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A light-hued figure touched down from the blue skies and his blood red eyes scanned the landscape silently, absorbing his surroundings to find the best spot to rest (of course). Asriel eyed the world as though its insignificance was causing his endless boredom. Already three dreadful days have passed without anything particularly interesting happening and he doubted this day would be any more eventful. He strolled on past a flowing river and through the frosted grass dampening his white pelt.

He huffed lightly in irritation as he settled down at a small clearing under a tree. Vaguely he had a bad feeling about this place as though something would pop out at him at any given moment. Well, at least that would be more interesting then lying there all day.

His eyes snapped open and red met red and in most cases, that wouldn't end well. Hello, he saw her before he heard her and slowly he came to his feet, tucking his wings behind his shoulderblades before facing her and enveloping himself in her malicious tone. Vaguely he noted that she might not be the darn kindest company but, with a careful grin, he decided there was and would be no harm.

"What brings the lady out this evening?" His voice even and low, his eyes dull in a sense that he expected something more than what she was letting on. His long tail swinged back and forth in a lazy manner or perhaps it was in an arrogant manner. It was hard to tell.

Asriel took a breathless glance at the lurking moon and the blood stained skies. It alomost seemed like red of his eyes glowed brighter in the light of the dying sun. A easy smile drew across his lips, almost tauntingly and then it was gone. "A peaceful evening," he seemed to agree with her simple comment. He stepped forwards, slightly pass her then stopped, eyeing her quietly. "Nocturnal? The night is a dangerous time." Her eyes seemed unfocused and vaguely he wondered wether it was a physical or mental weakness of hers; perhaps unfocues, uninterested or perhaps ... something else.

Okay so the female was creeping Asriel out. He for one wasn't sure if that was a good or bad thing since it wasn't like he came across another that had the tendency to enjoy ... odd things. "Usually, no," he replied simply. It seemed his nonchalant attitude was rearing its ugly head. Then again, how do you reply to a confession like that? Quietly, he noticed how her eyes were looking at him but not. It was a sensation that was hard to describe.

"Asriel," he replied automatically to the spoken name. He shook his head lightly at her question, "Nothing. It seems the world is set out to bore me."

He took a moment to eye her meaningfully. By now he would have noticed how agitated she was from the flick of her tail, head, and such. Being the gentlemen he was, "Is something bothering you?" That was probably the understatement of the day but who was he to know? He showed no overwhelming concern (or none at all under the trained eye), however, that was just something that defined him. Innerly, if you must know, he was fairly worried.

Asriel nodded respectfully then listened quietly, as he always does. He soon he head although she probably wouldn't see that, he then realizes. "I don't see blindness as a significant disadvantage." He then grins. "Mostly for you who enjoys your time in the night when eyesight is merely a luxury."

Asriel became froze the moment she fell towards him. Part of him told him he should move to help her steady but the dominating part was in a world of ackwardness. She was just a little too close... He coughed. "Yes. I noticed." He stepped to the side and settled there now. "Does it come and go?"

Asriel blinked, slightly thrown off by the sudden collision and nearly followed in her path to the ground. However, he managed to catch himself which was something he could not say for the female. He shifted uncomfortably to the other side then leaned down to look at her. "Are you sure you’re alright?" Another obvious question.