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The Eyes and the Window to the Heart - Printable Version +- ORIGIN (https://origin.boreal-nights.space) +-- Forum: IC Archives (https://origin.boreal-nights.space/forumdisplay.php?fid=50) +--- Forum: Year 1 Archives (https://origin.boreal-nights.space/forumdisplay.php?fid=42) +--- Thread: The Eyes and the Window to the Heart (/showthread.php?tid=2415) Pages:
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RE: The Eyes and the Window to the Heart - Romeo - Jan 26 2016 "Speech" "Ah... Ha. Sorry," Romeo squeaked, moving so that he could peer at the little snake who'd been thrown by his sudden expulsion of air. He thought at first she'd been pierced by strands of grass and was taken aback, almost looking away for fear that the sight would become eyesore. But no, she squeaked that she was okay, and Romeo realized that the plants had simply taken hold, as odd as that was. Oh well; it was better than the little green vine being pierced, especially on their very first meeting... But hey, at least she was off his nose. Well, not that he held anything against her for that, but... He wasn't used to things doing that. Did everything do that? He hoped not. Sneezing wasn't nice... "G-good," he murmured with a small exhale of relief. For the first time, he slowly stood, rising from the many shards of his chrysalis so that he could wobble his way over to Grassy and investigate the blades that had started to take root in her scales. They seemed to fit right in. @Grassy RE: The Eyes and the Window to the Heart - Grassy - Feb 03 2016 GRASSY Romeo came over, worried and fretting with that beautiful alpenglow coming out of his chest and Grassy couldn't help the budding giggle in her throat. She noticed him staring, though, and found herself twisting up on herself to see what he was looking at. Be like the single blade of grass. For she too, has been trampled on, mowed down, and hit with such bitterly cold stretches that she had to shut down to survive. Yet still she stands upright with dignity, knowing that she endures... and still she dances with the wild wind. @Romeo , sorry its so short ;o; RE: The Eyes and the Window to the Heart - Romeo - Feb 04 2016 "Speech" Romeo took another quick check to make sure that the noodle was alright, and in that time it squeaked and tried to follow his gaze. It gently nosed at one of those odd little blades that had lead Romeo to worry she'd been impaled, and to his mild concern she seemed as surprised as he was. "Me? Uh... I don't think that was my doing," he said uncertainly, unsure of whether the little snake was talking to him or just to herself. She let out a little chuckle, and Romeo mimicked it, relaxing fully now he knew the little thing was totally fine. It was in response to her words too that the tanuki finally paid attention to the world he'd emerged into, looking around to see all the green leaves and mosses, the ferns, and small mirror-like pools of water set nearby. His first true look at the Origin cave was a nice one, to say the least. "Why... Yes," he murmured softly. "It is, isn't it?" @Grassy RE: The Eyes and the Window to the Heart - Grassy - Feb 16 2016 GRASSY Grassy was sure that she could just stay here forever and become one with the rest of the grass. Sometimes, everything just worked out, didn't it...? Be like the single blade of grass. For she too, has been trampled on, mowed down, and hit with such bitterly cold stretches that she had to shut down to survive. Yet still she stands upright with dignity, knowing that she endures... and still she dances with the wild wind. @Romeo RE: The Eyes and the Window to the Heart - Romeo - Feb 18 2016 "Speech" Romeo tipped his fluffy head to one side. He didn't say it, but he wondered inwardly who else there was to talk to. He was about to look around but his question was soon answered and he was glad he hadn't. That's... one way to make friends I suppose. But... what do I know? The little snake reached up, but missed his nose by a mile. Romeo wasn't quite sure whether the grass was living or not. But they had no voices and... well, truth be told, Grassy didn't look much like the 'other' grass. He found it a little strange but, truthfully, the raccoon dog didn't know enough about the world to comment. "Well, uh, if you say so!" Romeo said with a small chuckle. The little thing curled up in a noodly little ball. "Yeah," he agreed with a small nod. What a place to take their first steps and see their first sights. It was a lot to take in, almost too much. Then; "There are other places?" curiosity rose in his chest. "Y-yeah. I'm glad I wasn't on my own here. looks like a place ya could lose yourself." Another little compliment. Romeo's chest swelled, his heart fluttering with pride under his beautiful gem. "Oh, you think so?" he asked politely. "O-of course!" @Grassy |