Indelia didn't know where to go or what to do. She hadn't talked to anyone in a while and it was all so rather boring. She wanted to meet someone, talk to them! She walked into one of the tunnels and it wasn't long before she saw someone else. Finally, maybe now she wouldn't be so bored.

She watched the creature as they sniffed around before seeming to find something. They reached into a crevice and...pulled out some feathers? And seemed to be having great fun with them. She frowned a little, but walked closer nonetheless.

"Hello?" She sat down nearby, head tilted slightly as she watched them and wondered if they would even notice her, so engrossed in the feathers they were.

Speech. Thought.

Indelia had not expected them to get right into her face, sniffing excitedly. She jumped back a little, fur bristling and eyes narrowing, before realizing they meant no harm. Fur still a little ruffled, she watched them for a little as they asked her a question then proceeded to not even wait for an answer.

She figured she may as well answer them anyway. After all, that was what you did when asked a question. You answer it. And if you ask a question, you wait for an answer. Maybe she'd have to teach this dog a thing or two; they did look rather young. "My name is Indelia." She would ask the dog their name but she wasn't sure they'd even pay attention.

They were jumping around and becoming rather nauseating to look at with all that movement. But she was bored, and here was someone she could finally talk to. "Feathers are alright, I suppose. They are rather pretty. Though I don't know if I've ever played with feathers before." She walked a little closer, looking down at the feathers. A bright green, she wondered where they had come from. She turned back to the dog. "What is your name?"

Speech. Thought.

Indelia was a little skeptical as she watched the dog play with the feather. She looked down at the one set in front of her and flicked an ear. Well, it's not like she had anything better to do. And a quick glance revealed they were the only ones around.

So she did as the dog did, feeling rather foolish as she did so. It lifted into the air and started sailing back down. She batted at it with a paw, keeping it afloat, and realized to her slight horror that it was rather fun. She batted at it again and a little giggle escaped her.

She turned her attention, slightly, to the dog as they spoke. Delirious...an interesting name, to say the least. Deli sounded much better. "Deli...a nice name." A slight pause, and then she spoke again. "And...you are right. This is rather fun."

Speech. Thought.

Indelia frowned as Deli ground the feathers between their paws, crushing it. What had happened to playing with and admiring the pretty feather? As the green paste was revealed, however, her eyes widened slightly. How had they done that? She stared down at the other feather, now down at her paws after she stopped playing with it to watch Deli.

She looked back at Deli as they spoke and drew a line against the stone. She walked a little closer and peered down at it curiously. "How did you..." She looked back at the dog briefly before turning back to the lines. "That...is really pretty." She wondered if she could do the same thing, though she was loathe to try, fearful she'd just ruin the feather for nothing.

Speech. Thought.

Find more? Indelia looked around. Well, hopefully there were some around here somewhere. She watched Deli for a bit as they looked around, though it seemed they were unsuccessful as they gave up and took her feather, crushing it into the paste.

Well, alright. She'd just have to find some herself. She walked a little further away and began to inspect any crevices she came across. It took a while, and she nearly gave up, when—there! A couple of bright blue feathers sat waiting for her. Carefully, she took them out and walked back over to Deli, proudly clasping them in her jaws.

She set them down near him and sat down beside them. "Will these do?"

Speech. Thought.