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Bora had been alone for a while now and it was something that he did not know if he liked or note. Usually when he saw others in the distance he would stray from them. Taking all steps to avoid the interaction. However today was different he had told himself that today he would try to make a single friend, in an attempt to try something new. The threehorn took a few steps into the grassy green field and lightly chomped upon the blades of grass at his feet. His purple body standing out among the soft greens about him.

Everything almost seemed so small beneath her feet that landed in soft thuds against the grassy ground. Stretching her neck out ever so slightly towards the ground, Kes tried to keep an eye out for things she didn't want to stop on. Things like hatchlings, smaller dinos and the like. Still, she wasn't that big, maybe the size of a birch tree, give or take a few inches. Large blue eyes watched the surroundings as she walked, being mindful of the trees so she didn't knock any over or for the worst part, get herself stuck.

"Everything seems safe enough here." She muttered to herself as she stopped and lifted her head back upright.

As she sighed letting the sun shine down on her white pebbled skin, the long neck took another look around now that she wasn't watching where she was walking. In the distance she noticed two other bodies in the grasslands. Tilting her head ever so slightly, she took a few more steps closer. Not that they were quiet steps, her size gracefully denied that. But she had to wonder who these two three horns were and if they had any gossip to share.


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Bora continued to munch on the grass below him, glancing up as a three-horn called out to him, but that wasn't the last of it. Along with another, that seems to have come from the other side of the grassy plains. Bora did not notice the one in the sky as his attention were on the two now obviously in front of him.

Nervously he continued to munch on the grass unsure what to say. He was quite the little shy dino after all, and now he was slightly regretting his decision to blatantly stand out in the open. Half of him wanted to run back into the safety of the forest, the other wanted to stay. It was this reason he came so far out into the grasslands to begin with. He wanted to meet new dinos, well at least try to meet new dinos and it seems he was blessed with not one but two. So, he decided he had to at least try.

"H-Hello" He stuttered his greeting, small blades of grass still hanging out the side of his mouth. The tail behind gave a small nervous twitch as he wondered if it sounded alright, it had been quite a while since he had interacted with anyone, let alone two at the same time.

Noticing the blades of grass on the side of his face out of the corner of his eye, he shook his head attempting to get the fickle thing off of him. He probably looked really silly to the others with it stuck there. Yes, he was distracted, but it did not mean that he wasn't paying attention to the other when she spoke.

Purple orbs fell upon the longneck as she approached and then back to the threehorn. He needed to reply to her but he was still a bit nervous about talking to two others instead of just one. Calm, he told himself, before taking a deep breath in to try to calm himself, before he spoke.

"N-no, not at all" he still stuttered a tad, but it seemed his nervousness was still there affecting his speech. It was slowly going away, but still slightly present "I'm Bora" This time he didn't stutter, as if he was gaining a bit more confidence in his speech and himself.

She seemed nice enough, but he couldn't seem to shake the feeling of wanting to hide back into the forest. Perhaps it was this which was causing him to feel so restless and nervous.