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25.Jan.21, 12:30 AM
"Oh that makes sense. I just help with keeping track of supplies for the healers, so I don't have to be up early. I've never thought to run at night though, wouldn't you have trouble seeing? What if you tripped or something?" D'nei hoped he wasn't being too intrusive with his question, but when Aederyn nodded towards the path it seemed enough like an invitation that he nodded and said, "Oh, I'll join you."
He let her set the pace and lead the way, following along quietly. Curious, Casnovath roused himself from his ledge and took to the sky, flying towards the runners so he could try and get a bird's eye view of this candidate. Nosy, D'nei accused the blue as he passed by overhead, pale belly flashing through the sky. Curious, he corrected. With a soft huff, D'nei picked up the pace so he was a little closer to Aederyn so that he didn't have to try shouting. "Don't mind Cassie, he's just curious and wanted to see where you were taking me. How long have you been running here? Sorry if I'm being too nosy."
D'nei was so thankful that he'd focused so much on exercise and getting into shape when he had Impressed, it meant he wasn't quietly dying while trying to carry on a conversation. It wasn't easy by any means, but at least he wasn't feeling so pathetic next to this woman who very clearly has been running for much longer than he had.
He let her set the pace and lead the way, following along quietly. Curious, Casnovath roused himself from his ledge and took to the sky, flying towards the runners so he could try and get a bird's eye view of this candidate. Nosy, D'nei accused the blue as he passed by overhead, pale belly flashing through the sky. Curious, he corrected. With a soft huff, D'nei picked up the pace so he was a little closer to Aederyn so that he didn't have to try shouting. "Don't mind Cassie, he's just curious and wanted to see where you were taking me. How long have you been running here? Sorry if I'm being too nosy."
D'nei was so thankful that he'd focused so much on exercise and getting into shape when he had Impressed, it meant he wasn't quietly dying while trying to carry on a conversation. It wasn't easy by any means, but at least he wasn't feeling so pathetic next to this woman who very clearly has been running for much longer than he had.
