old dusty drape over his shoulders with a large book in his lap, he couldn't help but notice the grounds in the Mansion's courtyard, the snow was not so high and the sky clear, sure the crisp cold wind told of winter's lasting grip on the frozen earth, but the likelihood of snow falling was low.

Scampering from his 'nest' the young man headed down through the halls with the occasional meek glance to a passing maid or other servant, feeling a little bolder in his surroundings now. Once he'd reached the ground floor and the side door from the pantry that led to the open wall brimmed courtyard, he pushed it open and stepped out into pure brilliant white. A smile had lit up his face the minute he had done so, the feeling of breeze, air and freshness in his wings was unreal.

The winged creature stretched the white thin appendages from their huddled position between his shoulder blades and let them swell with the breeze.
Already in over coat, a heavy grey jumper styled coat that Renea had helped cut and re-sew slits in for his wings. He paced into the middle of the courtyard before fully stretching white wings. With a gentle light footed spring, Leon took to the air, flying low to the ground at first, simply circling the courtyard, tilted at an angle where one hand pointed to the sky, the other trailed a small line in the snow, reminiscent of ice skating.