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"I've seem wild before, remember? You chewed on me a bit before being pacified. No hard feelings of course." Saradin scratched Eclipse's head again for emphasis. "Seeing as sleep is out of the question at this point, what do you say to playing some? Keep you from taunting people in their sleep, at least for tonight."

"I hadn't planned that far ahead honestly. I just need something to do, and keeping you from pulling pranks seems to work." Without warning Saradin walked right past Eclipse, mind set on the staircase. "We can always play fetch again. Unless you have something else you want to do?"

"I think you just like making me bring that ball back." He walked away a bit into a shadow that was being casted off the wall, seemingly disappearing, the disembodied voice ringing out. "Hm, I think I can have more fun this way, now I can stalk disembodied voice style." Moments later, Eclipse was seen at the top the stairs, tail wagging.

"Had a dog growing up. Or remeber having a dog. Always was a playful thing, not as capable as you, but he was mine. So I guess I do just enjoy you bringing the ball back." Saradin vanished from view midway up the stairs. Next his voice touched from several inches behind Eclipse's ear. "Brings back fond memories, among other reasons." He was crouched next to Ecplipse, hand already moving to pat the blue furry one on the head before heading out to the balcony.

" Don't forget about the' there's an arch devil in little miss angles head that is coming to kill us all'. You know, with all this going on I don't think you should be alone, it's just not safe. But fear not for I will volunteer to stand guard for you" he gave her a sly wink and a half smile" so what do you say maim?"

((*now filling in for phea* ooooo... its starting to get interesting between the two of you. *wink wink, nudge nudge*))

"I do to much scaring already. But thank you for the offer." Saradin stepped clear over the rail and poised himself at the corner of the roof, looking out over the area as he had many times before. He slipped one hand into one of the inner pockets of his jacket, the one that used to always contain his liquor flask, and withdrew the small glowing orb that Eclipse had shown him. "Hope you don't mind that I borrowed this." He tossed it up into the air as he had before and caught it in the same hand. "You like to fly around sometimes... so why not a more aerial version of our previous game?" The small orb bolted out across the sky as Saradin tossed it away from the building and looked over to Eclipse.

"Maybe it can, maybe it can't. We'll just have to test just how skilled you really are." Bending to pick up the orb ball again, Saradin tested his throwing arm by rotating his shoulder and popping the joint once. So prepared, he pitched the ball away from the house, sailing clear past the fence. "It's all your's."

For the first time in a while, Saradin laughed honestly. "Indeed. But you were the one who said that it could never escape you." Taking the ball from Eclipse he wiped off a bit of the mud caked to it. "Next pitch won't be going anywhere then." His eyes drifted upward to the sky, before the small light rocketed upward accompanied with one humorous word seemingly indirectly spoken. "Fetch."