It was having a fit again, that beast named Flower. Throwing it's head and trying to get the muzzle off so it could snap at the various people int he park. He still didn't fully understand the purpose of bringing the dragon along, not fully.
Not that he understood a lot it seemed.
One black ear flicked as the dragon hissed again as 'Music Box' tried to calm him down, one speaking in english that was broken through nervousness, the other in a gruff language he didn't understand in the least. Oh, there perhaps it seemed that the raven was doing some good and- nope. There went the black exerting his dominance again and his older sibling shrinking back as usual. This was nothing new really, which was why it didn't alarm him. A show he'd grown to see as normal, even if everyone else enjoying one of the few last warm days of summer seemed ready to bolt should the dragon truly lose it. Then again, some of the looks might have had to do with the fact such a young child was calmly sitting near a slightly insane looking dragon. Just maybe.
Another casual twitch of his ear, though this time caused by something brushing the sensitive hairs and the reaction being more subconcious than anything. Though it did draw his attention, causing the boy to glance up and catch sight of the offender. Wings fluttered daintily as the butterfly tried to dart along, it was obviously still holding onto what warmth existed. It's last fleeting attempts. That might be cut short due to it's badly timed appearance.
Phace wasn't too interested in the current ongoings, and whatever instinct was left in him caused the child to shove himself up to his feet. Still not completely steady, he managed to snatchup his staff and begin making his way along after the new prey. Both eyes focused only on the pale white wings of the thing as he attmepted to keep up. Step, wobble, regain balance, step, step, faceplant. Up he went again, managing a few more quick steps before he slipped a bit and went again. He wasn't about to give up on the thing, even if he was obviously falling behind.
Through a few bushes, which was actually quite difficult due to the branches not wanting to let him through. Which was the main reason that by the time the teal hair'ed child managed to drag his way out of the foliage it was obvious the previous subject of interest had escaped, something that did dra wa bit of a pout to the boy's face.
Alas, now what was he to do?
Legends: De Nobis Fabula Narratur
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