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souhi_no_arashi) wrote2010-05-09 01:14 am
souhi_no_arashi) wrote2010-05-09 01:14 am
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[Dream] 07
Dream effect (optional): Just pretty typical boyish happiness at being with one's mother and enjoying the bestest lunch evar
"Young master!"
A boy with short spiky black hair swung back on the branch he was perched in and watched from upside down with curious red eyes as his mother's attendant came running out of the house looking for him.
She startled upon seeing him there and then covered her mouth with her hand, hiding the smile and giggle. "Young master, your mother wants you to join her. The sushi she asked to be prepared is ready and she was thinking a picnic under the blossoms would be lovely."
His boyish face lit up before the child swung back further, letting his legs unhook around the branch and he dropped to the ground, landing on his feet.
"Oh that's dangerous, please be careful," the woman lightly, but politely chided as he ran past her, tossing off his shoes before careening into the house.
"Mother, mother!" He skidded to a stop, breathless as he came across her and she smiled at him warmly, making the boy beam.
"Kurogane, what have you been told about running about the house?" she asked softly, still smiling as she tilted her head with the question.
The boy blinked and looked a little guilty, "Sorry, mother..."
She laughed, a light airy chuckle, and offered out a hand to him. "Let's go find a good tree to sit under to enjoy your favorite sushi, shall we?"
The little boy nodded vigorously and took his mother's offered hand as one of her attendants carried the food out after them as they began to walk the estate grounds to find a good tree to enjoy the blossoms under. Occasionally he would run ahead and point things out to the woman excitedly, including bringing a sprig of the sakura that had fallen from one of the trees to her as a gift. Soon they came to a larger tree that spread its branches out widely, creating a carpet of pink above and below.
"I think this should do, mm?"
"Ah!" The child helped the attendant lay out a blanket for them to sit upon to enjoy their meal and sat with his mother happily as the food was laid out. He excitedly took a bite of the oshizushi, his favorite, and savored it with a grin.
"Should we save some for your father supposing he makes it home tonight?" the woman asked with laugh in her voice.
Red eyes narrowed in thought for a moment, debating if he wanted to share the sushi or not, but it was his father... soooo..... "Mm, we should! But don't tell him I said that. And he only gets until tonight. Hmph!"
She laughed and nodded quietly. The two continued to eat and enjoy the flowers and good weather, the picture of a happy mother and son....
*Kurogane didn't so much as stir as the dream trailed off and he fell into a deeper sleep, the feed dying off after a moment of darkness, soft blue light going unnoticed.*
"Young master!"
A boy with short spiky black hair swung back on the branch he was perched in and watched from upside down with curious red eyes as his mother's attendant came running out of the house looking for him.
She startled upon seeing him there and then covered her mouth with her hand, hiding the smile and giggle. "Young master, your mother wants you to join her. The sushi she asked to be prepared is ready and she was thinking a picnic under the blossoms would be lovely."
His boyish face lit up before the child swung back further, letting his legs unhook around the branch and he dropped to the ground, landing on his feet.
"Oh that's dangerous, please be careful," the woman lightly, but politely chided as he ran past her, tossing off his shoes before careening into the house.
"Mother, mother!" He skidded to a stop, breathless as he came across her and she smiled at him warmly, making the boy beam.
"Kurogane, what have you been told about running about the house?" she asked softly, still smiling as she tilted her head with the question.
The boy blinked and looked a little guilty, "Sorry, mother..."
She laughed, a light airy chuckle, and offered out a hand to him. "Let's go find a good tree to sit under to enjoy your favorite sushi, shall we?"
The little boy nodded vigorously and took his mother's offered hand as one of her attendants carried the food out after them as they began to walk the estate grounds to find a good tree to enjoy the blossoms under. Occasionally he would run ahead and point things out to the woman excitedly, including bringing a sprig of the sakura that had fallen from one of the trees to her as a gift. Soon they came to a larger tree that spread its branches out widely, creating a carpet of pink above and below.
"I think this should do, mm?"
"Ah!" The child helped the attendant lay out a blanket for them to sit upon to enjoy their meal and sat with his mother happily as the food was laid out. He excitedly took a bite of the oshizushi, his favorite, and savored it with a grin.
"Should we save some for your father supposing he makes it home tonight?" the woman asked with laugh in her voice.
Red eyes narrowed in thought for a moment, debating if he wanted to share the sushi or not, but it was his father... soooo..... "Mm, we should! But don't tell him I said that. And he only gets until tonight. Hmph!"
She laughed and nodded quietly. The two continued to eat and enjoy the flowers and good weather, the picture of a happy mother and son....
*Kurogane didn't so much as stir as the dream trailed off and he fell into a deeper sleep, the feed dying off after a moment of darkness, soft blue light going unnoticed.*
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I'm from a country called Nihon.
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/so sorry for being late!
No prob no prob!
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I'm... [Doesn't really know what to say; she refrains from asking what happened.]
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*Tch, these broadcasting dreams were annoying... Like she needed more to worry about and upset her?*
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