Rexanna soon found that she loved this bird. And if she could, she'd keep him just to have a companion of sorts, a friend to sit on her shoulder that she could talk to aimlessly (of course not knowing it was Jigano the whole time). She suddenly realized how nice it was to have someone to talk to rather than with, a creature to simply exist with. She knew she wasn't alone, per say, but it was on days like this where it might be nice to have someone to sit with and watch the clouds flutter across the sky without having to be the one to seek a friend out. Her gaze continued to glance to the raven as she placed the seeds in a place where she couldn't lose them, and when she had tried to make a hole and spoke to the raven, she watched as the pale bird hopped closer, croaking in response to her words.
She felt like she could understand him almost, in a strange way. Not in a way of speech but by a way of company. And she sat back to smile at the bird quietly while he inspected her work. But she drew a bit closer in curiosity when the bird began to change the work she had done, at first growing a bit concerned that now he was just toying with her to ruin the work they had accomplished. However, Rexanna wasn't one to get mad at a bird of all things. So she waited, a small hint of anxiety growing in her heart before Jigano moved back from it. He fluffed up his feathers, clacked his beak, and she eyed his work with a calmer gaze. "Oh, brilliant idea." She offered thoughtfully, reaching over to grab the few seeds and drop them into the hole.
When she had, she used her hands to push the earth back over it until it had been fully planted and eyed the raven once again. "You certainly are quite the help! I could use a friend like you more often!" She offered with a bright grin shot in his direction. "So, do you think we water it now?" She questioned him, resting her hands on her hips as she sat back and watched him curiously.
She felt like she could understand him almost, in a strange way. Not in a way of speech but by a way of company. And she sat back to smile at the bird quietly while he inspected her work. But she drew a bit closer in curiosity when the bird began to change the work she had done, at first growing a bit concerned that now he was just toying with her to ruin the work they had accomplished. However, Rexanna wasn't one to get mad at a bird of all things. So she waited, a small hint of anxiety growing in her heart before Jigano moved back from it. He fluffed up his feathers, clacked his beak, and she eyed his work with a calmer gaze. "Oh, brilliant idea." She offered thoughtfully, reaching over to grab the few seeds and drop them into the hole.
When she had, she used her hands to push the earth back over it until it had been fully planted and eyed the raven once again. "You certainly are quite the help! I could use a friend like you more often!" She offered with a bright grin shot in his direction. "So, do you think we water it now?" She questioned him, resting her hands on her hips as she sat back and watched him curiously.
