The Sunspire Sunshine and whiskey

Vienna spotted her quarry not too long into her search, an automatic grin coming on when she set eyes on him. It was second nature, her day just getting that much brighter anytime he happened to be in it.

Some might have been nervous or hesitant in her place. After all, she hadn't been away from home long, nor was she -that- old yet. She had little experience in relationships (ie none) and he was one of the first suitable males she had ever encountered, let alone had interest in. Perhaps she should have worried that she hadn't experienced enough, seen enough of the world and what it had to offer. But Vienna wasn't a worrier, formed connections fast, and once she did, they rarely if ever faded. She knew what she wanted and, when she saw it, she didn't let it pass her by.

Even her brother and his relationship she was no longer letting bother her. So long as they were cordial to one another and did not make her choose sides, she let it rest as it was without interference. It would have been ideal had they been friends, but sometimes two individuals didn't get along. That they were willing to get past it for her was amazing, so she gave them the benefit of the doubt on that account.

He was cocky as ever, and she danced over, giving a small nuzzle and a lick to his cheek. His grin was too adorable (though 'adorable' was likely not what he'd like to hear of it). "You aren't wrong, though if you could tell why, then I'd be impressed!" Her eyes went to the herd behind him, but they were so far away she hadn't bothered to keep her voice below a normal speaking level. "How's the prey running?" It was an impressive group.