Nycteris squirmed violently, ruining the portrait of Ar1ana she was drawing and quickly reached for an eraser (Spindrift would also do in a pinch, if she were within reach). "Just because you said I remind you of a fantail doesn't mean I want you to glue feathers on me."
"Oh you'll like them. They itch less than hair." Ziblink grabbed a handful of feathers, and began methodically applying them to the closest piece of Nyc she could reach (in this case, her right foot). "Or at least your hair after you've been wearing that hat all day. Also it's not glue."
"That's not even my hat! You're forever putting that battered hat on me, and trying to
The island Green, and white and passionate blue, upon a rock. It served as a sanctuary away, and protected from the world around him by its ocean. The colors blended in a dream-like soft focus reverie. Destiny Island had always been a sight to see, especially to those inhabiting it. This is where the air always smelled of salt, and fresh air. Where you could feel the waves tickling at your toes, and not have to go very far. The perfect home, so Sora thought. He loved living here. And he was glad that he was back after all this time.
The Earth was new and alive this morning it sent chills down his spine as the sun ro