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It's a rather quaint town when you get down to it. At least, that's what the Sheriff would argue. Warm and dry in the mornings and afternoons with a brisk coolness in the evenings. The perfect type of weather to just sit out on your rocking chair and observe the comings and goings.
... Of course, there's not much in the way of comings and goings when there aren't any actual people here to watch. Nevertheless, don't let that get you down! The town is your oyster and those roosters won't stop crowing until everyone's out of bed. Up and at 'em, rise and shine, it's time to make the day yours!
After all, there's nothing wrong with the town today and you might just want to savor it while it lasts.
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[From out of his pocket, Damian pulls an apple and a small dagger.] Hold out your hand. Keep your hand flat, or she'll accidentally bite your fingers. [He cuts a slice of apple off, placing it in Yuna's palm when ready.] Hold it low enough to reach.
[Apples are quite a nice treat. Raet is all about that. If done correctly, her searching lips will tickle Yuna's hand until she can pull the apple slice up into her mouth.]
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So Yuna holds out the apple slice with immense care to follow the directions she's been given, and laughs as Raet takes it from her.]
That's amazing! Hehe, I've never fed a horse before! [She starts to hold her other hand out, then stops abruptly.] Is it okay to pet her?
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It's not good to startle them. They may kick you, or rear back. They're herbivores, so their eyes are on the sides of their head; it helps them see predators. They might mistake you for one if you come up quickly or loudly from behind. Always approach from the side and front.
Don't pet them if you're scared. Horses can read emotions well.
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She lowers her voice, too, when she speaks to Damian.] You know so much about horses, Robin... That's really cool! Thank you for teaching me!
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[He glances at Yuna, and then he hands out the apple to her while wiping the knife off on his hip so he can put it away. God. HE HATES GIRLS.] There's some flow-- [Before he can finish the sentence, before Yuna can take the apple, the mare stretches its head up quickly and snaps it right out of his hand for herself.
Damian is left holding empty air until he gains his composure. RIP.] That wasn't yours. [But he doesn't sound at all scathing.]
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Aaah, she really likes apples! I bet she's really thankful for the treat!
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Regardless, the horse gets a pat or two on the neck, then a push for it to go back toward the hay he put in the trough.] There's more in the pasture where the flowers are. Birds carried seed from the orchard, and a few apple trees grew.
Come on. [For now, the horse is left to graze on the hay, though it will probably be trotting out to join them later. At the moment, the cat from before decides it's time to pad out of the stable and after Damian like a shadow, keeping somewhere in the middle of him and Yuna.
He gives her a little merowl of greeting.]
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[And she follows right along, swinging her basket next to her and humming something cheerful.]
I like your mask, by the way, it's really cool! [She's so here for superhero aesthetics. And then she notices the cat and gasps with happy surprise.] Hi, kitty! [AAAAAA YES SHE LOVES CATS THIS IS THE BEST DAY EVER] Have you been taking care of this cat, too?
im sorry your friends are now dying
His name is Alfred Pennyworth. [And Alfred is quite content on getting attention, so he twirls between Yuna's legs when she isn't walking, then pads double-time alongside her to follow when she does.]
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Papika's really nice, isn't she? Sharing a room with a stranger isn't the best, but I think she's a good person to get to share space with.
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The cows are further out, distant, but visible. A herd of black and white grazing. One or two horses are neighbors to them, doing the same.] I guess.
She's-- [Stupid, the word he wants to use, but thinks better of it.] --naive. She doesn't think about things before she does them.