[PRP] Well Worn Paths (Blossom and Imoo)

[divena]

((PRP for Blossom (Divena) and Imoo (Jezbel))

Blossom pranced her way through the field, feeling rather pleased with herself. She had finally managed to get herself back on track. She even knew where she was going! Sort of. She was going north. That was more than she'd had before. And it was all thanks to the help of a few nice Soquili. She even had a final destination in mind. She was going home to visit her family. She missed her brother and sister, and her mother and father. And her aunts and uncles. And cousins. She missed the whole lot of them, and was looking forward to regaling them of her adventures. Most of the tall tales she told would even be almost true.  

[Jezbel]

Imoo was relaxing in a field enjoying the peace and quiet. Of course he was used to peace and quiet as he didn't spend time with many Soquili.. or any. He preferred his own company. Solitude was bliss for him and he would never want it any other way.  

[divena]

Unfortunately for Imoo, that blissful peace and quiet was going to be interrupted, rather suddenly. Blossom was distracted by a bird flying overhead and didn't notice the rather obvious, purple Soquili laying in the grass. Her hoof caught on him and she tumbled forward. "Oomph!"  

[Jezbel]

Imoo wasn't sure how it happened. One moment he was enjoying his solitude, the next he was being crushed by a brown.. thing. "Oww.." He glanced down to see the brown thing was in fact another Usdia and sighed at having his peace interrupted. "Could you please watch where you're going next time?"  

[divena]

"Sorry!" Blossom apologized sheepishly. She squirmed and wiggled until she was off the other Usida and sitting beside him. "Though you should probably choose somewhere more sheltered if you're going to nap like that. I didn't even see you!"  

[Jezbel]

He blinked "I wasn't napping..." then pointedly looked at the green grass and his drastically purple body "and I don't exactly blend in so seeing me shouldn't be a problem".  

[divena]

"If I was color blind, it wouldn't matter what color you were, or what color the grass was," she returned, pointedly.  

[Jezbel]

"And ARE you color blind?"  

[divena]

"Of course not. If I was, then I wouldn't be able to see you now, would I?"  

[Jezbel]

He rolled his eyes "Then you should have seen me before and making a comment about being color blind was pointless"  

[divena]

"It wasn't pointless," she huffed. "It was considerate. What would you have done if you'd snapped at someone who was colorblind?"  

[Jezbel]

"Tell them if a darker blur is amongst all the gray then to avoid it. Colorblind creatures see in shades so I still would have been noticeable since the grass is so much lighter"  

[divena]

"Are you color blind?"  

[Jezbel]

"No. Thats pretty general knowledge though"  

[divena]

"Hm," she pondered that. Not much she could argue against. After all, if those who were color blind couldn't see shades then they would just be... "Well, what if I was blind?"