Sunset Skies [AW]

When Silent first appeared and saw the older male, she did not notice the other animal within his personal space. After a second or two to collect herself, she looked over and saw the impressive owl. The barn owl was watching her, as if anticipating her next move before Silent could. Silent was unaware of what it all meant, but she smiled warmly at the bird before ears perked and caught the male's baritone. 'H'lo. Nice sunset, eh?' He turned to look back at the setting sun and her gaze followed, black and silver paws carrying her forward so she could get a better view. "Yes sir," she replied, attention focused on it for a few seconds in order to appreciate it. "It's my favorite part of the day." Sunrises were beautiful and showed the beginning of a new day, but the sun setting was always proof that the day was done and a new one was on the way.

The brown male's attention then moved from the sunset to Silent, his assessment not lost in his bright eyes. This did not bother Silent in the least; his look was warm and curious, yet his questions were politely withheld until an appropriate time arose. He proceeded with an introduction, something Silent had wondered about. 'I am Cairo Adravendi, Sentinel of Valhalla...' When his last name left his lips and danced upon the warm air, Silent's eyes slowly widened in surprise. Another Adravendi? Was it true that there was such a thing? She froze, body becoming slightly stiff as she began to ponder if he was a long lost relative...or someone who just shared the name. It took her a few seconds to realize that he had asked who she was, causing her to visibly stir from her shock.

The realization that she was possibly speaking to a newfound, long lost family member was almost too much for her little body to take. She calmed herself down enough to speak in an awed whisper, "I am a pup of...any and everywhere," she said, following with, "Silent. Silent...Adravendi." She said her last name as if she were carrying a glass bird, afraid it would break if she held it too tight. Silent waited with hidden anticipation, curiosity tightening her mind's attention as she tried to figure out how this man would respond. She had not met another Adravendi since her parents had disappeared and it was quite something to experience this late in the day.