Her question is cut short by her sister's shriek, and Locheed turns her narrow face to see a boy stepping out from behind a fern. She had been concerned about strangers before, but when she finally sees one she doesn't feel afraid at all. He is not as scary or tall as she imagined all strangers would be, no, she finds she likes to look at him.
It instantly becomes obvious that her sister does not feel the same way, at least at first. The dragon-hide filly merely looks at him as Laia disappears and then returns just as quickly with a soft apology. Locheed blinks her acknowledgment, then hisses happily as Laia scolds the boy.
One colt is enough of a surprise, but it isn't long before there are two. The exciting adventure into the redwoods is forgotten as her draconian eyes take in the tall colts with uninhibited curiosity. They are both very interesting to look at after all, especially for someone who has not seen many strangers. Stripes, horns, and glowing skin - they are enough to make her forget her manners.
Laia remains on the defensive, and luckily the two forest-boys don't seem too skittish. But her pretty little sister is quickly regaining her composers and asks a question Loey thinks is a rather good one. Even so, there is one thing she really wants to know, and with a nod of her head in the direction of the great, dark wood, she slips in her own question right after the first two. "Do you both live out there?"
@[Nashua]
It instantly becomes obvious that her sister does not feel the same way, at least at first. The dragon-hide filly merely looks at him as Laia disappears and then returns just as quickly with a soft apology. Locheed blinks her acknowledgment, then hisses happily as Laia scolds the boy.
One colt is enough of a surprise, but it isn't long before there are two. The exciting adventure into the redwoods is forgotten as her draconian eyes take in the tall colts with uninhibited curiosity. They are both very interesting to look at after all, especially for someone who has not seen many strangers. Stripes, horns, and glowing skin - they are enough to make her forget her manners.
Laia remains on the defensive, and luckily the two forest-boys don't seem too skittish. But her pretty little sister is quickly regaining her composers and asks a question Loey thinks is a rather good one. Even so, there is one thing she really wants to know, and with a nod of her head in the direction of the great, dark wood, she slips in her own question right after the first two. "Do you both live out there?"
@[Nashua]