May 13th, 2015

Ikharu woke up to an intense sunlight, the sun's rays beaming down to the earth that was now free of the white powder. After becoming grumpy of the snow nonsense a few days ago, the ikla had rarely left the tree where he had nested his butt in, only coming down for absolute necessities such as eating and drinking, possibly making sure that all of his feathers were nice and clean. Others would have the opportunity to gaze upon them in awe as the sunlight touched the many different colours on his wings. Let them, he wouldn't mind.

It was eventually boredom that lead the winged male down from his tree, feeling as though his mind was easily distracted by the slightest triggers, desperate to find anything new that might have sparked his interest. His mind was desperately searching for information, and the calling had become too much. The ikla would need to wander outside after the longest time of holing up in his tree.

It wasn't as hard as Ikharu had thought, he just stayed out of everyone's way, inspecting the interesting Ruins located in the very heart of the woods. The ancient structure and the possible story of those cold stone walls even managed to interest him for a good while. He wondered just who or what had build the structures, and as to what purpose it served in the middle of this dimension, where all of the inhabitants seemed to be mostly feral creatures, not humans or gods. What had this place once been? A manor, a castle? A startled hiss came from his mouth as his exploration trip was disturbed by a fawn that he didn't know, wanting to play with the Ceravi. Yeah, right, keep dreaming kid. The winged male tried his best to get rid of the little pest in order to get back to the one thing that actually managed to interest him, but the fawn followed him everywhere . Every turn the male made, every attempt to hide was always met by the fawn's bright eyes staring at his face. He had no chance but to give up eventually, and keep the fawn company while the youngster was exploring his surroundings. While Ikharu was uninterested in everything that the fawn attempted to impress him with, he would have been lying if he had said that he wasn't warming up to the fawn. The young creature seemed to admire him and everything that he did, so the ikla could respect that. It was just a fawn, after all, and even he didn't want to pick on them. They were full of life and wonder, somehow. Amusing creatures that took his boredom away. The fawn was a stubborn little pest, but adorable in its own way.

Later, with the little annoyance in tow, met with a lovely bird-faced doe, with a pelt as white as the sun that had just melted away (Sophie). She was a lovely, lovely sight, and the winged male instantly felt a kind of a companionship with her - she was polite, good-looking and collected, holding that head of hers up with pride. Without holding back, he decided to make a move on her, which turned out to be much easier than he had originally thought. The young doe were one of those easily flustered, blushing shy types, that only managed to giggle when someone praised her. Easy to take advantage of - until she suddenly changed, thanks to the fawn? The doe seemed to become jealous and bitter quite easily, pouting and lashing out at the winged male as he tried to keep the fawn warm. A woman like that, no matter how cute she seemed at the beginning, would be no good for Ikharu. He tried to make up with her, but both of the fawn and the doe kept needing his attention. While he basked joyfully in their love for him, he needed to make a choice. And he went with the fawn, not even sure what the bird-faced female wanted from him. He tried to nuzzle her, but got rejected, just to find her gesturing apologetic and sad movements just a moment after. The ikla became increasingly annoyed, not understanding a heck as to what this woman wanted him to do. Allowed her to go her own way while coldly turning his back on her, making sure the fawn was safe.

April 3rd, 2015 [/]

Huh. The male woke up to a pleasant twilight, which had painted the sky in a whole spectrum of colours, though obviously not enough to match the beauty of his wings. He had recently made sure to groom them to finally get rid of the mess that the rain had caused, and the twilight really helped to make his feathers stand out.

Saw a beautiful young brunette in the distance (Itzel) and immediately became interested. Young girls sitting alone like that, guarded and accompanied by no-one... easy, easy prey for the winged male. Approached her slowly, making sure she was seeing every single angle of his colourful feathers, showing them off and looking confident. She was interested, good - although she seemed like a sassy one and walked away from him at first. The male smirked; he loved it when ladies played hard to get. He hadn't seen many fiesty jaan back in his own home, so this was certainly a welcome change. He loved challenges.

Saw her trying to take down a small, fragile tree with her small, sharp antlers. It amused the male greatly, and he complimented her for being adorable, finally receiving a greeting in return. He was a little surprised of how easy it was, as the naiive girl sticked to him like glue just like that. He almost felt bad for her, as he shielded her with his wing... only to feel her plucking one of them out just a moment later. Oh no, that's the one thing you can't do. Stared at his wing for a moment in shock, watching as the young girl ran away - with his feather in tow.

Became furious as heck, attempting to chase the girl down and teach her a lesson or two - all romantic feelings that he might have had towards her were now gone. He couldn't love hopeless rascals like that, he couldn't even mate with them. Just who had raised that girl? Someone ought to teach her some manners. Couldn't outrun her through, so climbed to a nearby tree to wait until she would be lured into a false sense of security. It happened sooner than he expected - the girl seemed to be very proud of losing him. SURPRISE, flew across the sky and landed on her, pinning her to the ground. The brunette tried her best to apologise, but Ikharu did nothing with such lame words and excuses. He couldn't get that feather back, the one that had been a part of him, and Itzel would need to repay for the harm that she had caused. Accepted a gold ring from her as an apology, put it on his horn.

The girl was his property now, allowed her to sit on his feet. You have now become a part of Ikh's harem.

March 14th, 2015

It was raining, nasty. He would have to get his feathers and fur all wet standing out here.

He had mostly created a nest out of the biggest tree in the Playground, but it wouldn't offer much shelter from the weather - something that made the winged male briefly miss his home. Shelter and dry, warm air had probably been the only good thing about that place, anyway.

Gott buttsniff'd by Umay. Noticed he was facing a predator so decided to try and act nice for once. Accompanied him to a little shade under the rocks, which was better than nothing. Looks like he had company, a fawn wearing a skull (Natasha) and another adult. Got a little tense as they both got up, but was more or less uninterested of them. He just wanted to have some shelter, he wasn't about to start anything now. Began to groom his feathers, listening to the rain drumming against the stone above.

Later he saw a mommy and a kid (Juturnae and Nephele) sheltered between the rocks. Looked down at them, half in mind to terrorize the young fawn a lil' bit. He hoped that his presence was enough to intimidate the child - after all, there was no place for softness in our world. The sooner you learned that the world wasn't a kind place, the better.

March 4th, 2015

The male was starting to get used to his life in the Forest, desperately ran around to find high places or objects that he could add into his collection. He has taken a liking to the Playground, and spends a lot of time in the Birch trees around the rocks or just enjoying the sunlight by laying on the rocks instead.

Prefers to be on his own, as he doesn't really believe that anyone around here is worth his attention. As long as they left him alone, he'd leave them in peace as well.

Saw a big beast in the distance, curled in between some rocks (Windiga) . Foolish as he is, Ikharu didn't know any fear and didn't see any reason to be afraid, but it did unnerve him a bit. He had been looking for a nice holiday in this Forest, not a place where he'd have to fight or run for his life. Went a bit further from the monster, decided it'd be best to observe others from a distance to learn how they interacted with others - and perhaps learn the way of the Forest.

Of course, not that there was anything wrong with his own behaviour - learning was the only reason he would lift his claws to do anything.

February 6th, 2015

Arrival in the Forest. Woke up in here after passing out from exhaustion. IKKY, YOU SHOULD LEARN HOW TO TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF YOU LOSER.