Neverwinter Forest once in a while

Hide huffed out a laugh and nodded his head. "Yeah, when I was a pup I had good eyesight. Apparently it was something my grandfather had, on my mom's side? Like, his vision just... faded away, really quickly." The entire process had been terrifying, with the world growing fuzzier and fuzzier each day until it just fizzled out into pitch darkness. He recalled sobbing into his mother's fur, scared out of his mind, day after day. "His happened later in life than mine did, but I'm kind of glad mine happened when it did. I get longer to get used to it." He still dreamed in picture, a lot of the time, but he rarely remembered details the next day. 

Ears swiveled around toward Orochi again, and he hummed in thought. "I really always liked the sky. Sunsets and sun rises and stars and stuff. And I remember these... lightning bugs, that flashed in the summertime! Those were cool." That was more vague, as he'd been younger, but he did recall his older brother teaching him to bite down on one and his tongue glowed. It was gross, but funny. 

"Sometimes I wish I could see you. Is that weird? Like, I think we're probably the same size? But I'm not sure," he admitted with a smile. "I mean, I can tell a lot about you by your footsteps. I think I might be heavier."