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(( I is going to bring Gweny and Kayin on in, but I am not always around, so feel free to not wait on responses from me XD ))

Gwenevere had spent all day primping. Every tress was in place, every hair smoothed, every nail sparkled. A greater part of the day before had been spent arranging this set up with Sully, and she was sure the party would be perfect! What better way to celebrate the end of summer than a great celebration? Besides a socialite like herself needed REAL company. Talking to her usual companions was like talking to mud. At the thought she shot Kayin a scathing look, then continued on her way around the clearing. Everything seemed to be just perfect, right down to the sweet scented flower bunches holding down the blanket corners.
Sighing, Gwen walked to the edge of the clearing to look out across the dunes and sea slightly below. This was so her element.







Kayin strolled around, perusing the various blankets. Every time Gwen's back was turned he snatched a tasty bit of something with a swift claw. Better not to raise her fury openly. Again. Catching her random and surely uncalled for look caused him to roll his eyes. This whole party thing was a big fat whatever to him. He was in it for the food and the relaxation part. Spying one of the big comfy beanbags he had dragged out earlier that morning, he decided to flop and watch the sun go down in style. His large brown body mostly piled in the grass as Kayin stretched out partially on the bag. A blanket full of various fruits and yummy looking things was just a paw-stretch away. Life was good, he thought contentedly.

[[Beau and Captain's posts will be in black together. <3]]



Padding quietly side-by-side down the beach from their bonded's home, Beau and Captain easily spotted the location of this little get together by the multitude of blankets strewn about everywhere. Beau let out a soft laugh, a broad smile upon her face; here it was, the last dying breath of summer, and winiko were -still- there to celebrate it. Her violet eyes glanced to captain to make sure he was still trailing just to her side before she picked up her pace a bit and scaled the gentle dunes.

Captain himself hadn't exactly wanted to come along, but Beau had insisted it would be good for him. In the setting sun, his eyes glowed a soft orange, clashing somewhat with the blues streaked cross his pelt. He immediately had spotted Gwenevere, a familiar face from the past, and soon noticed the other elder lying lazily upon a beanbag. The warrior didn't recognize him, but he got the same feel that he did from Gwen; they must share the same bonded. He said nothing, either way, merely following just behind Beau as she drew nearer.

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Vienna pulled herself from the sea, dripping with salty water; she had managed to escape the house without Capricorn noticing, and had safely arrived at the celebration. She frowned a bit, noting that it seemed she was one of the first ones there, but made her way quickly and gracefully up the shore and over the dunes, meeting the grass of the clearing a little sooner than she had expected; without realizing it, she had entered nearly on top of a rather large elder who had lazily been stretched on a beanbag.

"Oops," she stated lazily, stepping to the side as to not warrant an uncomfortable situation, "Didn't see you there." She eyed him for a moment, watching his features, before deciding an introduction was appropriate. "Vienna," she stated simply, "And you are...?"

Hjarn was curled up around the base of a tall tree, the usual scowl adorning her features as she looked on with disdain at the other Winiko. She had been peacefully napping in the branches of aformentioned tree, unaware that some stupid human and his equally stupid demons had been creating a party central. Idiots.

Now she was stuck here unless she wanted to go back to the cabin and deal with Einna and the other troglodites she lived with. She just hoped that if she kept still and stayed in the shadows, no one would notice her and they would all leave. Or.... maybe she could sabotage the party. Now that's an idea. She grinned to herself and began plotting.


Cali rolled her eyes at Hjarn and skipped away to join the other demons. Maybe Hjarn wanted to be a big old sour puss, but Cali was ready for some fun!!

"HI!!" She called out to no one in particular. The first one she came across was a pretty purple elder. "Hi!" She yelled out again, grinning from horn to horn. She bounded up to get closer and tripped over a rock. In doing so, she plumeted to the ground and rolled the rest of the way, coming to a halt right at the Wini's clawed feet. She was on her back, covered in dirt from her tumble, but still grinning happily. Without getting up, she introduced herself. "I'm Cali. Who're you?"

Cornelius though still a jumpy little guy, was finally braving himself to wander away from his bonded and explore on his own. Wandering outside he wandered down the path following the sweet smells of food and the ocean. When he finally came across the picnic and the sight of many older winiko gathering, none of whom he was particularly familiar with.

Deciding best to stay away from the gathering older winis for the time being he bounded his way down to the waters edge. He found the waves absolutely fasinating and soon found himself being rather entertained with pouncing at the waves as the went out and running back onto the sand when the waves tried to pounce back.

Gazing out across the warm sand, Gwen noted the arrivals trailing in. She instantly recognized the dark pair she had previously met. They were elders now, as she, and she almost begrudgingly had to give them kudos for still being together apparently. It's good to see some decent company arriving, she thought to herself and nodded their way before turning back to see who else might be arriving. Noise caught her attention and as she turned toward it, a bright green winiko came tumbling at her feet.
"Oh how nice, the riffraff has arrived." She commented dryly, and stepped gracefully around the heap of babbling wini to go about her busines.

Kayin too noted the arrivals, but with much less caring. He had seen some around the main warehouse but most he had never met. Only knew of them through his stupid lazy human who seemed to know them all. Suddenly something dropped onto his spotted coat, followed by a wet something more. Glancing around, Kayin saw it was not raining but actually another elder arriving. Perhaps this would be an interesting party, seeing as several elders were already on the scene.
"Heya Vienna, name's Kayin. " He nodded politely to her as she stepped aside, a roguish smile playing across his dark features. With a slight tilt of his head he indicated the food and seating nearby. "Wanna join me? I'm enjoying the scenery." He said, pointing a sharp claw casually at the food-heaped picnic blanket he had dibs on.

It was beginning to turn into a long evening. Ilinea's duel colored eyes set out to glance about the grass that was littered with sweet smelling fruits. She couldn't help but sputter just a little. Her human had forced her to come to this get together, telling her that it would be good for her to socialize for a chance. Ilinea tried to object, but no matter how often her voice reached him Marek simply dismissed it and said that she had no choice.

Frowning, Ilinea felt subconscious, absentmindedly feeling herself tug at the scrap of red material on her back. Why she listened to him instead of standing up for herself she couldn't be sure. She didn't need to socialize, did she? She had Juillet, Evrain, Gawain... and even her newest little friend, Cornelius. She didn't need to meet other winis. She was sure they didn't want to meet her afterall. Sighing, Ilinea shook her head from side to side, maybe it wouldn't be so bad...

Squinting against the fine mist that flew from Vienna's shaking, Kayin watched the other elder get comfortable. She was interesting... in an extravagant sort of way. At least she didn't seem the uppity type or the serious elder sort. The stripes and patterns of her fur were striking. Suddenly realizing he had been watching her, he turned his deep red gaze to the field and arriving demons.

"Not sure. I sorta thought it would be amusing if no one came." A wickedly amused look was sent Gwen's way at the comment. He gave a slight shrug, and pulled a bunch of grapes toward his bean bag with a claw. "I'm not expecting anyone. Our human probably invited every summoned demon he knows of."