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 Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2010 12:56 pm
Victoria was not thrilled about being at carnival. Sure she'd been told that there would be rides (fun), games (entertainment), and good food (stuff she didn't normally get)... But, something about all the noise, all the people, and all the dirt made her cringe. Despite her reluctance here she was- and not a moment of comfort in site... Especially since she'd had to follow her parents and Lucifel (the brat) to the kid section. She sighed.
Everyone had a hard time keeping up with the little green ball of energy. She was here, there, and damn well near EVERYWHERE. Not to mention into everything. This was one of the best places she'd been thus far in her short existence. "Wow," she said as her head titled upwards. Sure the rides in the kids section weren't all that 'big' to an adult, but at her age they were 'huge'! "Fun! Up! Up! Fun!" She giggled and clapped.
Vlad who finally had a moment since the toddler was now occupied by the site of the rides had a chance to look over at his wife and then to Victoria. He frowned. It didn't take rocket science to notice the disappointment in the eldest child's eyes. He wasn't sure if it was the section of the fair, her sister, or everything about this outing in general. "Meet us here in two hours..." he whispered into her ear as he handed her some money, tickets, and other various things she might need while at the carnival.
"Really?" It was something between a question and a statement. Victoria wasn't about to let this opportunity go. Anything to get away from her bratty, energetic, sister- even if just for a couple hours.
"Just stay out of trouble," Vlad smiled and patted Victoria on the head. It wasn't seconds after that, that his daughter disappeared into the crowd.
"Come on! Up! Fun! Whee!" Lucifel tugged at her dads hand. She wanted into the kids area and she wanted in now. It looked like so much fun and she didn't want to waste another second outside the little area for kids just her age.
"Okay, okay," Vlad chuckled and grabbed his wife's hand.
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Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2010 11:22 am
Tairi plodded along quietly, carrying her little kitten boy in her arms. They had already been here for a little bit, but they had mainly been tailing after Koya. Eventually, Tairi, much like Vlad, let the girl run off on her own and gave her a place and time to meet. She couldn't help but worry, still. Koya could be kind of naive, but her littlest one was getting antsy and there was no way they were slowing the fish-child down long enough to come with them.
They finally reached the kiddie section, and the woman looked down at her little tot. He was very carefully taking apart cotton candy and nibbling at little pieces so as not to get ucky all over himself. "Where we are, Jaxxy boy." The little one's eyes slowly turned towards the kiddie section, and he snuggled his head uncertainly into his mother's shoulder. It was his first time to a place like this, and he wasn't sure of it yet. He glanced it over thoughtfully, then looked up at his mama's face. "Down." He requested, and she gently let him down on his feet. He took her hand and began leading his mama into the kiddie area. He decided he'd give it a chance. He held his blankie to his chest, peering around thoughtfully. Oooh, another kid. And she was GREEN. How could he miss that?
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Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 4:55 pm
As Lucifel spun in place and took in the 'world' around her she was very, very amazed. She was suddenly in a world all her own and not paying attention to much anything else. She however hadn't lost her giggle.
Then all that came to an end when she bumped into something. She spun around and saw a little boy with black fur, ears, and tail. His eyes were lined with green. The same green of his outfit. "Green!" She giggled and pointed at him. "I'm sorry I no mean to run you over..."
Vlad quickly walked over to them. "You both okay?" It was apparent that Lucifel was... Hardly anything phased her.
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