love is a laserquest

Levi shook his head, "I'm not doing anything. I just wanted to look at the chickens." He frowned a little, he'd liked that white fluffy one that had been sitting on his egg. Hopefully he hadn't picked it up too late, and that soon enough it'd hatch into a chick - though God knew how he'd hide it from Tyberius when that did happen, he realized he hadn't really thought about that, had he? Oh well, he'd figure it out when the time came. Reluctant to get any closer to the sheep, Levi really didn't like the look of those horns. He was worried that if that ram got through the fence, he might not make it out alive.

"Really?" He asked, shuffling close to Ty and taking his hand again, all poor Levi wanted to do was pet the animals, and the only animal he'd really succeeded with doing that was the goats, that had not been what he'd wanted. "You wouldn't carry them off, though." He murmured, frowning a little, but then again he wasn't really sure about that. Surely, Ty wouldn't be mean enough to take a poor little piglet from it's mother? He didn't really know, but maybe it was best not to stick around too long to find out.​

Still a little skeptic about the animals, Levi came to the conclusion that it probably was him they were bolting from - he was a demon, after all, a creature that had crawled up from the depths of hell. Most sane humans cast a wary eye at him, and these animals certainly seemed to sense something... Off about him. Under that assumption, was it really a very good idea to go and see some of the more dangerous animals? God only knew how a lion would react to his presence, if the mother pig had gotten so angry, he dreaded to think what a full grown male lion would behave like. The thought made him frown just a little. I don't like being a demon. Weren't goats seen to be a satanic symbol? He didn't know.

Levi wondered if Ty suspected it was him making the animals unhappy, as well, and the boy was confused as to why he'd lie about it. "I think the lions might want to eat me." He frowned a little, could dolphins kill you? He didn't know, but if one dragged him underneath the water he certainly couldn't swim. "Animals don't like me. I'm a demon." He looked up at Ty, and tilted his head to one side. That would explain why every dog he'd come into contact with wanted to tear him limb from limb, wouldn't it? He wasn't really that upset about it, at least, that's what he was telling himself. He'd really wanted to pet the sheep. The boy mumbled something under his breath, most likely directed toward Tyberius, but it ended up being lost as his voice dropped a few tones.​

I'm an animal and I like you, though. Levi's frown wavered just a little, he shuffled close and wrapped both of his arms around Ty's waist, tucking his face against the man's chest and holding himself there. The top of his head didn't reach his chin, and so he was contented just to nuzzle more or less square into Tyberius' chest. There was a sentence on his lips, though he pushed it away before it made it's way out. "Don't slaughter them, it's not really their fault." He wondered how well Ty could hold his own against a tiger, and for some reason, he thought the man was violent enough just to do okay with it. Maybe not win, but he'd do pretty well. It was sweet that he'd offered, though, and Levi appreciated the sentiment, even if it was a little dark.

Realizing he was clinging all of a sudden, he let go of his friend and cleared his throat softly, hunching his shoulders and hurriedly snatching up his hand again to yank him in the direction of the bear pit. That was a good idea, bears couldn't climb out, the enclosures were designed entirely so they couldn't climb out. The boy felt a flush touch his cheeks, giving Ty's arm another yank, his pace picked up just a little.​

Levi's shoulders hunched a little, and his mouth curved into a disgusted little frown. Bringing his arm up to cover his nose, the boy shuffled close to a fence that sat before a sharp drop into a large, steep walled pit. A large bear sat there, with a thick, shaggy coat and a set of beady little eyes that made Levi feel a little uneasy as it's great head tilted back to stare at him. "It smells bad." He complained, his gaze locking dead onto the bear's, tail held up behind him like a monkey's. Free hand curling around the railings, the other still holding Ty's, he leaned over just a little further to get a better look. It was bigger than he'd imagined, though then again, everything seemed awfully big to someone that wasn't very tall.

The creature below him growled softly, a deep, rumbling noise that made Levi wonder if he should back away again, instead he merely scowled at it and snarled back, a softer, far less threatening sound, in fact compared to the bear it was almost cute, a quiet little grr that probably could have belonged to a kitten, as well as that tiny set of fangs compared to the immense set of canines set within the bears maw, it probably could have taken Levi's head off in one bite.​

The demon's brow furrowed, "I'm only little. I tried my best." He murmured, pouting and turning his head from the bear to look at Tyberius. Confused for a brief moment, he realized he'd never ever seen Ty smile, not really. Sure, he'd seen those maniacal grins that generally meant something bad was about to happen, but this was something genuine and that warm feeling of affection building up in his belly was beginning to get painfully hard to ignore. Tyberius' question made Levi let go of the railing and turn fully to face him, however. You're mine, right? Mine. "Mine." He echoed softly, the question had caught him off guard, but there was only one real answer to it. "Yeah.." He answered, "yeah, I am."

He wasn't really sure how any of this had happened, he wasn't sure how he'd ended up stumbling head first into all these strange feelings that had come into his life as Ty had, he didn't fully understand their relationship much either at the moment, but he wasn't sure he really minded that. Things took time to figure out, he supposed, and this was one of those things. Glancing to his feet for a moment, an evident blush overtook the boy's features. "I really want to kiss you."​