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The end of winter was, for Tehila, a sorrowful parting with a close part of her. In a way, she felt exposed by the melting of the white snow around every bend of the creek more than just physically. However, this did not stop her from opening her enjoying the coming of the new season, the emerging bloom of flowers and such.

A pair of vivid sapphire eyes lurked through the distant land, letting all the dull music of conversation fall to a low murmur while she focused on the distant greens. Her pale paws led her further and further into the distance until a flash of a strange color caught her curious eye. It was another Ulaya! He was of a deep red sticking out amounst the emerging green backdrop.

Tehila hesitated. Did she want to approach? Perhaps he wished to be left alone? However, she decided to give herself a 'go' until she saw clear signs of hostility ... then again, even that might not deter her. Setting an easy trot towards the male, she emerged from on side of him and slowing down as she nears him. She stopped a fair distance away and paused for a moment then spoke. "A fair day, is it not?"

As his head turned, the blaze of his eyes made her shutter through the back of her spine. A deep dread ran through her body and a repelling force almost fearing that the fire would burn the natural coolness of her pelt. Yes, normal ulaya were wise and obeyed their instincts. However, Tehila always had a terrible habit of rejecting the norms.

She simply watched him quietly for a moment as though trying to analyze his words carefully before speaking. "You're quite right," she agreed even though there was technically nothing to agree with since he didn't really voice much of an opinion. "I should say it's a terrible day. The sun is much to bright and the the temperature much too hot. The ideal weather: cold and white."

She paused again. "Your eyes are... quite strange."

They were like who opposites of a spectrums; one favoring the cool breath of winter and the other content with the blaze of the sun. It was like a scene written by irony.

"Oh, it's fine though. It was a good long winter," Tehila muttered, letting a blissful smile grace her maw at the memory. However, that was soon interrupted by his rather blunt remark. She didn't dislike the forwardness; in fact, she was a ulaya that prefered it.

She looked on thoughfully. "I dont see a point in running... unless I'm being chased." A light, melodic laughter rang with the crisp bells clasped around her neck. She then grinned playfully. "Unless your planning to."

Tehila shuttered lightly at his works but never ceasing her playful grin. She blue wings flickered lightly, mirroring his anticipation. She tilted her head to one side, letting her long mane casade down one should and tried to read his movement with her blue eyes. The fur on her back rose and she chuckled softly. "Well, do I have a choice?"

The muscles in her limbs tensed but she took a few steps towards him. "After all, you can't won't let me get away with this, now will you?" In a flash she darted towards him, nipped his shoulder before darting off laughing.

Tehila littered her stride was pauses as though fare too distracted by Kanji's approach to run away like a properly frightened creatures. The sight of the red ulaya suprised her when she suddenly realized how quick he was on his feet. She herself was not at all a very fast ulaya and so he managed to catch up to her easily.

She let a soft 'omph' out as he pounced on her and suceeded in pinning her body. Pouting at the short-lived game, she had some trouble wiggling free from under him since he was clearly bigger and stronger than her dainty self. However, being small, she managed to wiggled out from under him. Once freed, she laughed and pouced on him as revenge, intent on toppling him over.

((Same here. But don't worry about it. XD Excuse the short post, ish tired. ><))

"Pinned ya," she announced with the smug and mischievous tone of hers. Laughing easily, she stared at his blazing eyes for a second before quickly still growing uncomfortable holding his gaze. However, that didn't stop her playfulness. She grinned, "Didn't think you would go down so easily"

The white figure grinned at his comment, quite proud of herself at the moment. However, she was just begining to think he looked a little too comfortable in his submissive postures. Those sapphire eyes gleamed with their usual mischief. Perhaps she was started to plot something evil yet again. Her flushed at first when hearing his daring request then let a soft grin settle on her lips.

"My name?" She seemed to debate whether or not she should offer it up so easily... and she decided no. Her ivory teeth bared playfully, tossing her long mane back from her face. "Well, stranger," she growled, "I don't think you deserve my name, getting pinned so easily. Do you beg to differ?"