Lightning Bug

*Eniko* · (This post was last modified: 09-23-2016, 11:31 PM by Eniko.)

Said all I want from you is to see you tomorrow and every tomorrow, maybe you’ll let me borrow your heart

He was pleased to see that she hadn't been frightened from his sudden approach, but his face showed very little of the emotion. Her head dipped simply in return, and he was almost shocked not to see her bow in reply. Eniko had to take a bit of an inhale, remembering that he wasn't back home anymore. This woman knew nothing of his rank and stature, and perhaps the way that these lands were ruled was quite different. Taking it one step forward, she stated her name and said that he could call her Livi. But why would be butcher such a stunning name like Liviana? "It's a pleasure, Lady Liviana," His muzzle dipped downward slightly, his yellow gaze not drifting far from her sapphire gaze. It was rude to inspect a lady so openly, but her soft eye markings contrasted against her darker brown body drew his attention for a moment. When she spoke again though, they quickly met her gaze once more. When her little nickname was heard, his chest expanded as he took a deep breath in -- as deep as his tortured lungs would allow -- and his lips pulled down into a frown. He was not a little deer, she was only a few inches taller than he was. The spotted male paused for a moment to keep his emotion off of his face, although his displeasure at the name was clear from his silence. "I am P-," he stopped, ears twitching as he corrected himself. "Eniko, I'm Eniko," He had to stop himself from tacking on his whole royal name, it was more than a mouthful and perhaps something that didn't belong here.

Choosing to ignore her little deer comment, he turned his head to look back up at the dying sky. His body didn't turn, only his upper body shifting shifting to catch the last of the pinks that faded into the deeper blues and purples. Before long, the sun would disappear for the night and the fireflies would light up the area like stars that had fallen to the earth. But he didn't forget about his guest, turning back to find those bright blue eyes. She was the first wolf that the outsider had met, and a curiosity about the world that they had come to. "Would you mind if I asked you some questions about this area?" He asked, rocking back on his haunches.

And is it too much to ask for every Sunday while we at it throw in every other day to start

"SPEAK"

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