Not so much "antics" as they are nice moments. Toukan's made friends with Hyacinth. =D He met her a few days ago, and they had a nice time with some light frolicking around and in the shallow water of the pond.


"Light" frolicking since Toukan's leg allows for no more than that. It's better than it used to be, but he's determined to strengthen himself more, so he won't be left out when others hop around, and run and jump.

And not long after waking up today, he met Silvery, who was a little shocked to find he was no longer see-through. (They met once before in an RP on here. If you don't know, Toukan was thought to be dead before, with his spirit wandering around the Forest. He became visible for a moment due to some strange powers of Spangle Plushblue's. Before he faded away again, he realized he wasn't dead, telling Kinsha he might be seeing him around soon. That's the gist of it anyway.)
Didn't get any screenshots of the mask-spamming unfortunately. Oh, and this doesn't seem important, but Toukan had picked up some flowers, but after Silvery started pawing at the flower patch and shaking her head, he realized she was allergic, so he sneezed them off again.
Soon, Hyacinth appeared, becoming acquainted with Silvery. She cast some flowers on Toukan, leaving him a bit torn. On the one hoof, Sil was allergic. On the other hoof, they were given to him. So he kept them, but tried not to get too close to Silvery to keep the pollen away.

A little while after coming across a fawn that seemed depressed, and sitting with them in front of a grave (I wonder who the grave is for), Silvery had to go. (I am reminded once again I need to put Toukan and Kinsha in at the same time.) It was just Toukan and Hyacinth again. There isn't much to say, except the time spent was pleasant and peaceful.





Also had a strange encounter with Yori I believe. He suddenly got old. o.o
After that, they slowly made their way to the pond, Toukan determinedly telling himself he would make his leg stronger so he wouldn't have to rest it so much. After a refreshing drink, and a short dance by the dragonflies with a nameless, they sat in the shallow water for awhile.
He must've drifted off, since he awoke from the sound of the devout pelt hitting Hyacinth. Sensing how much it startled her, Toukan was hit with a feeling of protectiveness, though a bit too late. Fortunately, a second later the pelt faded from the one who'd cast it. But Toukan kept his eye on that one until they walked away.
Next was a walk along the river, meeting the odd deer along the way to the Crying Idol. A shower under the Crying Idol's waterfalls was a nice way to end a hot day.