Horizon Ridge You need it so believe it

Every move that she'd made had been met, drawing from her a quiet sound of amusement as she was delighted by her very first session of play. When she'd lurched forward, he had moved back. When she'd run off a short ways, he'd given chase. When she'd stopped... well, he had stopped, too, albeit with a lack of grace. But she had not care, believing that what they were doing did not need to be proper, it simply had to be fun. A soft bought of laughter had even slipped passed her lips as she'd watched him, keeping still as he'd regained his footing. Thereafter, though, he'd drawn nearer to her, inhaling the cause behind their meeting of one another. It was then that she'd delved into her mind, seeking the dragon that always seemed to hold the correct answers, but finding that he'd forced himself into an unconscious state. Draco had abandoned her when his opinion was needed, leaving the girl to continue on her own, basing her response off of nothing more than her own judgement.

Uncertainty filled her eyes, a whine leaving her maw as she'd turned her head to look at him. Carefully, she'd moved her entire body around, stationing her frontal portion before his own. Though she knew not what to do from there, finding that she had no desire to leave his presence. Instinctively, she was drawn to him, favouring his health and gentle nature. Consciously, though, she couldn't help but wonder if her staying there was a betrayal to her tribe. If it was, she'd cast the notion aside, deciding to approach the nameless male instead and nip gently as his cheek, wondering if she might be able to lure him back into their forgotten session of childish antics. No matter in which direction the situation went, however, she'd find herself unable to depart, tied down by the thoughts of their previous game.