Thinking

He had been wandering around for hours now, never having any set goal, but merely taking in the sights and sounds that nature had to offer him. Gideon took in a deep breath, closing hsi eyes before breathing out. It was nice to get away, there was nothing better he liked then wandering with no purpose, helped clear his head and generally make him feel more alive.
As he approached a cliff, it took him a moment to register that there was another person there. Raising an eyebrow he made a slight cough, then offered a greeting. "

Hello?" He said, cocking his head to one side.

From behind he hadn't recognized her, but as she now faceed him, Gideon realized who this girl was. He hadn't exactly been trying to avoid their meeting, but he did nothing to urge it either. It was just...odd to imagine that this girl was related to him.

"Hey." For a few moemnts it was all he said, he was too busy studying the female. SUre there were differences, but the closer he looked the more he could tell that he wasn't lied to. This really was his twin.

"Ah...Nicee to finally meet you. I'm Gideon." He offered her a hand.

"Er...yeah." Akward was the understatement of the year, there were no words to expalin ti really. It was just strange for him to realize that he has known this girl her entire life, and she him. It was just so odd...

He stumbled back, surprised when her arms around him, but relieved as well. He just wasn't quick enough to return her embrace. Instead he found himself staring intently at the ground, listening as she offered her apologies.

"It's ok, I understand." He raised his head, a smile on his face. Moving close, he was the one to embrace her. Hugging her tightly, he breathed in her scent. She even smelled a bit like him.

"It's good to have you back." He whispered into her hair.

She wasn't the only one who was afraid. He had spend hours on end thinking of what she could have been like, half the time it only ended in him shaking his head and praying to the higher powers that she be nothing like what he imagined. They had come through for him though, she was better then any of his scribblings had produced.

"You're...you're better then anything I imagined. So I guess we both got it wrong." A soft laugh escaped him then. "Good thing too."

His hands moved softly against her back, rubbing circles against the cloth of her shirt. "This is perfect." He mumbled after a few minutes. "Meeting here I mean, I'd have hated to meet you back at the school."

Hearing her voice, it made him want to protect her, made him want to make sure that she was always happy and that nothing could hurt her. That was why hearing her speak about the school was most distressing to him. Drawing her even closer he gave a silent nod.

"Don't worry about it." He reassured. "nothing to be scared of if I'm around. I'll keep anything and everything away from you if I have to. I promise."

And that was his first promise to her. It felt good and he had every intention to keep it.