Private a nice day in the park, yes?

It was a good day for a walk in the park as it could get. At least for a night-walker like Quincy because as much as he wanted to stay out and about, the sun and him had a complicated relationship. He had no problem walking around in the evenings to get his fresh air, but his guardian gets more and more anxious if he stays out later than necessary -- which he could understand considering all she does is care. So, he'll just take what he can.

At the very least, the sun was not burning him up just yet and his umbrella gave him just enough shade. While he was aimlessly walking, Quincy could only watch along the sides, seeing families and friends together under the daylight. There was a bit if him that was slightly bit jealous, but he chose to smother that feeling. He was there after all to get some air.

As Quincy walked on, a glimmer of light caught his eye, not enough to blind him but just enough for him to take notice. He turned to find the source by the pond. The sun reflected off the water, blinding him for a moment before he was able to find the lone stranger facing towards the water. He tilted his head, a bit confused, but he easily made his way to the stranger.

Quincy came up behind them without warning. "Hey what're you doing over here?"

The cutting motion nearly startled the blond, making him take a small step back. But there was no sign of alarm on his face. If anything, he looks rather happy about himself. The stranger turned to him with a questioning look, while he responded with a toothy grin.

"Sorry, did you not want company?" he asked. Although despite his words, he seemed not at all apologetic. He was even playing with his umbrella, twirling it around over his shoulders. For a moment, he may have looked sheepish, but perhaps one could wave it off as a trick of the shadows. "I just kinda noticed you all the way here and got curious. Here for practice?"

Quincy returned a bright grin at the other's response, easily failing to notice the movement in the water in front of him. He was just glad he wasn't going to be sent away, and really, that was all he could ask. When the stranger turned to face the water, Quincy followed suit, crouching next to him with his curious gaze in the moving waters. While he would have liked to sit closer, Quincy assumed it was better to give him space to do... whatever he was doing along with the space he needed to for his umbrella.

To his credit, Quincy managed not to speak until the other spoke first. "Daily things?" he echoed, turning to face his companion so that he wasn't fully obscured by his umbrella. "You do this everyday then? You must be a hard worker. I'm just here for a walk," he noted. "Then again... it must be nice. Sunlight looks pretty in the water like this."

After receiving his answer, Quincy turned his attention back into the water, watching as it moved along with the other's movements. It was fascinating to watch, as it was as beautiful a display. He watched with such a child-like wonder. Quincy couldn't help a small little applause as the water returned to its stillness, wonder, oh, so clear in his expression.

The question pulled Quincy's attention back to his company promptly answering. "Oh, it's Quincy. My name's Quincy," he said, repeating it as though to correct his own delivery. "Oh that, uh, I mean I'd love a little more warmth, but it's really more of the light I'm having some trouble with and I don't have anything else to keep it away right now," he explained rather poorly.

"How about you? What's your name?"

There was absolutely nothing questionable about dunking one's feet into the pond but Quincy's attention being all over the place took notice how the water wouldn't get on the other's legs. If it was possible, there could have been question marks appearing over his head.

That aside, Quincy was distracted until he was asked, almost missing the first question asked. He had to process for a moment, trying to piece together the words he managed to hear. "Zheng Qing," he repeated, trying out the name for himself. Wasn't a name he could remember easily honestly, so he just smiled, chanting it a few times in his mind. "And ah... I like getting some air?" he responded, sounding not at all convincing. More so when he had followed it with a nervous chuckle.

"Really, I just wanted to get out of the house today!" A pause. "But yeah, I get bad sunburns, aha. Weird allergies, right? I still don't know how most people deal with the sun rays especially during the summer."