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As the sun began to set over the horizon, Uranos found the will to leave his den and explore the lands. His eyes were sensitive to the light, but was great in the night." Perhaps, there will be life among these sleeping creatures..." He spoke softly as he stretched out his legs lightly. He scampered off towards the direction of an interesting specimen. His tail swished behind him as he spotted the white and rainbow striped wish. His eyes hurt a little at looking at the colors too long. He watched closely then moved slowly and silently towards Tejina.

"Greetings, one of white and stripes of many colors." Uranos bowed behind her as he looked up then regained his normal stance. He was a gentleman, but when threatened or his kin harmed he would show the darker side of his personality.

Uranos never really smiled, but he tried to smile for her. It failed and turned into a funny looking smirk. "I am called Uranos, named after the Greek God of the sky." Introducing himself as his tail flicked to and fro. He looked up towards the sky to catch sight of a firefly. Nodding in agreement, "Tis a wonderful night, indeed. Do you travel around this place by yourself, Tejina?" Asking as he looked back to her with his pure red eyes.

"I usually sleep during the time of when the sun is up. It causes problems to my light sensitive eyes." Uranos told as his tail swished lightly. He noticed that Tejina was uneasy by how she kept pawing at her tail. He gave a slight yawn as his eyes became a little teary from sleeping for so long. "For fun? Well, I usually go look for some little bugs to pounce on or think of many things that could happen to one being. I sometimes swim when it's closer to sunset." He explained since he was a strong thinker and sometimes enjoyed having to share his thoughts with others. " Traveling alone is sometimes not the greatest of idea, Tejina..."

"Fishing is a wonderful way to learn patience and to catch a meal." Uranos commented. He noticed that she was getting closer to him, but he didn't mind. Even though his vision was that great. "I enjoy thinking. I can tell stories, would you like to hear one?" Asking as he moved a bit closer to her with a light smile. He usually never showed emotion to someone he just met.

Uranos chuckled lightly as he noticed her blush. "What kind of story would you like to hear? I usually know a few good simple ones or something more time consuming." He said as he tried to think of a good story to tell her. He laid down onto his belly, his tail curling around him. His eyes lit up when he thought of a great one to tell her.

"Not very long ago there was a wish that had a dream. This wish wanted to learn how to swim, but didn't have anyone close to be able to be taught. After trying many times on it's own, it began to loose hope. But there was hope for the little wish. A magical fish had emerged from the pond and crawled onto the land they were sitting on. The fish had offered the wish a chance to learn how to swim. The little wish thought that they were dreaming, but it was no dream. After spending many days and nights learning and practicing, the wish had finally learned how to swim. Before they could thank the fish, it was gone. Only a simple pearl was left behind. To this very day, you could find a wish swimming in the pond... Looking for the fish."

"Do you wish for another magical tale?" Uranos asked as he pat her on the head lightly. she was nothing like his own child, Pestilence. She was mean and mostly quite, more like her other father. Ankou was watching over her since Uranos would rather have a kind and loving child. "You are most welcome. Do you have a family of your own? I'm actually a father of three kits." He admitted since he wanted to be honest with her. He didn't know if she'd want to stay around after hearing that.

Unranos nodded in agreement to her question. "My daughter that lives with me is quite the opposite of you, Tejina. She enjoys being mean and killing bugs." He spoke with a sigh as a look of sadness was upon his face. He gave a smile to her as she had become eve more interested now. "I do tell her stories, but none like these. I know that you'd be a great mother one day." He reassured her. He began to tell the tale of a mouse that became a knight.