took her hair out the bow and laid that ribbon in my hand
Damn it Oliver, stop being there for all her embarassing moments. Like being a bat who can't fly well. Yet of course, yet being the key word. Still, it was rather annoying that she'd veered the the ground so crudely. "What can I say, I'm a natural," she joked, though fully aware that he was on to her.
She watched with dark eyes wide as Oliver shifted down into his fennec fox form, which now looked far bigger than it ever had before. He suggested they go for a trial run, and while she didn't particularly want to look a fool in front of someone, there was no one she'd rather it be than Oliver. With a sigh, that would've been a rumble in her feline body or a low hum as a human but that came out as a high pitched yip, she crawled from her bed post perch to the edge of the bed.
"You've convinced me," she cooed back with her theatrical flair, then dropped from her perch, spreading her wings to catch herself on the wind. She glided for a moment, but in favor of not crashing she tried to stop herself by flapping some more, hovering at least. That was the first step, like swimming. Float before you go across the ocean, flap before you fly.
She watched with dark eyes wide as Oliver shifted down into his fennec fox form, which now looked far bigger than it ever had before. He suggested they go for a trial run, and while she didn't particularly want to look a fool in front of someone, there was no one she'd rather it be than Oliver. With a sigh, that would've been a rumble in her feline body or a low hum as a human but that came out as a high pitched yip, she crawled from her bed post perch to the edge of the bed.
"You've convinced me," she cooed back with her theatrical flair, then dropped from her perch, spreading her wings to catch herself on the wind. She glided for a moment, but in favor of not crashing she tried to stop herself by flapping some more, hovering at least. That was the first step, like swimming. Float before you go across the ocean, flap before you fly.
AISHA
