Breeze shuffled his feet, embarrassed, shy and without any clue on how to either engage in conversation or politely excuse himself. The presence of the must-be-unreal-wolf made him very uncomfortable and he kept glancing towards it. He was embarrassed too that he hadn’t said anything more cleaver than “Ehum… Hi.”. However he had been severely surprised and if he had learned anything about himself in these past months it was that he needed proper preparation if he was to say anything that fitted into the category of ‘normal conversation’.

But the multicolored little mare answered him in the same manner he had greeted her and it immediately made him smile. Not a full-blown, teethy smile, but still a visible tug of the corners of his mouth. As heat quickly traveled to his face he looked down and pawed the ground slightly. And then the wolf disappeared with a few last words directed to the golden flying lizard. ”Take care of her.” Breeze’s gaze quickly darted to the sweet face of the girl. Did they really thing he could hurt her? His thoughts were easy to interpret in his black eyes as he opened up, letting the mare read him like an open book if she wanted, hoping she would see that he meant her no harm.

The metallic reptile then started chirping and trilling and Breeze looked at it curiously. After a few seconds he could not help himself… he started laughing. His youthful voice rose and fell and his eyes became shiny - reflecting the stars above. He couldn’t even keep his tightly folded wings to his body anymore and they fell down towards the ground - revealing the silver flecks on his back. He wasn’t laughing at the winged creature, but the sight of her sitting there and clearly encouraging him and the mare to speak to each other.

Breeze’s laugh then became a chuckle and when he finally managed to stop he gave the equine mare a wide smile. Her green eyes sparkled in the light of the moon and the stars and Breeze got stuck in them for a while as silence ruled between them. Then he finally found his words. "I am Breeze." he said softly, almost whispering. As if any loud words would ruin the moment and shatter the stillness around them. Carefully the young buck moved in a bit closer, simply because the distance felt awkwardly big if they were going to have a longer conversation.