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Kohane hummed contentedly as she spun about the field of flowers she had found. They were lovely creations and Kohane enjoyed dancing in their presence. She hadn't always been like this, confident in both thought in action. She had been a shy creature once, but that had been when she was a pup. Now, she was nothing of the sort.

A giggle escaped her lips and she ended her little dance with a flourish, one paw pointed upward, the other twoard the ground, her wings extended to their full length. Slightly out of breath she straightened after a moment and ran a paw through her white-pink hair.

What to do now?

Kohane's pink ears caught the sound of applause and she blinked, turning to look for the source of the sound. "Kimmela!" She gasped, clapped her paws together with delight. It had been a while since she had last seen her sister.

She met her sister halfway and flushed a little at the compliment, "Oh, no, no," She replied bashfully, waving her paws in dismissal, "Not really. I'm sure many others are much better than me." She smiled at her red sibling, white-pink tail flicking a bit.

"What brings you here, Kimmie?" She asked, tilting her head to the side, "I don't mind, of course, but it's been a long while since I've seen you, again not that I don't love the fact that you're here--" She stopped, cheeks turning darker, "I'm rambling, aren't I?" She asked softly, embarrassed. She had a tendency to do such.

Kohane smiled at her sister and laughed softly, "Kimmie, you flatter me too much," She warned, shaking her head. She looked up at her sister as she ruffled her pink white hair-smiling, "Aw, that's really sweet of you, Kimmie," She murmured softly as she replaced the former look of her hair absently.

"Anything?" Kohane giggled and shook her head, "Nope! I wasn't doing much of anything at the moment. I was just dancing to practice and pass the time." She shrugged her shoulders in a mimic of her sister, "Is there anything in particular you'd like to do?"

Kohane shook her head, smiling kindly, "Yes, you are, Kimmie!" She said sternly, one finger pointed and her expression scolding, "You're very sweet! Very, very sweet!" She sighed and shook her head, smile once again gracing her features.

"Eh?" She blinked once and turned crimson, "No, no, Kimmie!" Embarrassment was clearly etched into her features. It was once thing to be practicing and perform in front of her family; it was an entirely different thing to perform in front of strangers, "I-I could never do that."

Belatedly she realized her sister was teasing. "...Oh....ah...sorry about that," She apologized softly, clasping her paws together, "I...I got a bit carried away."

"Perhaps we could do something else?" She offered softly, glancing up at her sister, magenta eyes curious.

Kohane laughed and shook her head, catching her sister's paws and squeezing them gently, "I'm sure you're sweet to everyone, Kimmie," She said confidently, "You're just that sort of person." Kohane believed the best in people, especally from those she considered her "family" which including both blood-kin and living-mates.

Kohane flushed again, unable to shake the feeling that her sister had delibrately provoked her--but she couldn't mind it for long. She was just that way.

"Why climb when we can fly though?" She pointed out, smiling, "And we could explore, but what would we explore? Obviously the Coffee Witch's home is forbidden, I wouldn't dare go there," She sighed softly and glanced around as if she could deign a clue as to what to do from looking about the area.

Kohane shook her head, smiling, "But you and I both know I'm not that good at climbing, you might but..." She shrugged helplessly, "I don't know, I'm just not comfortable doing that." She gave her sister another smile, wondering if she had made any sense at all.

"I don't know what else to do though, Kimmie," She sighed and looked around again, "I'm a dancer, not an explorer, so I have no idea what we should look at to explore; I just don't know." She sighed again and nibbled a paw--a habit from her mother--feeling desolate as to a solution to the problem. She wanted to spend time with her sister, but she didn't know anything they could do together.

Kohane was debating what to do herself when she decided to just, well, be herself. A completely random person. "Kimmie!" She squealed and flung her arms around her sister giggling.

"I'm sorry," She admited, turning crimson as she realized the completely random act she had just commited, "But I was bored and I couldn't think of anything and hugging you was just..." She grinned, "I love hugging my sister?"

She looked up at her sister, face half-buried indark-crimson fur, "Hee, hee, hee," She snickered, grinning lopsidedly. She was attempting to be comical, it was the least she could do.

Kohane giggled, wrapping her arms around her sister's neck.

"Really?" She asked, delighted at the possibilty. Kohane was a bit of a hug glutton, she loved to give and be given hugs. It was an odd trait, but she didn't mind it a bit, "Yay! Kimmie hugs!" Another giggle.

"Ah!" She looked up at her sister again, for the first time wwondering if her sister minded the nickname. "You don't mind me calling you "Kimmie", right?" She asked softly, hoping she didn't. The name fit her sister so well.