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 Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 9:32 pm
 "Ahhh. What a boring day."And it was. The demonic son of the family wandered about from one location to another, unsure what to do. Tybalt wasn't one to stay in a place for long. He preferred to walk about, find someone to talk to, maybe go to bed with them. But it was a rarity now, since he was running out of time to do things. He positively hated it, honestly. It always seemed like such a hassle, having to wait so long to do something, but at the same time, he didn't mind. So Tybalt walked, humming a tune his mother sung to him as a bowl and kit. He needed to find something, or someone, to do, and quickly. His libido was under attack, his mind working on what he could do for the day. Who was he going to coax into his bed. A slight smirk moved over his features, ears perking up, his wings folding.
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Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2011 4:21 am
 Evelyn peered at her reflection in the rippling waters of a long stretch of lake. Underneath she could see fish, more fish, and some fluffy, waterlogged algae. She dipped her hand in, tail whipping back and forth in a sorry attempt to capture one of the smaller fish, but as soon as she came close, he darted away. "Com'ere little fishy, momma won't hurt you," she crooned, starting for another fish, this time bigger. Again, the fish just barely escaped her clutches, but she could clearly see that all the fish on this bank had been frightened away, and there was no chance of them coming back any time soon.
Frustrated, Evelyn pushed herself to her paws, staring hopefully at the fish, but noticing that they hadn't yet returned. "Fine, be that way," she huffed, turning quickly with a humph. Well, there goes my fun for the day, she thought, starting out on the nearest path. Unfortunately, today was turning out to be rather boring for all the work she'd spent last night planning it. No one was around, the fish refused to play, and when she'd tried to play with a few forest critters, they'd run at the sight of her. Maybe someone else will be around? she hoped, checking her surroundings for others.
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Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 3:37 pm
Tybalt sighed, his ears pinning some. Yeah, today was boring. He shook his head, walking quietly, wings folded. Well, he may as well go out for a walk in the forest. There wasn't anything else to really do, now was there? Tilting his head, the rather bored male mad his way into the tall trees, letting his body slip past one tree to another, and then again, not quite worried about anything that seemed to be going on. His eyes flickered from one area to another, before he blinked, back tracking and stared. The flash of green made him smirk, and the form just made it wider. A female was out and about, and he was going to go investigate her.
Approaching slowly, he sauntered up. Tybalt was one who knew how to make his body look needed, wanted. He wasn't the type to just walk with a normalcy that most noodles held. Grinning, he nodded his head lightly toward the female. She was cute, with her lovely little gold markings and mainly green fur. Everything seemed to go well on her, and he couldn't help but grin even more than usually did.
"Hello there, beautiful. What are you doing out here in the forest all alone?" He asked, voice soft.
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Posted: Sat Oct 15, 2011 10:12 am
Eve settled underneath the shade of a large oak tree. This day wasn't turning out to be anything like the day she'd hoped it would be. She rested her head on her paws, just about ready to take a cat nap and hope things had changed some by the time she woke up when she heard the whisper of paws over the grass. The noise passed, but then backed up, as if interested. Her ears perked, head rising to eye to new noodle. She smiled his way, probably a little too brightly for the occasion, however she hadn't seen another noodle all day. That was reason enough to enjoy this, wasn't it?
She stood, stretching her legs and yawned. Oh, what fun! She would've liked to have that nap, but this was much better. She smiled fully and introduced herself, oblivious to his compliment.
"I'm Evelyn, but everybody call me Eve."
She paused, her mind boggled by the fog that floated around in her head just before a nap. Why was she here again?
"I thought it would make my day better if I spent it in the woods, but I haven't had any luck today at all," she huffed, childishly frustrated.
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