Into the Darkness...

Butterfly · Post by **Butterfly** » Sun Dec 04, 2005 5:30 pm

Stray laughed at this, eyes bright. "I suppose so, but I'm fine with running," he said and motioned to his quick, sturdy hooves. "They are quite beautiful though..." he trailed off and nodded. "I doubt I'd be a good flyer anyhow, I'm a bit afraid of heights," he said sheepishly.

Silverdust · Post by **Silverdust** » Sun Dec 04, 2005 5:45 pm

Geo let a small smile grace her feature. "You do seem like an adept runner, and with horns like that, a warrior too, I presume?"

She shook some tangles out of her windblown mane. "It is not so bad to be afraid of heights, at least that way you do not fall so hard."

Butterfly · Post by **Butterfly** » Sun Dec 04, 2005 5:49 pm

His attention was snapped by this. "A bit, not as much as I'd like, although my bonded calls me obsessive. I've only fought small battles though, I still need more practice," he explained modestly.

"Haha, I am not afraid of climbing a high mountain and such. It is the looking down that I am afraid of," he laughed.

Rainer · Post by **Rainer** » Sun Dec 04, 2005 5:58 pm

Wisp stood silent, listening calmly to the conversation that was passing infront of him. It was clear that he wasn't very sociable, even when he was among... Creatures he knew of.

His boredom was gradually increasing, shifting his weight and glancing at random objects, avoiding conversation.

Butterfly · Post by **Butterfly** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 3:16 pm

"Oh Wisp, I'm sorry, I'm boring you," Stray said, noticing his increasing boredom. With a swish of his, still annoying mane, he turned his face to meet the other's. "Please, you are under no obligation to stay here," he said with a chuckle.

Silverdust · Post by **Silverdust** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 4:19 pm

Geo gave a short, sharp laugh. "No, my dear sir, if you have been around the warriors I know, then you are no means obsessive. However, if you want practice, I surely have connections to some that would gladly give you a battle."

Her eyes traced the bored path of Wisp's, noting the slip from sociability. She normally would have that look about now. "And you, Wisp, do you have anything you could relate?" she offered, not coaxing but rather putting out the possibility.