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It had been several weeks since his encounter with Soliel, he was supposed to come by sooner, but had been torn over what was 'too soon' to come by. Then, things had got a little bit crazy at home. Now, he was walking through the forest, a grown adult. As he walked he thought how strange it would be to knock on her door, 'can Soliel come out and play?' Personally, if someone like him came knocking on the door to see his sister he would probably slam the door in the guys' face. He had told her he would come though, and he couldn't let his recent growth spurt get in the way of that.

He thought of the map that Soliel had drawn in the sand, feeling like he should be there by now, but he still hadn't stumbled on the clearing she had mentioned. Remy changed directions, maybe he was too far down. Finally, after wandering for quite a bit more, Remy saw the clearing and the big house that you really couldn't miss. He hoped she was home, and hope she was the one answering the door. While he might normally be bounding up towards the house, he was actually kind of timid as he approached the door and gave it a quick tap tap.

Remy's ears flicked as the murmurings of sound came through the door. He couldn't tell what was being said, he only knew that there was two different voices. The male took a deep breath, but then the door flung open and it was Soliel.

He couldn't hide his excitement, literally, as the fluffy tail she seemed to like so much, sprung up and wagged back and forth like crazy. He took a moment to settle down, "Wow! I mean- hey!" He blurted out. She had grown too, good. Or at least, it made it less weird that he was stopping by. Right? His brain felt scrambled. "Of course I didn't forget about you. I-" he was about to explain what took so long when they were no longer alone.

His tail stopped wagging instantly, and drooped behind him. For a moment he looked like a deer caught in the headlights as he recovered. "Uh, hey." He greeted the older male.

Remy smiled awkwardly as he was introduced and gave a small wave. So much for those awkward teen years being behind him. "It's nice to meet you sir... Dameon.... sir." Should he be relieved Dameon hadn't heard anything about him? He wasn't sure.

Deep breath.

"Yeah, I told her I would stop by sometime." Why was he saying that, he should just shut his mouth now. He looked at Soliel, his eyes screaming 'help!', although he wasn't entirely sure why he was having such a hard time and even needing help.

Remy was stiff as a board as Soliel led him away, when they had gotten what seemed like far enough, he turned his head to look back at the door. "Sorry about that." He said, stopping in his tracks and attempting to loosen up a little. "I don't know what came over me," Remy took another big breath. This wasn't exactly how he planned to start things, not that he had necessarily had a plan.

"Your home looks great, or at least what I saw of it." Mostly the outside really. He was at somewhat of a loss for words, he had never mentally got past knocking on the door, and the encounter with Soliel's father had him feeling a little off. Or maybe he just felt off because she seemed so different to him.

Remy couldn't help but laugh. Her dad was lame? He had totally been the lame one, her dad had been smooth as ice the whole time. "Thanks, but I don't know..."

"I know the feeling," he responded, my home has been cramped since the beginning. I'm not sure my parents were expecting it to be so many of us," and with most of them being so high energy it made the home shrink even more, only to get worse as they got bigger. Remy smiled and shook his head, "Nope, I had meant to stop by, but I waited a little bit, and then things were kind of crazy at home because my brother left and..." Remy stopped himself before he rambled on too much. "I didn't forget about you," he said firmly.

Remy nodded his head 'yes' in response to both her questions. "I mean mostly." He clarified. "I understand why he left. I plan on leaving soon too. It was just the way he left. Feels like I'm never going to see him again." It was clear there was still some hurt there, especially now that his initial anger over the matter was gone. When he left he would say goodbye, and come back to visit. His brother hadn't said goodbye, and he was fairly certain there wasn't going to be any visits.

Remy hated being on such a miserable topic though. "What about you though?" He didn't have to do much to put some high-energy perk to his voice. "Anything new happen in your life?"

Remy shrugged his shoulders, " I don't know where yet or anything. I should probably figure that out first." He wasn't sure she really cared all that much, it was sometimes hard to tell with her.

His eyes grew wide as she measured out the size of her rabbit. He was impressed by her skills too, rabbits didn't really grow to be that big by being an easy target. "What are you hoping to get for it?" Remy had never bartered or traded before.

Remy didn't have any other ideas or plans for today, and right now they were walking pretty aimlessly, "Sure, I am open to anything."

Remy side glanced at Soliel and smiled at her response. Maybe, just maybe, he was starting to figure her out. "I'll be sure to keep you in mind." For a moment he wondered how close would be too obvious if he moved closer to her. Either way it was going to be difficult to figure out which location would be the best to stake his claim, he didn't want to go too far away.

He mindlessly followed Soliel, laughing at her two options for trading. So very, very different. "Well, I guess if you trade for the bow, you can use the bow to hunt... Even better... And then trade for as many dresses as you'd like." Remy shrugged his shoulders, not confident in his idea since he wasn't very experienced in trading.

He had to think long and hard on her next question, unsure if there was anything he really desired, when he couldn't come up with an answer as awesome as a bow or dress he answered simply and with a playful grin, "sugared fruit."