The fading light of the sun was casting shadows and bathing in light, certain parts of them and the surroundings. The scene was serene. Someone might think it was one out of a movie. And they were destined to be there on that beach at that time.
Psh. What bullshit. Ears rotated above her skull as she took in every feather, tail, orb and.. antenna? Damn. He looked like a peacock if she had to be the one guessing. Sure he was.. colorful and cute, but maybe more like a bird snack than anything. Her small tail swayed slowly, but stopped at his words. Eyebrow shot up to the sky as dual eyes burned into his side. Peacock it is then. "Mm." She mused, tone deep. "Love it, birdie." She teased with a smirk pulling her lips. She knew how it felt to look at you different and stare, she wasn't one to be as pretty to the eyes as he was. But she had gotten over it. Now she was accustomed to the nicknames she used to get from her pack. From her family. Not anymore though. She could probably get a new start here. A new place to herself. Live a calm and--
Where was this even coming from. She shook her head more to herself than to the stranger and turned to look at the sun, but it had already disappeared beneath the horizon. Shoulders rolled and a few pops filled the air. She then turned to the wolf and spoke again. "So," She began as she seated herself down calmly, hugely aware that tonight she wasn't getting hurt, even if he decided to fight, which by the looks of it, was definitely not going to happen. "Who're you and why would you need to watch the same colors in the sky if you have them on your ass?" She teased again, though she was indeed curios. If she was colored like the sunsets, she could just stare at herself and be done with the sentimental shit. But she knew even as she thought it, that it wasn't the case. There was something different about the sky. Something free.. and she was most definitely, not free.
She decided not to dwell on that and focused on her company. Her body pushed up from her sitting position and she began to circle around him, more like a hungry bear, than a curious cat, but she didn't have ill intentions. Maybe Reese rubbed off on her for the little time they had known each other and every now and then she felt a bit chipper. Maybe that was the reason her next question was totally out of line and definitely surprised herself that she'd actually do it. "I'm more curious about these though," She came closer, breaking any personal space boundaries and gesturing towards the antenna light on his head. "Can I touch 'em?" She looked more serious, than she should have been for sure.
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