Night and Day

Morgan grinned at the other boy. "Well, I probably could, although it might be a tad cold with the wind and all. "It shouldn't be too hard" He thought to himself. As he planned the descent in his head, he took everything into account. Wind speed and direction, how far down the ground was, and the estimated weight of his new..friend? No, friend sounded too formal. Morgan settled on Acquaintance until he was sure. Even though people at this school were usually very accepting and open, one could never be too careful.

He hummed quietly to himself as he finished finalizing his minute calculations so he could be absolutely sure he wouldn't accidentally drop the poor guy. "I'd like to avoid a repeat of last time.." he said to himself within the confines of his mind. "Alright, everything's set, assuming you actually do want me to jump off the roof with you along for the ride. Morgan chuckled, it was strange, he was feeling elated for once. "Hm. Elation, is that how that word's used?" He tilted his head in a quizzical manner before shrugging his shoulders.

"Are you all set?" He asked. "As for how we'll go about this, I'm not sure if you want me to carry you or.." He trailed of as he realized he'd glossed over that crucial detail in his planning. He couldn't have him climb on his back, as his wings did need room to flap, lest he went falling to his death only to wind up in front of his mother again. Morgan shuddered slightly and tilted his head once again as he waited for a suggestion from the other boy.

Morgan fought the blush the immediately rose to his cheeks upon hearing Raphael's suggestion. "Well, I could..I-if you're okay with it." He said, tripping over his words as he became even more flustered. Morgan flexed his wings out of force of habit, they were already itching to fly. "Well, at least he'll have less of a chance of falling." Morgan said to himself as leaned over the edge of the room and stared at the ground below. "So, um..how far do you want to go..?" Morgan asked tentatively.

Morgan internally was freaking out ever so slightly. It's not every day he carried people through the sky, and although he was fully confident in his ability to not drop Raphael, there was something else that was going on in the back of his mind. For some odd reason, Morgan felt oddly drawn to the younger boy's bright disposition. He reminded Morgan of the early morning sun. Although at the same time, a memory of his grandfather flashed in his mind. One of the few times he'd met his divine extended family, an experience he always attempts to avoid.

Morgan shook his head and powered through the strange feeling of vertigo that he was suffering from. He gazed at Raphael, although he quickly broke eye contact in an attempt to keep his oddly colored eyes from becoming disconcerting. "Well..we can go whenever you're ready.." He said quietly, and fought to restrain the amount of excitement building inside him.

Morgan rolled his shoulders and stretched out his arms and prepared to take off in the event Raphael really was crazy enough to be carried through the sky.

Morgan shook his head. "No no! It's fine! Nothing to worry about!" He said quickly, hoping that Raphael hadn't taken his hesitation as apprehension. Morgan sighed internally, grateful that he had managed to say something quick, even if his voice had come out a little higher than normal. He stopped for a moment and contemplated how much emotion he had just showed, he then mentally shrugged and continued on with the conversation.

Morgan scratched his head as he gauged distances in his mind. "Well, I could set us down just outside the forest, or would you rather go somewhere else?" He asked, albeit in a more timid tone than normal. The forest was a safe idea, frequent clearings and ample space to land, nothing risky.

At the mention of being Raphael being swept off his feet, Morgan couldn't help but crack a small grin. His normally reserved demeanor fell away for a moment before he regained his composure. "Y-yeah, or something.." He stuttered out. Morgan then picked up Raphael, and made sure his grip was tight, but not uncomfortably so. "If you're afraid at any point, just let me know and I'll land." Morgan said softly, he spread his wings, and took off into the sky.