celtic lore

Going to go ahead and have Lagon take his leave. c:

His efforts to be friendly — though he had a friendly disposition naturally and in truth it required no effort — was quickly lain to waste as far as Lagon cared to think when the other male had appeared and the girl and man had shared a look that Lagon didn't quite understand. All he could think was that perhaps they were lovers or something (regardless of how wrong he was) and started to make all the wrong assumptions. Maybe she'd been waiting for the chocolate colored male here and he (Lagon) had been an unexpected and unwanted surprise. It would make sense, Lagon reasoned, as to why she seemed like she was going to take flight at any given second. She never once spoke, nor either did the chocolate male but when the girl darted into the forest Lagon did not make an effort to go after her. Following his line of assumptions he figured she probably wanted to be alone with the chocolate colored male and who was he to interrupt whatever was going on between them?

Without another word he turned and departed trying to remember if he'd ever had a more odd interaction in his life and came to the quick conclusion that he had not.