Gaiacentia:
She moved through the shade, trying not to sparkle with the gleams of the sunlight that caught her coat, she shook out her mane. Winter had lost its take of the land, and spring was in its stead, though summer now, began to dig its claws into the land as well, seasons always at war with one another.
She didn't find much pleasure in any of them really, none of them aided her in anything, only made her life harder. Behind her as she walked away, was the remains of what was left of her prey, some things just werent smart enough to flee in time. She didnt find the same pleasure in killing any longer, she wasn't sure why..but she just..didnt.
Chowilawu:
Chowilawu's mind began to wander to thoughts of butterflies and his family before he snapped back into reality when he caught sight of something in the corner of his eye. Was that... A sparkle? A glisten? How odd. What in the woods could do that?
He creeped up to the source of the light, seemingly with ease. Not a sound escaped the stallion's throat, nor did he fall foot on something noisy. When at last he reached his destination, nothing was there. Nothing, except for a small bloody creature. Odd.
Another glisten. Where on earth did that one come from?
Gaiacentia:
Too lost in her own thoughts to hear the sound of someone, following her, not that she'd believe she was being followed in the first place.
She flicked her tail out behind her as she broke free from the cluster of trees, a shaded meadow opening, she sighed and stretched out her wings, they needed a good stretch.
Chowilawu:
The male unknowingly began trotting faster in his pursuit, and made more noise. A small smile crossed Chowilawu's face when he realized exactly what he was pursuing. His ears perked up and he watched quietly as the mare stretched her wings.
"H-h-h-hello, again, Miss!" He really did hope that she wouldn't be startled. Cho wasn't usually the type to approach unannounced.
Gaiacentia:
As he grew more clumsy with his movements, she heard him as if someone were screaming behind her, an ear flickered as he spoke, she turned her head and smirked a bit. "Well greetings Chowilawu...."
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She folded her wings back against her sides as she turned her frame towards his, she blew at her mane before she looked to him with a faint smile. "It's good to see you again."
Chowilawu:
He smiled in relief when she didn't seem startled. "I'm s-s-s-sorry to seem so rude, f-f-following you and all. You see, Miss Gaia, y-your coat is q-q-quite distracting. I just h-had to see what it was that w-w-was out in these woods, shining with such a beautiful hue. Please f-f-forgive me."
Cho bowed his head, only in an attempt to hide his embarrassment. He must seem so silly. Then again, didn't he last time?
Gaiacentia:
She laughed, "Dont worry about it, but dont follow others. It could be dangerous..And you might end up someones lunch.." She said with a flick of her tail, if she were like the others, he would have been her second course.
But she wasnt, she couldnt eat another soquili, they really did make her sick. She wrinkled her nose at the thought of it, she didnt enjoy being ill.
Chowilawu:
Chowilawu thought for a moment and looked up toward the sky. "Well, it l-looks like it's closer to s-s-supper time, so I sh-sh-should be fine." He grinned. His sister had taught him of the dangers of predators, but he never really took her seriously. Cho found it was best that he learn things himself. If he ever ran into something that tried to eat him, he'd believe her.
Mental note for me~
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