Eydis | Zaquar | Early Summer
Eydis' nose scrunched up at his tone, both in annoyance and disgust. Honey? Surely they were not familiar enough for such a pet name, let alone in such a condescending tone. Her eyes rolled as she blinked for a long moment while she tried to regain her composure. With a soft sigh, Eydis reopened her eyes to once again look at this... creature, hopefully with some newfound patience. Watching him cast his gaze over the trees, she rose a curious eyebrow as she tried to figure out what he was doing. Ears turning a bit to see if he had heard something she hadn't while she had been focused on him.
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What in the gods was he doing? Eydis tilted her head a bit in confusion as she watched the skull clack its teeth together, before pulling her head back a little as a trickle of flames licked out of its sinus cavity. If this was some form of Glamour, it was in poor taste as it barely resembled a Quirlicorn like herself. That, unfortunately, meant this was either a terribly inexperienced fae or just simply a strange member of their species. She wasn't about to rule out either option just yet, since there was enough evidence so far to easily point either way. Her tail tip rattled a bit as she thought more about this dark Quirl-shaped anomaly before her.
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Her ears perked back forward, snapping out of her train of thought as the heads looked at each other before looking at her. She glanced between them both as she was unsure who was going to address her, though she was unsure where to look on the skull. Perhaps the eye sockets? Eydis' ears quickly fell flat as yet another insult spilled from his lips, closing her eyes as she tried to regain herself once more. Boring? Of course it would seem boring to those who don't know what they're looking for, let alone those who didn't live here.
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"Listen, Mister-" She opened her eyes as she realized she didn't have his name. Quickly she decided to give him an appropriate one. "Two-Heads," Nailed it. "I clearly live here. And it is only boring to those who don't know what they're looking for."
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She picked up one of her front legs to gesture out at the surrounding forest. "Of course trees look boring, and you scared off most of the animals." She set her hoof back down with a slight huff. "You are just unaware of the hidden treasures and adventures that Zaquar holds!" She tilted her chin up a bit and grinned with pride, very happy to have managed to get that out without stuttering or messing up. She slowly blinked her long lashes at him, awaiting a response but she was sure there wasn't much he could say at this point that would shake this unbridled pride from her system. Especially after the disaster she was when this encounter began, she was happy to be able to have regained herself so well with such a trying individual.
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What in the gods was he doing? Eydis tilted her head a bit in confusion as she watched the skull clack its teeth together, before pulling her head back a little as a trickle of flames licked out of its sinus cavity. If this was some form of Glamour, it was in poor taste as it barely resembled a Quirlicorn like herself. That, unfortunately, meant this was either a terribly inexperienced fae or just simply a strange member of their species. She wasn't about to rule out either option just yet, since there was enough evidence so far to easily point either way. Her tail tip rattled a bit as she thought more about this dark Quirl-shaped anomaly before her.
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Her ears perked back forward, snapping out of her train of thought as the heads looked at each other before looking at her. She glanced between them both as she was unsure who was going to address her, though she was unsure where to look on the skull. Perhaps the eye sockets? Eydis' ears quickly fell flat as yet another insult spilled from his lips, closing her eyes as she tried to regain herself once more. Boring? Of course it would seem boring to those who don't know what they're looking for, let alone those who didn't live here.
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"Listen, Mister-" She opened her eyes as she realized she didn't have his name. Quickly she decided to give him an appropriate one. "Two-Heads," Nailed it. "I clearly live here. And it is only boring to those who don't know what they're looking for."
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She picked up one of her front legs to gesture out at the surrounding forest. "Of course trees look boring, and you scared off most of the animals." She set her hoof back down with a slight huff. "You are just unaware of the hidden treasures and adventures that Zaquar holds!" She tilted her chin up a bit and grinned with pride, very happy to have managed to get that out without stuttering or messing up. She slowly blinked her long lashes at him, awaiting a response but she was sure there wasn't much he could say at this point that would shake this unbridled pride from her system. Especially after the disaster she was when this encounter began, she was happy to be able to have regained herself so well with such a trying individual.
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