[broken things are bad, and everything's different but not new, and Chiinah doesn't like it. there's nobody around, and it's quiet. he curls up his knees to him, wrapping his arms around them and sniffs.]
[the little snake rests, unmoving. she hopes this person won't toy around with her. she doesn't like it when people toy around with her, letting their animals poke at her and picking her up with sticks.]
[ Oh, ruins. Her home - not home, but where she comes from - is full of them, out of reach, but not of hers. She can fly and rest in the ruins, they offer haven from the yellow eyed man, at least until the bells chime. So she's comfortable inside them. She can't get lost if she has nowhere to go, so she's not worried at all, the baby phoenix isn't. She's sitting on the broken staircase that leads to a deep body of water, probably due to the rains of the years. She's dropping pebbles inside it, watching the ripples with a curious smile. ]
d-don't break herwillberebornMarch 2 2010, 01:31:25 UTC
[ And she's not startled by his presence exactly because of the burning warmth that surrounds him. She does look, curious baby bird, and blinks her big yellow eyes, tilting her head curiously, like a birdy twitch. ]
[ She looks around and scratches the side of her neck, a little scrunch upon her face as she tries to figure out where they are - to no avail, of course. ]
[ The boy looks lost, but not scared, rather curious, looking around in silent questioning. Then he takes notice of her, curls his lips into a smile. ]
Hello. [ It's not really a greeting, almost a demand for her attention. ] Tell me where I am.
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M'wanna go home-!
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N'oh--snf. H'lo...[hesitantly reaching a hand out to.]
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Greetings, Chiinah. Small one, why do you cry?
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But still wishes she were some place else.]
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I can smell you.
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Hello, hello. [ A chirp, a smile. ]
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Hello, firebird. How does life treat you.
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[ She looks around and scratches the side of her neck, a little scrunch upon her face as she tries to figure out where they are - to no avail, of course. ]
Any ideas of our whereabouts?
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Hello. [ It's not really a greeting, almost a demand for her attention. ] Tell me where I am.
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This is fun only for so long, I need to find a way out.
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