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Daichi was sliently sitting at the top of a tree, on a large branch. He observed the surrounding, taking a glance at every moving object. The black talaye had been around the meadow a few times before, but he never really had any contacts with any other talaye of his kinds. Perhaps today would be a good day. He jumped down the tree and wagged her tail slowly behind him, as he looked around for any other talaye near by. As his yellow piercing eyes brushed around, he stopped on a while-rainbow colored moving thing. Another talaye? He smiled lightly to himself and started walking in its direction.

As the young male got closer, he noticed it was a female. A female talaye! How much joy would that bring him?! Well he didn't exacly know. Cause this was his first time going over to meet a female talaye. As he looked around to find a way to impress her, his eyes landed on a big rock that was right next to her. GOOD! He ran over as quickly as he could, trying not to make any noises and hide behind the rock, watching her for a moment. Wait for the right moment little one. When her back was facing the rock, he jumped and climbed all the way to the top. "TADAH!!" let ouf Daichi, standing proud on the top of the rock, like a king on his royal chair... rock.

Daichi blinked to the female's comment. Fall? But how? He chuckled lightly, "I'm much of a good climber, I can climb ANYTHING!" he said, puffing his chest, all proud of himself. She sure had a strong voice for a colorful talaye like she was. At first glanced she looked more like a shy one. Heh, looks can be desceving? he shrugged. "WATCH!" he shot. With that, the young, black male jumped down the rock, letting his wings float him all the way down into the grass, in front of the female. "See? Not one single scratch!!" he said with a large smirk on his face.

Daichi chuckled to himself. "Of course it's a good thing! I wouldn't have climbed up there if I knew I'd hurt myself. Talayes shouldn't try things they don't think is safe for them..." he said with a nod. "Ah!" he exclaimed. "Well it's nice to meet you Hikari. My name is Daichi... And don't worry about the critic, I guess I was a little excessive at some point." he replied to the female talaye. Then, he seemed to be thinking for a moment. "Do you know how to climb? You know people seem to think it's easy, but there's a right way to do it, so you don't hurt yourself! I could show you if you'd like!" he suggested with a smile.

A smile crossed Daichi's face as he looked over at Hikari. "Let's start climbing!" he said with excitment. To that, he walked around the large rock and waited for the female talaye to follow him. "Now, good things to remember when you want to climb. Observe your target carefully. The last thing you want to do it hurt yourself." he started to explain. "You gotta start by knowing your limits as well. If your instinct is telling you this isn't a good idea. You might as well listen to it..." he said with a smile, as he looked back over at Hikari. "If you remember does simple things, everything will be much easier!" he added with a nod, looking back at the rock with glowy eyes.

Daichi nodded at her as she spoke. "Yes! Good idea!" he said. "First! Find a good spot to start." he started with. "Usually, it's all about observing your target. Find a lower spot to step on." as he said, he stepped on a lower spot of the rock and leaned his front paws higher on it. "Just always make sure you don't make bigger steps than you think you can do. That's how you'll end up falling or hurting yourself." he said. Daichi then jumped higher, and finally made it to the top of the rock. "Just repeat the first step and everything should be fine. But remember it's all about practice! You won't get up there in 1 second the first times." he said with a smile.

"There you go... nice and easy." said Daichi, as he watched her climb up the rock forward him. As she reached up and finally made her last step her smiled over at her. But she was too busy checking out everything around for her too notice. He chuckled lightly, "Yeah it is pretty high up here! But I think you can see better from a tree." he said with a nod, almost as if he was talking to himself. "But trees are too hard to climb, I don't think it's worth it!" said the black talaye.