Greatwater Lake Like Crystals, Reflecting in the Darkness

It's cool. I kind of forgot too. Woo, for bad memories.

The woman's eyes narrowed as the four-legged sun returned what she'd said, after changing it a bit, of course. Quietly, she scoffed, despite the silence of the cool night having already been destroyed. To her, there was nothing wrong with having a coat as dark as her own. In fact, it was a good thing, and further showed her just how amazing she believed herself to be due to being able to blend into the night with it. A helpful skill for her, as she preferred the night to the day, the moon to the sun. There they were, the night and the sun, meeting for the first time. It was odd, to her, and even more so when he grew closer just to plop himself down a small distance away. "Touché," she stated, amber eyes narrowing a bit more at the man.

Sen's head and line of sight were quick to return to the lake before them, preferring it's peaceful aura to the blinding light of the other's coat. "Very much so," the darker being commented, not bothering to look to him as she spoke. If she stared at him for too long, she was positive she really would go blind. Blinded by the sun that had appeared in the night, which would leaver her stumbling around and smacking into things like a beatle that just can't escape a room. Tree in the way? She'd end up trying to go through it, rather than around. To avoid having something like that happen to her, the female kept herself from glancing at her newly found acquaintance as often as she was able. "What brings you here?" she inquired, doing her best to not shoot him a look. "Intent on blinding those out at night?"