Yasuki Tomonaga wrote:Tomonaga waited a moment, expecting more. When it was clear there wasn't going to be more, he smiled gently. "Ide-san... I didn't hear anything in that to reflect on you, specifically. And even if I had..." He shrugged. "The Crab can hardly criticize others for improper behavior. The Yasuki try a bit, but generally we just don't care about that sort of thing. I... well, I actually kinda like how honestly the Unicorn show their emotions. Which probably tells you all you need to know about how good I am at that." That last was said a little sheepishly.
He bowed. "So, yeah. Don't worry about that sort of thing with me, as long as you're okay with me being a little relaxed with my emotions, too." His smile grew a bit teasing. "Actually, I kinda like it when I catch you blushing."
He let that hang for a moment, before he stepped closer to the horse, looking up at him fondly. "So, shall we ride, then?"
Yasuki Tomonaga wrote:And, just as he'd implied, Tomonaga's smile grew a bit broader as she blushed again. "Okay, good. I'm glad. Really glad."
"And yes, a story! Just like I promised you. It's got a lot to do with the Crab. I hope you'll like it. I was thinking that I could tell it to you as we rode, as long as it's not too bumpy, but with Scirocco, I don't have much fear of that."
He stepped closer to the horse, but then paused, frowning thoughtfully. He looked back to Samai, then up to the saddle. "So... I get on first?" He asked. It seemed he was a little clear as to the logistics of both of them riding.
Yasuki Tomonaga wrote:For his part, Tomonaga hadn't entirely thought that through, either. On the other hand, once he did, he found that he certainly wasn't displeased with the idea. "Oh, umm, right, yeah." He reddened just a little, mostly out of worry of having embarrassed her. "Well, this should be better, right? I'd feel weird having you trotting along on foot, while I rode. It should be okay."
Smiling, he stepped back, giving her space to mount Scirocco. But there was a tiny bit of concern. "I've only mounted him when the whole saddle was free." He said. "Is it pretty much the same way, easy enough?"
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