Indelia grinned as Deli took the feathers and began to make them into the paste. They seemed to look, briefly, for more, before giving up. Very well then - she'll get the feathers herself. It's rather fun, and she doesn't know how to grind them up the way Deli does. So this is what she can do.

She set off again, a slightly different direction, and looked in the crevices for more feathers. Once more, it took a bit to find any. She wouldn't give up though! She had to find these feathers. And, finally, she did. Some red ones that she quickly retrieved and brought back to Deli, dropping them nearby. She was glad she could do this at least. And it definitely beats just walking around aimlessly.

Speech. Thought.

Indelia watched with interest as Deli crushed the feathers and thinned them using their drool - which she thought was a little gross though she managed to hold her tongue - and then start to paint. It seemed so cool, how they could just...color the surface.

She looked down at the paint and wondered if she could do the same. Her thoughts were interrupted, however, as Deli started to rub their paw pads together. She watched, frowning slightly. What were they doing? She looked a little closer as they stopped, and realized it was a different color now. That...was interesting. All of this was! How had it taken her so long to discover this?

And then suddenly Deli was speaking again, and she turned to their paw. What had they done? Was the dye permanent? It hadn't seemed like it was. What had been done differently?

"What happened? What did you do?" she asked, her tone that of curiosity more than anything else. She looked at the dye and wondered if she could permanently dye herself.

Speech. Thought.

Indelia tilted her head a little at the mention of magic. She had heard of magic before, though she'd never done any spells herself. She didn't know what kind of magic she had. Nor did she have any idea what kind of magic this was.

She continued watching as they tried it again, seemingly using magic for the second line. And...it seemed that the magic made the dye permanent. That was...really cool. And then they were turning to her and yapping and it startled her and she took a step back before listening.

Be a different color...she didn't know what color - pink, maybe? - but she did know this was something she had to do at some point. Some pink markings, maybe? She'd have to think about it. "Ok...I'll have to search for the items but I'll come to you when I do!"

Speech. Thought.

Indelia started to think about what she wanted on her fur. Definitely pink - were there pink feathers? There must be - though she didn't know what design. She'd definitely have to think about it at some point. Maybe some swirls? Or just random designs? Cover her spots? So many possibilities!

Her thoughts were interrupted by Deli speaking and taking a step back. She looked and...wow. Was that...her? It looked just like her! It was definitely amazing, especially considering that Deli had just paws. She wondered if she could do something that well.

"It looks amazing! She stared at it a little longer. She really did look good, didn't she? And Deli had managed to capture that. "You're really very good at this."

Speech. Thought.

Indelia watched as Deli set their paws on the stone near the painting and seemed to apply magic to it. She grinned as they told her that she'd be up there forever. She glanced back at it, at the drawing of her. Whoever passed this way would see it. They'd see her beauty - drawn by Deli, but it was her - and hopefully admire it.

"Nice," she mused, before turning her attention back to Deli. "You've already got a great start, so you can only get even better!" A quick glance back at the drawing and then she was grinning again. "Better start practicing. I'll always be up to be a model, if you want it." She struck a pose, stretching out slightly, a front paw raised, and winked at them.

Speech. Thought.