Ikitsumi
Oh geez, look what I made.....
- 197
- Posts
- 16
- Years
- Age 32
- In a tiny little dorm room.
- Seen Oct 29, 2018
"Wow...it's been a long day," Taus yawned, tossing her head so that her hat flew off and landed on the ground. She picked it the green archer's hat and set it beside her make-shift bed of leaves for the night. She dragged a pile of twigs that she'd gathered as well and put it in a small hole she dug that was between another bed across from hers. She then began setting stones around the twig pile, humming as she did so.
Once she finished that, she went to go set her bow and quiver beside her hat to anchor it down. The Eevee brushed a few more leaves into place in her bed, making sure that it was comfortable enough to sleep in. She placed a paw on it and smiled, then looked over to a nearby Pokemon that was already laying down.
I was so happy when you smiled;
Your smile breaks through the clouds of grey,
far from the sunny days that lie in sleep.
"Hey Mithos, you sleepyhead...set up a fire before you go to sleep," the Eevee rolled her eyes, going over to the Quilava and prodding his shoulder. She waited a few seconds before walking around and looking at his face. "Already?" She sighed, putting a paw to her forehead. "What will I do with you?" She wondered out loud with a smile, then smoothed out a patch of windswept fur on his face, pausing once it was smoothed into place.
It hadn't occured to her for awhile what she had contemplated telling him. Ever since meeting up with the sword-user, just being by his side made her more open and outgoing. Somehow, he brought out her cooped-up internal child, but she wasn't sure if that was a good or bad thing. Maybe good, since she felt a free sensation when acting her age instead of trying to be more mature.
The Eevee sat down, her tail landing on the ground with a twitching tip. "But how do I tell you?" She asked quietly, more so to herself since she felt that he was asleep.
Waiting with patience for the spring,
when the flowers will bloom renewed again,
knowing there's more beyond the pain of today...
Taus shivered as the wind picked up. This was why she got the firewood in the first place: it was supposed to be a cold and windy night, according to a Castform that the duo had encountered earlier in the day. She tried again to wake Mithos up, but to no avail. "Mithos, it's cold!" she said in frustration, then huffed and stomped over to her leaf bed. She plopped down on it and shut her eyes, opening an eye and glancing at Mithos, who was still asleep. She curled up tighter as the wind picked up, shivering more than before.
Although the scars of yesterday remain,
You can keep on living as much as your heart believes.
A few minutes passed before the wind finally settled. Taus relaxed a little bit, the only bit of leaf-bed remaining underneath of where she was curled up. The Eevee sighed, turning around to look at the twig pile. She stared past it towards her sleepyhead partner, contemplating whether to get him to start a fire.
Out of nowhere, the wind started blowing again, this time getting more powerful. Taus' ears flattened as some of the lighter stones began twitching from their places, then jumped up as the twigs began flying at her. The brown and creme fox grabbed her hat and leapt out of the way, her heart pounding as some of the twigs and stones landed somewhat powerfully into the ground where she was laying just seconds earlier.
"Considering we're by a forest, don't you also think that it was a good idea not to start a fire?" Came a voice, and Taus jumped again, calming down once she realized that Mithos was sitting up and rubbing one of his eyes sleepily. "Common sense, Taus," he told her once he was able to look at her fully, causing the Eevee's face to sting when she realized that a forest fire would have been impossible to put out on a windy night such as this.
You can't be born again,
although you can change...
"Once again, you make me realize my age and how stupid and selfish I am," Taus sighed, plopping down on the bare ground with drooping ears. She shivered as some of the wind began blowing again.
"I'm not trying to make you realize that, but you've learned to think better, right?" Mithos asked with a small smile, the look slipping from his face when Taus' only reaction was another sigh. "Come on," he said, walking over to her and standing up on his hind legs. He grabbed her front paws and pulled her up, carrying her over to his leaf bed and setting her on it. "You can sleep here, but I won't let you off so easily next time," he said with another of his small smiles, even though Taus knew that he didn't mean the last part of what he said.
"Yeah, sure," Taus said with a laugh, then yawned widely. She rolled onto her side and close to Mithos. "Keep your bed, I'll be fine in your arms," she mumbled, her eyes shooting wide open as she realized what she said.
"Hm? What was that?" Mithos asked, an amused smile crossing his face which Taus couldn't see.
"Er...nothing," Taus said in a nervous yet cheery voice, rolling back onto the edge of Mithos' leaf bed and covering her face with her collar fur. Her face grew red as Mithos laid down beside her and placed an arm over her, pulling her close.
"Also, what were you gonna say to me earlier?" He added to his earlier question, making Taus' face grow redder.
"...I'll save it," the Eevee said indignantly, despite the warmth that Mithos could feel emanating from her face.
"Whatever you say. By the way, Taus, you said I could keep my sleeping place," the Quilava said mischievously, putting his other arm around Taus as well. "Doesn't mean that I don't wanna share it."
