ruby red glow ; ygritte, any

[farren]

He had jumped in surprise at her squeal but had eagerly taken her embrace, neck twining around hers to reciprocate it. She laughed by his ear, apologizing as she drew back, but he hadn't minded, for her scent had been intoxicating and her laugh just as wonderful. She had danced in place and he couldn't help but prance a little in kind, her energy contagious, her voice excited, her honey eyes practically sparkling. He was entranced by her exuberance, her seemingly endless reserves of energy, her bright and wonderfully expressive eyes.
If he had been able to blush, he would have, at the compliment she bestowed upon him. He had simply smiled and bobbed his head as she sharply bobbed hers, as if adding a period to her words that floated by his ears. He hadn't noticed the frown that tugged at her salmon lips, only the gentle smile, and he had eagerly moved by her side upon the gesture towards what was to be his new home. "We shall." He had returned in the same playfully professional manner before they had set off, his pace matching hers as they moved towards the falls.
He is astonished to see the land upon arrival, for it was unlike anything he'd ever seen. A cohesive mix of flatlands, hills, and forests cover his new home, set in the beautiful, fiery jewel tones of autumn that he loves so much; the river is unlike anything he has ever seen, and the waterfall sets in such a sense of awe he is speechless as they walk. He cannot believe that such a space can be his home, and he can see where Ygritte gets her beauty from, for she set in the same quiet awe he gets from this land.
"This is incredible.." He practically breathes the words, skull turning from side to side as he tries to take in everything at once, his small ears pricked and alert as he takes in the sounds of rushing water, the sounds of birds singing sweetly in the trees overhead. He looks at her with bright eyes, nearly childlike in his wonder, and cannot help but nudge his muzzle gently against her neck. "Thank you for inviting me to make this my home." His thanks is filled with kindness, for it is wonderful to him to be able to now call such a beautiful landscape his home, and the thought fills him with a soothing warmth that he never wants to be rid of.

F A R R E N

i'll taste the sky and feel alive again