Nanu had since thought that her mind and heart would collapse if she didn't see him. Thus why her Hare tried to keep her in her parent's cave. Waving and laughing about her parents were. Somehow she wished that they took parenting more seriously.. The only time they were is when she wanted to go out. A straight up "No." Most of the time.. She had several appearances as promised by birth. Her sparkling smile awed many but it was empty.. as always now ever since she encounter the male that was on her mind for the second time.
" I'm older now, I have no reason to leave her again." She repeated in her head many times to get her body to rest and ease up to sleep.
Memories started to haunt her. "That's okay. It took me a while to talk, too." A blush was over her cheeks, so think that it even put her in a fever. As her Hare started talking to her mother and father about her well being.. She slept. Her eyes soft but body exhausted from the fever.
"Princess?", she heard his voice again. That sweet voice that took her heart and made it his from the first time they met. First friend. First crush.. and her mind warped. She.. saw him? She saw him across the border, ... as she started her way to him she was wraped up in his smile and she saw him nuzzle him and the sight of acceptance. Then seeing her yelling as her fox tried to tare them apart but she finally stood up to them and held herself next to Tulivuu.
"Fine.... but he'd be put to the test! He better not make you cry!" She heard her hare squeel in her dream and in a moments notice she was pulled out of her dream. Her eyes went all white before they returned to her pale blue eyes. It.. was like she was there. It.. wasn't real? She looked around and saw the night fall across her loving pack.
She then, with her fever still she slipped away in the dark- her pelt being compliant more than her sisters. She had the darkest pelt and she slipped away.. looking across as she stood on a rock. Looking for him, hoping that dream would come true- unknowing she was a Seer and was blessed to see things.. Her eyes returned to pale white as she touched the soft ground.
"Your don't have a voice?!" She saw into something.. she didn't know what was happening and she saw big outspread wings and heard the jingling of jewelry. Then her eyes returned to reality after seeing a cubling's eyes. Shaking her head she gave a sigh and slipped across to her secret place where she had met Tulivuu the first time ever. Its where she hid her family jewelry, in the pond next to the rocks. As she slipped in to the water she started to take off her pack jewelry and put it under a rock inside the pond.. Slowly taking them off as absent minded as ever. Then she took out her natural jungle jewelry and started to put it on slowly...
Her eyes soft as she repeated memories. "It's called hide-and-seek. You go hide somewhere, and then I'll count to ten. When I'm done I'll come looking for you, and if I can't find you then you win! If I do find you, I win and then it's my turn to hide. Okay?" She replayed it in her mind and even acted it out. Remembering each step she took, her feathers that were embedded in on her ear and the feathers upon her tail, waving in the air as she smiled softly. The words played in her mind, and she could almost see a mirrior image of them to as children... With her words, she was still accepted to play.
The memory she playd out and even could hear his voice. "One... Two... Three... Fourfivesixseveneight... Nine... TEN! Here I come!" She herself in reality quickly went in to the hiding spot that she had went to originally and surprisingly she still fit in to the hole with no problem. She smiled brightly and giggles swormed over the lands of darkness.. Happiness spread in to her as she was content in her zone. The place they met.. but who would find her.. She was thinking that until now. She laid in a ball in the holes of the rocks that were piled up as back when. Her tail hanging out of the rocks's opening.. waving softly as she pouted with the memory she was reliving but it soon ended without him being there.
