Seasons don't get angry...do they?

[dancingseasons]

[Din is alone on Hyrule Field, not far from the walls of the ranch. It's a sunny day, but she's about to change that. Not something she'd normally do, but she's never been quite this angry and she doesn't know how else to deal with the feeling.]

[She honestly isn't sure how she feels about Kafei, now. She liked him, she knew he liked her...

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[darkmastersword]

[A storm blowing up out of nothing isn't a totally foreign concept to him -- after all, several people have the Song of Storms at their disposal that he knows of -- but there's something... off about this one. It doesn't quite seem right for a Song-woven storm, but at the same time, he knows it can't be natural. He's been watching the sky, and he hasn't seen anything that looked like storm clouds.

[And even better, here he is out in the middle of the field with no shelter. That just damned well figures. He should warp somewhere drier, but he doesn't want to just yet.

[Dark stops, plants his fists on his hips, and glares daggers up at the cloudy sky.] Din damn it, why couldn't you stupid clouds have waited half a day?!

[dancingseasons]

[She is, despite her ire, amused by his choice of swear, which the earth spirits relate to her. She closes the distance between them, still dancing.]

Fancy seeing you here in the middle of a gale. I didn't know shadows liked the rain.

[darkmastersword]

[Oh, hello. Her feet are dancing not unlike the way fingers fly over an ocarina, and that explains the storm. He didn't know anyone could literally dance up a storm before.]

To be honest, I hate the rain. It's cold and it's wet, and those are the two things I hate the most. If I'd known this, I would picked somewhere else to wander around.

[dancingseasons]

Ah, I see.

[Not wanting him to be uncomfortable, she slows to a halt, then smoothly transitions into the Blessing of the Sun. The rain slows, and the clouds part slightly, allowing sunbeams to slip through the cracks.]

Sorry about that. I'm having a bit of a bad day...just venting my frustrations, if you will. I didn't mean for anyone else to feel it, though.

.... oshi---

[heirtoclocktown]

[Normally, Kafei enjoys the rain. But today he had been exploring the field for any sort of useful information, and he would've appreciated a bit of nice weather. Still, the pouring rain doesn't deter him. He continues through, unmindful as it falls harder and harder. Lightning strikes; thunder rumbles. It gets to the point where, as much as it bothers him, Kafei decides he needs to take shelter. And, unfortunately enough, the closest residence happens to be a ranch.]

[He hates ranches. But there's nothing for it. Kafei ducks his head and runs towards it. everything is gray. Thunder is roaring. There's water in his eyes, and at first, he doesn't even notice the dancing girl in the mist as he runs past in his search for shelter from the raging storm. It's not until he almost runs into her that he sees her, and he pauses in surprise. She's dancing? In THIS?]

Din? What are you doing? It's dangerous!

[He takes her hand and pulls her toward the ranch's entrance. She can dance where it's dry.]

[ooc: sorry I didn't get to this sooner

[dancingseasons]

(ooc: No worries! And yes, yes it should. XD)

[Somebody's in trouble...]

[It takes Din a moment or two to understand just who is interrupting her dance, and half dragging her toward the ranch. Once she knows, however, she jerks to a halt and yanks her arm out of his grip. The rain is dripping down her hair and over her face, which gives her an unfortunately pathetic sort of look in the midst of her ire.]

Save your concern for someone who wants it, Kafei.

[heirtoclocktown]

[At first, Kafei thinks her hand must've slipped out of his. No, maybe she left something in the rain that she needed to go back for. But her words strike him. What was she talking about? Kafei glares through the beating rain, trying and failing to make out her features. Women problems?It's wet out here, and the lightening is still striking, and Kafei doesn't appreciate Din's sudden stubborn streak, no matter how fond of her he is. His instinct is to take her hand again, but he resists. He doesn't want to force her. Hopefully she'll come to her senses quickly.]

What's the matter with you? It's dangerous to stay out here. [He offers his hand this time, hand shaking against the rain.] Come on. Let's go inside.

[dancingseasons]

I'm safe enough. I'm not going anywhere with you.

[She scowls, which is a most unnatural expression on her pretty, friendly features.]

Why don't you just go home? I'm sure your wife must be wondering where you are.