Yer gettin' on my nerves already

Her displeasure had been clear from the first second she'd gotten stuck in this situation, and she hadn't let up for even a moment since being stuck with the stupid blueberry. Sure, he was equally upset, but Echo didn't really give a crap about what he felt. If he was that miserable he could just let her go on her merry way.

Casting a disapproving look at her new shadow, Echo curled her lip and huffed. She was seated outside the den she'd been 'staying' in, and was seriously contemplating another escape attempt. Blue boy could probably use some cardio, right? It was good for your health, or something. Only a thin and uncertain thought had kept her from making any serious escape attempts. Mostly she just liked to listen to the griping and frustration emitted by Jupiter every time he realized she took off and he therefor had to run after her. It was a riot, even the tenth and eleventh times.

Wandering off quietly, she sat where she could see both the range and it's partially broken down barn as well as the snow-covered orchard behind her. Part of her was kind of tempted to see what was in that barn... Instead she shook, gold earrings tinking softly as they bumped each other, and moved into a bow while trying to decide what way to run off this morning. There were many untested possibilities remaining. The running wasn't even so much about escape as it was about feeling free. Too much time being a captive had worn on her. More than Echo cared to admit.