Let's stay together always
Taus shut her eyes with a gentle smile, just Mithos' arms around her being the fire she wanted.
"I'll tell you one of these days," Taus decided in her mind.
So what do you guys think?
Once she finished that, she went to go set her bow and quiver beside her hat to anchor it down. The Eevee brushed a few more leaves into place in her bed, making sure that it was comfortable enough to sleep in. She placed a paw on it and smiled, then looked over to a nearby Pokemon that was already laying down.
I was so happy when you smiled;
Your smile breaks through the clouds of grey,
far from the sunny days that lie in sleep.
"Hey Mithos, you sleepyhead...set up a fire before you go to sleep," the Eevee rolled her eyes, going over to the Quilava and prodding his shoulder. She waited a few seconds before walking around and looking at his face. "Already?" She sighed, putting a paw to her forehead. "What will I do with you?" She wondered out loud with a smile, then smoothed out a patch of windswept fur on his face, pausing once it was smoothed into place.
It hadn't occured to her for awhile what she had contemplated telling him. Ever since meeting up with the sword-user, just being by his side made her more open and outgoing. Somehow, he brought out her cooped-up internal child, but she wasn't sure if that was a good or bad thing. Maybe good, since she felt a free sensation when acting her age instead of trying to be more mature.
The Eevee sat down, her tail landing on the ground with a twitching tip. "But how do I tell you?" She asked quietly, more so to herself since she felt that he was asleep.
Waiting with patience for the spring,
when the flowers will bloom renewed again,
knowing there's more beyond the pain of today...
Taus shivered as the wind picked up. This was why she got the firewood in the first place: it was supposed to be a cold and windy night, according to a Castform that the duo had encountered earlier in the day. She tried again to wake Mithos up, but to no avail. "Mithos, it's cold!" she said in frustration, then huffed and stomped over to her leaf bed. She plopped down on it and shut her eyes, opening an eye and glancing at Mithos, who was still asleep. She curled up tighter as the wind picked up, shivering more than before.
Although the scars of yesterday remain,
You can keep on living as much as your heart believes.
A few minutes passed before the wind finally settled. Taus relaxed a little bit, the only bit of leaf-bed remaining underneath of where she was curled up. The Eevee sighed, turning around to look at the twig pile. She stared past it towards her sleepyhead partner, contemplating whether to get him to start a fire.
Out of nowhere, the wind started blowing again, this time getting more powerful. Taus' ears flattened as some of the lighter stones began twitching from their places, then jumped up as the twigs began flying at her. The brown and creme fox grabbed her hat and leapt out of the way, her heart pounding as some of the twigs and stones landed somewhat powerfully into the ground where she was laying just seconds earlier.
"Considering we're by a forest, don't you also think that it was a good idea not to start a fire?" Came a voice, and Taus jumped again, calming down once she realized that Mithos was sitting up and rubbing one of his eyes sleepily. "Common sense, Taus," he told her once he was able to look at her fully, causing the Eevee's face to sting when she realized that a forest fire would have been impossible to put out on a windy night such as this.
You can't be born again,
although you can change...
"Once again, you make me realize my age and how stupid and selfish I am," Taus sighed, plopping down on the bare ground with drooping ears. She shivered as some of the wind began blowing again.
"I'm not trying to make you realize that, but you've learned to think better, right?" Mithos asked with a small smile, the look slipping from his face when Taus' only reaction was another sigh. "Come on," he said, walking over to her and standing up on his hind legs. He grabbed her front paws and pulled her up, carrying her over to his leaf bed and setting her on it. "You can sleep here, but I won't let you off so easily next time," he said with another of his small smiles, even though Taus knew that he didn't mean the last part of what he said.
"Yeah, sure," Taus said with a laugh, then yawned widely. She rolled onto her side and close to Mithos. "Keep your bed, I'll be fine in your arms," she mumbled, her eyes shooting wide open as she realized what she said.
"Hm? What was that?" Mithos asked, an amused smile crossing his face which Taus couldn't see.
"Er...nothing," Taus said in a nervous yet cheery voice, rolling back onto the edge of Mithos' leaf bed and covering her face with her collar fur. Her face grew red as Mithos laid down beside her and placed an arm over her, pulling her close.
"Also, what were you gonna say to me earlier?" He added to his earlier question, making Taus' face grow redder.
"...I'll save it," the Eevee said indignantly, despite the warmth that Mithos could feel emanating from her face.
"Whatever you say. By the way, Taus, you said I could keep my sleeping place," the Quilava said mischievously, putting his other arm around Taus as well. "Doesn't mean that I don't wanna share it."
Let's stay together always
Taus shut her eyes with a gentle smile, just Mithos' arms around her being the fire she wanted.
"I'll tell you one of these days," Taus decided in her mind.
So what do you guys think?