02-06-2020, 04:35 PM
[align=center][div style="width: 45%; text-align: justify; font-size: 12pt; letter-spacing: -1px; font-family: times new roman;"]♡ — The 5th of each month was a very special day for one Roan Ó Faoláin-Roux. Mainly, because it was his birthday. It was his birthday, and the young male was now yet another month older, being 5 moons old and extremely proud of himself. For what, you may ask? Well... he wasn't really sure. He supposed he was proud of himself for just surviving, but in all honesty, he liked to think that this last month – the first month where he had truly been allowed out of his and his mama's small old little hut – was something worth being proud over. After all, he had been interacting with a ton of new and super interesting people over the last month, and he had been learning all sorts of new things. That was something to be proud of, right? He found himself nodding a little bit as he thought about it, sitting inside he and his mother's new home. The young draconic male had been seeing to flattening out and taking care of his own fur, making himself look nice and presentable before he went out for the day. After all, what kind of birthday boy would he be if he went out there with bedhead and bleary eyes? A bad one, obviously.
Honestly, the boy didn't have any official plans for how exactly this day was supposed to go in his mind. This was the first birthday where he was allowed to go out on his own and interact with more than just Roxanne, so it was totally new and unexplored territory. Previously, he had just spent his birthday inside with his mama, listening to her tell him stories as he ate little pieces of cake and played with whatever toys she had brought him. To be honest, that probably still would've been just the most perfect birthday ever to him, even now, but he wanted to try something different. He wanted to see what it was like, spending a birthday out of the house and spending time with all of the new people in his life, like Ahab and Salem and Goldie – even though Goldie was technically family, and he'd known of her even before he had ever left the house. The thought of it just filled Roan with excitement, and as he shook himself out after his grooming, he couldn't help the happy smile that lingered on his face. He turned his head to let out a soft and shrill whistle from between his teeth, his voice happy and squeaky still, "Kal! Brunhild! Come on, let's go tell everybody what day it is!" The crocodiles regarded him with their usual neutral expressions and the occasional snap of their fangs together, but that was enough of a confirmation for Roan, and soon enough he was racing outside.
Roan felt his chest puffed up with pride as he trotted into the main area of The Typhoon's territory, right near the front of the tavern. People were milling about all around he and the crocs flanking him, most of them getting ready for or already engaging in their usual morning activities. However, this was no usual morning, and Roan found himself reminding everyone of that as he climbed utop a nearby rock, smooth to the touch but covered in sand, "Hey, everybody! Dia dhuit! Guess what today is?" He was practically vibrating with excitement as he let the rhetorical question hang in the air, several heads turned towards the young boy. Eventually the anticipation got to him, and he burst out enthusiastically, "It's my birthday! I'm five months old now, and I'm getting all big! ¿No es genial? (Isn't that great?)" He wasn't sure exactly what sort of reaction he was expecting from the crowd, but hopefully no one was too harsh on him. Roan hadn't quite yet gotten past his crybaby phase, even with another month under his belt.
Honestly, the boy didn't have any official plans for how exactly this day was supposed to go in his mind. This was the first birthday where he was allowed to go out on his own and interact with more than just Roxanne, so it was totally new and unexplored territory. Previously, he had just spent his birthday inside with his mama, listening to her tell him stories as he ate little pieces of cake and played with whatever toys she had brought him. To be honest, that probably still would've been just the most perfect birthday ever to him, even now, but he wanted to try something different. He wanted to see what it was like, spending a birthday out of the house and spending time with all of the new people in his life, like Ahab and Salem and Goldie – even though Goldie was technically family, and he'd known of her even before he had ever left the house. The thought of it just filled Roan with excitement, and as he shook himself out after his grooming, he couldn't help the happy smile that lingered on his face. He turned his head to let out a soft and shrill whistle from between his teeth, his voice happy and squeaky still, "Kal! Brunhild! Come on, let's go tell everybody what day it is!" The crocodiles regarded him with their usual neutral expressions and the occasional snap of their fangs together, but that was enough of a confirmation for Roan, and soon enough he was racing outside.
Roan felt his chest puffed up with pride as he trotted into the main area of The Typhoon's territory, right near the front of the tavern. People were milling about all around he and the crocs flanking him, most of them getting ready for or already engaging in their usual morning activities. However, this was no usual morning, and Roan found himself reminding everyone of that as he climbed utop a nearby rock, smooth to the touch but covered in sand, "Hey, everybody! Dia dhuit! Guess what today is?" He was practically vibrating with excitement as he let the rhetorical question hang in the air, several heads turned towards the young boy. Eventually the anticipation got to him, and he burst out enthusiastically, "It's my birthday! I'm five months old now, and I'm getting all big! ¿No es genial? (Isn't that great?)" He wasn't sure exactly what sort of reaction he was expecting from the crowd, but hopefully no one was too harsh on him. Roan hadn't quite yet gotten past his crybaby phase, even with another month under his belt.
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