Sagari sat on a toppled over tree looking over at Arty as he paced in frustration. The tree, judging from the length of the limbs and sturdiness of it's base, had not been very old. And it was cut clean from the bottom. This led her to believe that there had been a fight, because if it had been chopped down for any other reason it would not had been left to rot. She felt for the tree. She, in a sense, had also been thrown aside and forgotten. Until of course she had told her parents about Arty, then they had no problems trying to exploit her.
She let out a sigh and picked a leaf off the ground, channeling a little bit of her energy into the leaf she blew it towards Arty when is landy on his fluffy arm it popped into a cloud of smoke with Sagari's voice.
Calm down, Arty. It's not that big of a deal.
Not that big of a deal? NOT THAT BIG OF A DEAL?! Will you look at this and be serious, Sagari! Arty howled as he shoved his brown torn arm at Sagari, there was a slight rip at the tip of his paw. He was always so dramatic.
Arty, chill. she said and looked up at the sky trying to block out Arty's whining.
She let out a sigh and picked a leaf off the ground, channeling a little bit of her energy into the leaf she blew it towards Arty when is landy on his fluffy arm it popped into a cloud of smoke with Sagari's voice.
Calm down, Arty. It's not that big of a deal.
Not that big of a deal? NOT THAT BIG OF A DEAL?! Will you look at this and be serious, Sagari! Arty howled as he shoved his brown torn arm at Sagari, there was a slight rip at the tip of his paw. He was always so dramatic.
Arty, chill. she said and looked up at the sky trying to block out Arty's whining.