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After Rhian a while back, now it was Ziazan's turn to demand some brother-time. Gladly provided, that. Misha could say he was quite happy, in the most basic sense of the word, that he was this welcome to be with them. Ignoring his nigh daily worries about not having managed to go see his other siblings yet, he decided to make this a fun day. Even if he'd be splitting his attention a little, this particular run wouldn't need much of his alertness... Just follow the path, ditch his delivery and turn back. He'd see if there was a nicer path on the way back though, the Wasteland could be pretty damn boring.

Having completed the local runs for that day, he was now here again, at Farstep, letting his other sense lead him to where Ziazan was. Wonder if it's doin' okay... thinking about it, the answer was probably yes. HOW it managed to be so mature about that entire situation at the Grady family, he almost couldn't comprehend, but he sure admired the small reader for it.

Ah, there we are.

"Eyah, I made it Zia." =D

Geehee. Oh will you wipe that silly grinn off your face, silly rabbit. What is this, easter?

"Always a pleasure coming here. Bit of a challenge, too." Heehee. Yup, he did have fun wheedling around on the bustling terrain looking for the right spot.

"Are you ready to come? Or do you need to prepare a bit first... The weather seems okay out there for now, but moving at higher speeds can get chilly." Now don't start bouncing, by the gods he's excited.

Okay, now he WAS bouncing. I guess adding two pints of eagerness yields enough for three.

Misha gleefully walked with him to the edges of Farstep, running the basic idea by it again.

"There's some documents the lab needs... it's all the way over at the mountain Treshold, with a pretty secret entrance. We're not going inside though, it's just the mail dropoff... I think it'll take us two hours, hour and a half maybe... no rush. At least, if you don't mind me giving you a ride, else we won't be home by tomorrow evening." snicker.

"I'll take a detour on the way back though, staying closer to the ridges is way more interesting." if not more dangerous, too, but they could take their time on the way back, right?

Well, I'm ready whenever too. Hop on?

"That's good. Damn, I keep forgetting about that sort of thing... Timka knows I'm taking you along today though." he smiled, helping Zia adjust its position, surreptitiously moving his ears out of harm's way a notch.

"The first time I carried someone else like this, I took big sis-Ellandra to a shelter from the rain... It's been ages since then, it feels. Back then she was pretty different... so easily scared and nervous. And sweet, really kind, but THAT didn't change." he chuckled, locking his arms under Ziazan's bum securely, taking care not to squish its wings. "Don't worry, I won't let you fall off..." Trust me on this eh.

"So tell me, there was something you wanted to talk to me about? Off we go!" From standstill to a hefty jog in two seconds, a cosy acceleration. We're on the road, folks!

"... did I forget how to count? Math isn't my best subject, but truly?" Gearing up a notch, crossing the white line painted on the tarmac leading out into the dustfields, he had the time to tilt his head backwards a little and cast Zia a befuddled look. Oh, now I'm curious.

"I guess you'd know though, how'd that happen so fast?" It had slipped out before he even took the time to ponder that over carefully. He knew where Bel and Sam had popped from...

"Miss Timka and Elst haven't even done that male-female stuff yet... just kissing, a whole lot." The idea of them angaging in any sort of activity beyond that made him pull a face. Brain-bleach plz.

"Ah, poor Kelly... I hope Fao'll be really nice to him." Why yes, he still had his doubts about the man. "... I suppose he will." Okay, he's not all bad, he proved that. Let's not be spiteful.

"It's good that Ella-sis has all of you to help her... four children, that's a whole lot. It's like Elst's nursery... for baby humans!" Boah, ey. And the nursery is a whole lot of work already.
"I think I still prefer cats over kids though, even if they can be noisy and want food all the time. Babies are so complicated."

"And... what do you mean 'like rabbits'?" =.= do you know what you're implying here, sibling mine? If he'd had any extra arms he'd have given it a poke in the side for that.

At Zia's explanation, Misha nodded. Satisfactory enough an elaboration right there. "I don't have much time for playing... and I guess I get in the way a lot when there's a bunch of people around, too." he grinned. "I'm glad you like being with them all, really."

"Heh, it's all good... I'm not only bunny after all." snicker. "But yeah, I heard rodents do breed insanely fast. I guess that's one thing I didn't inherit." Mother Iris CAN you see me chasing after girls? All I chase is my own tail, hur hur.

"Attah, nice cruising speed... You alright up there?" Hope the wind doesn't bother you too much. Going at a pretty overwhelming speed by now, this wasn't anything you could support by mere biological-mechanical prowess... The joys of having trained into a high spource-endurance, na. He could build up speeds high enough to scale reasonably tall buildings by now, not that he approved of abusing his talents for that sort of stuntwork.