Zyanis:
"...There was a shooting range there. Well, really for arrows, but we can use it for guns too."

Navain:
I glare at him, handing over the sketchbook.

Zyanis:
"Meh. Archery would be useless anyway. Once you run out of arrows, you're done for." I shrugged.

Navain:
"It's obvious, isn't it? I taught myself. They are really bad." I sighed, sitting down

Zyanis:
Before he could tickle me, I grabbed his hands and held them to my waist as I gave him a quick kiss on his lips. "And what would you like to eat?"

Navain:
"Yes, I know. But I like the quietness of it all. It's a little different than Central's. I did all this by staring at the objects. They're all animals that I see here or the flowers around the meadow."

Zyanis:
"Hmm..." I say thinking. "Alright. Let's go then. But umm...I forgot the way back..."

Navain:
I fight an urge to snatch the book from him. I take it as softly as I can and put it into my bag. "Look over there." I whisper to him as a deer and a fawn come timidly out of the woods.

Zyanis:
I follow him all the way, trying to remember how to get back. "Yeah, I thi...Wait...does this mean you knew where the training room was too?!"

Navain:
Surprised at his comment, "Have you seen a deer before?"

Zyanis:
"I hate you so much." I said, playfully hitting him on his arm.

Navain:
"You should also know it's to protect the baby. If there's any hint of danger, the mother will send her baby away first to keep the incoming danger away from the child. The father stays with the herd in case it's an even bigger threat. Kind of like soldiers."

Zyanis:
I glared at him. "Well, I forgot how to cook. I think you can manage."

Navain:
"Observation."

Zyanis:
I let him tickle me this time. "Hey...now...stop," I say between laughs.

Navain:
"Umm...no. I'm not like that. I've just been coming here for a very long time. Animals mostly repeat behaviors so I got used to seeing it in them."

Zyanis:
"Not...worth...it" I said still laughing.

Navain:
"Umm no. I don't like watching people. It's like an invasion of privacy. I've been coming here for about eight years. In that long of a time, I've got to used to seeing them do the same things over and over again."

Zyanis:
"I...won't...give...in!" I laugh, falling to the ground.

Navain:
"Acadia had more woodsy areas. That's where I saw them more. Since we moved last year, I found this place."

Zyanis:
"Noo" I howl, still laughing. Tears were starting to come out of my eyes.

Navain:
"Not really. I just like a quiet place once in a while. I don't like being around people all the time.

Zyanis:
I tried to catch his hands, but failed. "I...don't...want...to...make...you...anything"

Navain:
I heard something and jumped up quickly. "Get up." I said just loud enough for him to hear me.

Zyanis:
I held my hand up signaling him to wait. I regained my breath and then replied. "I've been doing things all day." I smiled. "It's your turn."

Navain:
"I heard something." The woods wasn't too far It was fairly close. We could make it in there before whoever was there could see us. "Quick, let's go hide there."