Soh greeted Boreal with a friendly scratch and snuck a piece of jerky from her pocket to the dragon. Had she known Tal's thought process, she would have approved immensely. Making working out a game was brilliant in its simplicity; Soh was always ready to have fun! She accepted the bag and looked inside curiously to find four blue beanbags. She listened to the rules closely and grinned when Tal finished speaking. "Sounds like fun," she said. Maybe, if she focused on the game, she wouldn't feel so self-conscious about her relatively lacking physical prowess.
Soh joined her friend at the starting line, hefting a single beanbag daintily from her net bag. She tossed it in the air and caught it again. At least heights didn't bother her, and she could always shift if she fell and Boreal didn't catch her. "Right." She took a steadying breath. "On your count, then?" Not one to jump ahead of the count, she readied herself and waiting for Tal's instruction to begin.
Soh joined her friend at the starting line, hefting a single beanbag daintily from her net bag. She tossed it in the air and caught it again. At least heights didn't bother her, and she could always shift if she fell and Boreal didn't catch her. "Right." She took a steadying breath. "On your count, then?" Not one to jump ahead of the count, she readied herself and waiting for Tal's instruction to begin.
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