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It was hitting just about twilight after a rather warm day. The sun slowly sinking below the surface the last few rays clinging to the land as the moons gentle luminescence shimmered into existence across from it. The sounds of day had dwindled to naught as slowly the darker more mysterious sounds of night slipped to life. There was the soft hooting of owls and the gentle chips of crickets, the occasional snap of a twig from a night time creature. As the last rays of the sun slipped below the backdrop of the earth a breeze seemed to pick up dancing through the tree tops and making them sway.

Slowly the moon flowers began to open their pretty little faces. The white flowers almost seeming to glow in the soft lighting of the meadow which lay tucked away near the base of rocky cliffs and in the shadow of tall trees. It was the perfect backdrop for the creature that slipped between the almost shoulder height grass. One might have missed the passing beauty had it not been for the metal of his earrings that caught in the light or the way the swirls on his tail seemed to light up as they caught the moon's glow.

Rolaiin had never been a big fan of the hot days, as his coat was mostly black leaving him sucking up heat rather easily. No, he was much more a dusk time creature enjoying the softer light that didn't try to burn him to a crisp. He was walking slowly through the flowers careful not to make a sound, his ears laid against his head in contentment.

This was his domain, it was his time to shine. He was the best, and he knew it. He wasn't the least bit afraid to tell someone how beautiful he knew he was, or how great he was. In his strikingly blue eyes there wasn't a thing he could do wrong. The little ghost of a Jokoa nearly floated through the flowers on his high. Could anything bring him down?

Ro hadn't really been paying attention thus when he caught on to the soft sounds of footsteps it was already to late. He twisted around to look at the newcomer, the skeletal marking on his face causing his eyes to stand out. At first he didn't answer, instead he wrinkled his nose and lifted a paw away from the other male. How unseemly. He stuck his nose slightly in the air before pointedly brushing the male off. "Hello." He whispered in a voice that was soft yet biting. He didn't say anything else after that as he sat, with his nose in the air and his ears laid back.

His figure was slim and almost borderline delicate. With his back turned to the male one could see just how small he actually was. It was amusing in its own right as the way he carried himself was of someone much larger. He had an air about him, one that was very... better than you. It wasn't easily missed, not with the over flow of it. It was painfully obvious that he was dismissing this male and saw no beauty in him.

Rolaiin turned his nose up and pressed his ears back against his head in indignation at the male. Was he that dim? Could he not tell that his presence wasn't wanted? Honestly. If he wasn't careful he would get bitten of that Ro promised. He snorted at the male as he spoke and began to circle him, and for quite sometime he ignored him.

"Blind? No I dare say I am not. There is very little light to get into my eyes thank you." He said in a huff before finally turning to look at the male. "I have had plenty of sleep and I am quite intelligent and no you don't deserve more than a simple hello." He said in a rather snarky tone, before turning his nose back up and into the air. "My name isn't darling." He said in a slight huff. "Perhaps you can take the hint now." He looked back at the other male and gave just the sweetest of smiles. "Get lost."