(Day 2 EM, Tsukiki's Yurt) How's the Bunny Feeling?

[Usagi Tsukimi]

She nodded thanks at the refill, and allowed the warmth of the cup to soothe her.
She looked to his face as he sat next to her, and felt a new warmth in her cheeks when he used her name, and she looked away quickly, almost shy, for a brief moment. She sighed again.
"I would rather try a thousand new things, and fail at them, then sit idle and do nothing for fear of what could happen," she said quietly, and looked back to his face, tracing his features with her sight.

[Shinjo Monkhbaatar]

"That's the best way to live. Why wonder what something is like when you can find out," he agrees. There is no shyness in him, smiling pleasantly at her when she looks at him. "Is there something specific you would like to try? Something you want to make sure you don't miss?"

[Usagi Tsukimi]

"Had you asked me yesterday, I would've said the cuisine," she chuckled lightly, and then wrinkled her nose. "But, I would say riding horseback, and hope I don't sound boring in saying so?"

[Shinjo Monkhbaatar]

"Of course not. Makes me happy to hear that. It's always nice when someone says they want to try something you enjoy. And you'll definitely get your chance."

[Usagi Tsukimi]

"Is that a promise, Shinjo-san?" Her eyes sparkled a little in good humour. "It's just, I'm sure you'll have a flock of samurai women wanting you to teach them to ride, ne?"

[Shinjo Monkhbaatar]

"You have my word," he replies with a smile.

[Usagi Tsukimi]

She nodded, slow and steady, but the yurt spun.
"I hate to kick you out, Shinjo-san, as I enjoy every minute in your presence, but I think I should see if I can sleep away this illness."

[Shinjo Monkhbaatar]

"Of course," he says with a nod. "It's a bit rude of me to take up your rest time. Do you want me to leave the pot? Or should I empty it before I leave?" He looks to the teapot, not wanting it to get too astringent if she was just going to sleep.