moonstudentmagus:
Hakuno watched as the man looked at her and gave a laugh, presumably at the fact that she actually came back to seek his aid. Did he not expect her to need his help so soon? It was perhaps a little silly of herâŠ
As he assumed his position, she tried to observe some form or technique as to his scouring the markets looking for the stuffed horse but there was nothing she could notice. Maybe he really did just have a flair for dramatics.
All three of the horses he found did seem like good candidates, but Hakuno needed to think this through logically. If the third one is âimmobileâ, even if only in appearances, it may be too large for the girl to carry. The second sounded like it was especially stuffed, which would make for a very soft toy that the girl could enjoy perhaps. The one dyed in the hues of flowers honestly sounded itâd be cute, at least to Hakunoâs eyeâŠ.
She gave a thoughtful nod. âHmm, letâs go with the colorful one? I think it would be cute for the girl.â She smiled at him. âSo do I owe you anything once youâre done, for all youâve done today? Youâve really been a great help.â
â A marvelous choice! I shall return with the colored horse, â Kurowli applauds her decision with a sharp nod, before disappearing once again to grab the desired horse. Frankly, the effort could have easily been left up to his owls--- whom had been tagging along on the treetops; one cheekily perching on a nearby bench as if to keep the girl company--- but the man had promised to do the job himself.
Despite accidentally startling the shopkeeper and not having enough currency on his person to buy the stuffed animal, a secret revealed and a point in the right direction was surprisingly enough to convince them and acquire the item. Smoke erupts with his return as Kurowli ceremonially holds out the pink and white decorated horse for the other. Hopefully the little girl will enjoy it.
â Owe me? Hmhm... how quaint. Of course not, girl, being benevolent is my duty as a god, â He casts his gaze elsewhere, seemingly ending the topic swiftly with disinterest. Yet, it takes but a sudden thought to cross his mind, reigniting his enthusiasm, â ---Though, there IS one thing I desire from you. I have given you what you needed, yet I do not believe we ever introduced ourselves. You must give me your name for I cannot call you âgirlâ forever. â










