slip slidin' away

Venom wasn’t sure if she would have taken the bait when she was so young either, the two of them were similar in obvious ways, but so different in ways unseen. The young princess was in luck today though, and her younger brother didn’t give up anymore hesitation. Venom felt her features shift into a classic Klein smirk.

He didn’t ask her for any help, which was a testament to his independance. Venom didn’t know her brother very well, but she was learning quite a bit from their interaction. She watched him for a moment as he walked off to find his sled, and she did the same. She wasn’t about to let him win the contest easily. Still, both of them would struggle, it was definitely going to be a bumpy road down.

The crown princess went to her own tree, it was dead as dead got. Carefully she removed a big chunk of the smooth bark, enough that she could fit herself on while going down the hill. Chi was waiting on her at the top, her expression hadn’t changed and she smirked lightly as she threw down her sled and looked back to her brother.

”Alright,” she started, positioning herself on the sled, crouching over the bark and crouching low to get good aerodynamics. ”Three. Two. One. GO!” She exclaimed before pushing herself off with a leg. She shot down the hill. Venom crouched on her flimsy piece of bark as she raced down the slope. She almost wrecked more than once but the amount of time it took to reach the bottom was like a flash. At the very end the uneven ground bumped her from the sled and her form went flying through the air. She tumbled to a stop, but managed to find her footing at the end.

Purple pink eyes looked up to find her brother, curious if she had managed to make it down first.