Sarcasm not Included {Odin+Savannah A.}

She let herself get caught up in the moment. It has been a while since she's had close contact with someone else. In reality perspective it was no time at all, but it certainly felt like an eternity. Savannah wasn't just longing to be touched or cherished by anyone, it had to be that someone. Sometimes it would takes weeks or months around a individual to know, others shorter. In the rare case it was almost instant, like it was now.

"You should consider yourself lucky, we will not have to flee from pitch fork fanatics crying 'heresy' when I am discovered. Though I may miss the thrill of a chase." She snidely spoke whilst adjusting herself to fit more comfortably in his frame. in most ways it was a relief she would not have to cover herself up anymore. Her features were free to be shown without scare. It got awkward to hide any more than six tails, it made the past several hundreds rather bothersome. Still, she found a way.

Savannah looked up to Odin. "But like you, I too have many things too learn. I am not well versed with today's way of life." She admitted. Of course she was willing to learn, whether she liked it or not was another story. The cells phones already seem too bother some, she preferred her books and talking face to face. There must be something she could appreciate in this era.

Was he being honest again? It did not matter, it was merely banter.

Savannah hummed quietly, she could vaguely feel Odin's heart resonate into her ear on his chest. It was proof one was alive and a good indicator for a shift in mood. She enjoyed listening to it's rhythmic beating. Her other ear caught his soft words, it was one benefit being a spirit of a fox. Though there were some things she'd prefer not to hear, the mind of some was frightening.

"You seem to be getting rather familiar with my being, try not to burn all your cards yet." She teased, leaning out of his arm and placing her hands on his shoulders. She tip toed to try and level out their height difference, but she was still that much shorter than him.

It was hard to look down on people when you had to literal look up to them.

Savannah smiled blissfully, she liked it when others play along with her. However to some it would be too much of a handful, after all she did not live like others did. Savannah could best be described as a long time free-loader, well her companionship was one things she can offer.

"It appears you are given not one, but a pair." She spoke softly. A moment later she brushed her nose against his, almost as if she were mark her scent on him. Like a fox. To her it was a sign of affection, just one of her ways of showing it.

"Do show some restraint, I mean I am but your student. I have no choice but to trust the word of my tutor." Her tone was playful, followed up by a small bounce on her feet.

She tittered. Yes, this was enjoyable. Every little word spoke pleased her to no end, it would have made a good dream. Even some dreams are turned into reality, but one step at a time. Getting too carried away was unhealthy, moderation was key.

Savannah slipped out his hold. She stepped back and spun round revealing her back to him. Her tails rose, showing off her legs but now covering her top end. She leaned her head round to peer through a gap in her tails.

"Aye, there is a saying. Never make a promise to a girl you can not keep." Her words slurred and trailed off. She narrowed her eyes.

She bemused herself lightly before addressing her stance to face him. Usually everyday day was a fine day, she would wake up, eat, sleep and play. What else could she have wanted? Today was more than that, it was especially a very fine day.

"I would not dare to be anywhere else, I am looking forward to what the evening holds." Her words trailed off on a twang. Somewhere a little hole inside her was being filled, it was that hole that made her feel more alive. It gave a sense of purpose no matter how mundane it would seem.

Her smile was locked, though she would never verbally express her feeling right there.