Friends of a feather
11-09-2018, 09:52 PM
Rest was likely going to become a foreign concept if he kept up at his current pace. That was just as well. Hurriedly exploring this new continent Boreas was keeping him fit and helping Ig to prevent his mind from wandering to one of the many unpleasant topics he was currently avoiding. It seemed like the nastiness only multiplied while the good things were few and far between. Fortunately today he'd had the good sense to go relax for a while after arriving at the strange rock formations early in the morning. Picking his way to the top had been unnecessary but immensely enjoyable. Before, he rarely got to go out and just enjoy himself. It was always lessons, meetings, politics, training, work work work! For the first time in his life Ignatius could live free and do what he wanted. Finding the view to be every bit as delightful as he'd hoped, Ig had eventually curled up to nap a while since, as previously mentioned, he did what he wanted now. Thwack! Sitting up with a start, Ignatius searched for the source of the sound after being roused from his fantastic nap. Bleary eyed and a touch disoriented, he didn't notice the bird that'd crash-landed nearby right off. First, he heard and leaned over to catch a glimpse of the frantic woman on the ground below. She looked like she was trying to get up onto another set of stones that were stacked a few high, higher than she could likely hope to jump onto. Stretching out his front legs, Ig watched her for a second. She seemed real desperate to get to... something. A... bird? Hm. Much as he didn't understand the situation, the one thing Ignatius could comprehend even if only half awake was that the woman probably needed help with something. Knowing his mother, wherever she might be, sould likely look at him with disapproval in her frosty eyes is he passed this woman by without offering assistance, Ig cleared his throat and called out, "Excuse me, Miss, do you need help with... anything?" The rock pile she was scrabbling against wasn't too far away, hopefully she'd hear him perfectly. |