Going Forward [D'hys]

V'zire had been nervous from the moment he had woken up that morning, though by all accounts he shouldn't be. It had taken him a few days to gather up the confidence and courage to ask D'hys to come over for an evening. He had no intention of doing anything less than innocent, but this was still a very big step for him! D'hys had walked him home before, and he had certainly spent quite a bit of time at the other man's hut simply hanging out and talking with D'hys. The relationship, from the get-go, was obviously going to be a slow one. V'zire was a tentative lover, unsure of himself or his new relationship. But, he had hope, and he really liked D'hys! The greenrider was going to try whatever he could to make it work, because D'hys seemed like the perfect man for him.

There was still some guilt over the situation with R'ore, but Rhaedalyn had been encouraging him to see D'hys, and his other friends wanted him to have an actual relationship. So, he was going to give it a try. Earlier in the day D'hys had been made to suffer through a nervous invitation, and since it clearly wasn't an invite to more nefarious actions, it was clear that when V'zire was actually ready it would take him sevendays to gather up the courage to let D'hys know that. But, that hurdle would be tackled far into the future. The relationship was still new, having been started right after Krypth's last clutch had hatched. Most people would consider that enough time to be way past the stage in the relationship that D'hys and V'zire were at.

Someone is coming. Niskziath announced the news with a large amount of whimsical curiosity.

'No!' V'zire answered with obvious horror, since the hut wasn't nearly clean enough, and he still couldn't decide if substandard wine was better than no wine...

Its here.

'...It?'

A bird. How can something so small fly?

Oh... dear Faranth. V'zire heaved a sigh of relief, now somewhat convinced that he wasn't ready to have anyone over. He had managed to secure snacks and drinks, and had cards that he was absolutely terrible at playing with. A'liran was the only person he had ever managed to win against, and they hadn't been betting anything because V'zire was so scared of losing. With D'hys, he was determined to try not to suck. V'zire was sure that he had lined up enough activities, at least, to keep them entertained for a couple of hours. He wasn't even sure that D'hys would want to stay that long, and V'zire hated the idea of interjecting himself into the bluerider's schedule... What if he had other things to do?

Oh no, what if he did have something to do but felt obligated to cancel it because --

Are you okay?

Oh. 'Uhh... yes.'

Don't get so worked up, you're so silly! The Green went back to minding her own business, which meant she was completely oblivious to Zeianth's arrival. That was likely because she was too busy trying to strike up a wonderful conversation with her new bird friend.