Dejavu

*Falk* · (This post was last modified: 04-07-2014, 12:04 PM by Falk.)

He guessed he was correct in the guess of her name when she suddenly reared up and threw her forelegs around him, planting kiss after kiss on his face. A grin spread across his face and he chuckled a low, rumbling chuckle, giving her cheek a lick in return before she finally released him and stood to look at him once more. As she spoke her voice helped unlock even more of the memories that had been momentarily taken away from him. He remembered speaking with her for the first time, the spar he had shared with her, each very fond memories. "Surreal," he said fondly, giving her a warm smile. "It really is you, isn't it?"

A smile stretched across his muzzle and he dipped his head down to give her muzzle a gentle lick as he looked at her fondly. Finally, it was starting to feel like all of the puzzle pieces were beginning to be put back together. Now that Surreal was back in his memories the pieces were beginning to make more sense. He remembered leaving his brother for some reason, remembered the storm that had picked up right after he set off, but he hadn't figured out what the reason till just now. He had taken off to see her. His beautiful silver friend.

Falk realized they were still standing in the middle of the river and he motioned with his head toward dry land with a chuckle. He stepped out of the water, taking a moment to shake off as much of the water as he could before he turned to look at Surreal again. Every time he looked at her it made him smile. Settling down on his haunches, he explained, "I wasn't sure of who you were at first because I got hurt in a huge storm and lost my memories. I had decided to leave Taurig to make a trip to see you, but then the storm picked up and a branch hit my head. That's why I was gone for so long. I didn't know who or where I was." He smiled, leaning down to rest the side of his muzzle against hers. "I would never have left you for so long voluntarily," he said softly, his voice ringing with truth.

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