Post by Missa on Apr 14, 2009 6:28:35 GMT -5
There was really nothing like waking from a sleep of bone deep exhaustion. Of wading through the conciousness levels to stir, and to then face the day. Any other day, Zadari would face it eagerly, the challenge, the knowledge that so many people would just roll over and go back to sleep - which was precisely what she was tempted to do. Only there was something stopping her doing just that and instead, she nuzzled into the warmth that was surrounding her and equally, stopping her from moving.
Mind that, Zadari didn't particularly want to get up. Perhaps it was the combination of being acutely comfortable and knowing in some distant corner of her fuzzy mind, that awkwardness was sure to come about if she opened her eyes. One thing she did notice in her half-asleep-but-oh-so-content state of mind, was that neither flittler was harrassing her for breakfast. Crystal wouldn't but Scuttle... Scuttle was weird, and probably couldn't hunt for himself.
I have asked them very nicely not to bother us. Sleepy and almost disoriented, Maiath's voice none the less held the same sweet note it always had, even after the flight. Some how, Zadari had been worried that maturity would bring changes in her darling.
It had, but not as drastically as Zadari had feared. Where Maiath might have simply gone back to sleep, to rest aching muscles, she instead wiggled closer to her brown mate, crooning very quietly as seh shifted her head to tuck it under his, obviously content, and affectionate as she all but purred.
You're practically purring. Zadari snickered mentally, dragging her eyes open despite how heavy they felt, and without making the concious decision too, wrapping both arms around M'ran's waist.
And you're not? You are very happy snuggled there.
Why yes... Yes I am. Despite this, it was with some wariness that she tilted her head up to look at the man who'd been a weyrling mate, blowing a wayward strand of hair out of her face. She didn't want to move, but she didn't want an awkward conversation either.
"Morning..."
Mind that, Zadari didn't particularly want to get up. Perhaps it was the combination of being acutely comfortable and knowing in some distant corner of her fuzzy mind, that awkwardness was sure to come about if she opened her eyes. One thing she did notice in her half-asleep-but-oh-so-content state of mind, was that neither flittler was harrassing her for breakfast. Crystal wouldn't but Scuttle... Scuttle was weird, and probably couldn't hunt for himself.
I have asked them very nicely not to bother us. Sleepy and almost disoriented, Maiath's voice none the less held the same sweet note it always had, even after the flight. Some how, Zadari had been worried that maturity would bring changes in her darling.
It had, but not as drastically as Zadari had feared. Where Maiath might have simply gone back to sleep, to rest aching muscles, she instead wiggled closer to her brown mate, crooning very quietly as seh shifted her head to tuck it under his, obviously content, and affectionate as she all but purred.
You're practically purring. Zadari snickered mentally, dragging her eyes open despite how heavy they felt, and without making the concious decision too, wrapping both arms around M'ran's waist.
And you're not? You are very happy snuggled there.
Why yes... Yes I am. Despite this, it was with some wariness that she tilted her head up to look at the man who'd been a weyrling mate, blowing a wayward strand of hair out of her face. She didn't want to move, but she didn't want an awkward conversation either.
"Morning..."