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loz,
puck

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Who: Puck and Loz
What: Puck and Loz decide they want to play!
Where: Outside!
Rating: I have no idea! I guess PG for now?

Since arriving to Paradisa, Puck hadn't met anyone in person aside from Gatts again. Sure, he had spied on people from overhead--and read people's writing in the funny book-thing, but really he had been too nervous to do anything else. But this castle seemed peaceful, and his curiosity had been growing--so when he got the reply to his journal writing that someone would actually like to play with him, he was very excited. Maybe we can explore the forest around here--or race, or maybe this is one of those special flying humans they have here! That would be fun!. He grinned, and found a nearby tree to perch in. Waiting would be hard, he thought. But it was all he could do for now.

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Clad in his usual black leather, Loz approached the space where Loz and Puck planned to meet. Loz stopped and looked around, trying to find anyone. No one was there? Did the kid stand him up? Or was he scared of Loz?

"Hey!" he shouted out at whoever or whatever would listen. "Who wanted to play?"

Puck heard the voice calling, and felt himself grin. How exciting! He quickly stood, and flitted over to the strangly-dressed human--and hovered (all 10 inches of him) in front of his face.)

"Hi! I'm Puck! Are you my new friend who wanted to play?" He grinned, and extended a tiny hand. "It's a pleasure to meet you."

Loz blinked and looked at the tiny creature. "Ha?" he asked in question. What was this thing? Puck? The kid who challenged him? Naw, couldn't be. His eyebrows furrowed in confusion as he spied the creature. "What are you?"

Puck, who had been circling this strange man's head, came to an abrupt hovering hault right before his face.

"I'm a fairy! You've never seen a fairy before? That's okay--it seems like a lot of people here haven't. It's too bad because fairies are awesome!"

He flew upwards, sommersaulted, and then landed neatly on Loz's shoulder. "See, we can do cool things! Like flying tricks? Can you fly? most human's can't but apparently there are strange human's here."

He sat, feet dangling and crossed his arms. "So what's your name friend? And what do you like to play?"

"Fairy?" Loz still didn't get it, even after watching Puck flit around, even do flips. This creature was very strange, perhaps he was a strange shadow creature? No, he didn't follow Loz's commands. He didn't smell like tainted Lifestream either.

Loz picked up the fairy off his shoulder and looked at him with that same confused look, observing him. Loz just didn't get it. "How can something so tiny play?" he asked aloud. His definition of play was warped, but it suited his personality.

"Yep! Well, sometimes people call us elves. Or faefolk. Basically we are creatures who exist to help! I can heal, and sense when someone is sad or in trouble. And I like making people laugh." He let the man pick him up with a bemused expression--after all, he wasn't hurting him.

"Well just because I'm not human-sized doesn't mean I can't do human things! I mean, some games are harder to play than others but I find I'm able to usually keep up." He frowned--this human seemed a little slow. No matter though--he was still excited to see anyone.

"What's your name again?"

This thing didn't quite understand what Loz meant and that was frustrating him. What definition did this fairy have for play? Certainly there weren't more than one, right? Although Lana did give a similar response when he asked to play, although he wouldn't play with her. Kadaj would be angry.

Anyway, still holding onto Puck, he frowned at the creature. This thing was too innocent and playful to be even worth the effort to fight him. No challenge whatsoever. Either way, this creature might serve for some amusement, perhaps even an ally of sorts. Who knew? And so playing along wouldn't be too much of a chore. At least for now. "Loz," he replied, releasing the creature.

"Loz, huh? That's a funny name! I like it." Upon release, felt himself falling through the air--it took him a moment to right himself and fly back into hover-position. He seemed slightly startled.

"I almost fell there! A little warning before you drop me next time please!" He brushed his torso off, and flew back to rest on Loz's shoulder.

"So what do you want to do then? Look for berries in the forest? Or spy on people? I love spying!"

His name? Funny? No, it wasn't. And as the fairy sat back upon his shoulder, the temptation to flick him off was great. And when he spoke, the temptation increased, although a love for spying might be useful.

And what did Loz like to do? "Play and eat," he replied. Loz really had two modes to life. When he wasn't playing, he was eating. And when he wasn't eating, he was playing and smashing stuff. Breaking stuff too. But playing with a fairy? That just wasn't going to happen. It wasn't enough fun worth his time. Not yet, at least.

The annoyance rose off of Loz's body like a black fog--for Puck at least. He shivered. In some ways this person seemed similar to Gatts--and that wasn't the most comforting thought. He felt the hackles rise on his neck, so he lept from this strange man's body and began hovering again.

"Well you're not in a good mood are you?" He narrowed his eyes, and tilted his head. "You're not a demon or anything are you?" He didn't seem like a demon, but you never knew.

"When you say you like to eat, you don't mean human flesh right?" Puck was sure he could handle a normal human--but a demon wasn't something he was ready for tonight.

Demon? Wouldn't be the first time he'd been called something of that nature. He was a child of the Lifestream, although Loz could never put much to words. He wasn't smart enough. As for his mood? Well, Loz was normally in what appeared to be a foul mood, although generally he was actually just bored or unamused.

He watched the creature flit around with his green, catlike eyes as he questioned Loz. That last question caught his attention. Eat human flesh? "Gross," he replied. That was as discusting as lilies.

He wasn't a demon then, and that was a relief. Now--what sort of fun could he have with a big guy like this? He didn't seem like the type to enjoy berry-picking or swimming. But maybe.

A mischevious glint appeared in his eyes, and he grinned. Then he stopped to hover directly in Loz's face. "I've got a good idea for a game--tag? Have you ever played it?"

Without waiting for a response, he flicked Loz in the nose and smirked. "Tag. You're it." Before zooming off in the opposite direction.

"Ha?!" Loz scoffed as his nose got flicked and the creature fled. What the hell was this tag stuff? Loz didn't have the foggiest idea so he was left standing in the grass, confused. "Hey!" he shouted. "What's tag?" but the creature was already gone, probably hiding. So it was a game of cat and mouse? He could do that easily, although it wasn't too wise on Puck's part. Once Loz found him, who knows what state Puck would end up in.

Puck flitted away as quickly as possible--it was just a hunch, but he figured things might get a little bit messy if this strange guy was to actually catch him. As if he could catch me! he thought with a snicker and a bemused grin.

He noticed a patch of rosebushes and had another diabolical thought. This might just turn out to be a fun game after all! With the grace of a fairy, puck tucked himself neatly into the thorny bush--and waited.

So, cat and mouse, huh? Well Loz was game. The move wasn't too wise on Puck's part as Loz was fast, very good at seeking, and didn't know how to play gently.

Loz dashed off in Puck's direction. Loz was generally pretty good at finding someone (afterall he and Yazoo found Cloud on the opposite side of the city) so this fairy thing shouldn't be too hard, right?

Loz followed the aura he sensed before, although this aura was rather odd and weak. He found his way to the patch of rosebushes but he couldn't pinpoint his exact location. Now began the visual search.

When Puck saw his new friend, he grinned to himself. Then he whistled, and waved his arm.

"Hey Loz! I'm right here! What are you, blind?" He snickered to himself, and took a few steps farther into the thorns. Maybe this wasn't the nicest trick ever, but it would be pretty funny. If it worked.

[ooc:human colored basically! I actually don't know what color his hair is! I think just really light colored.]

"HA?!" this fairy was annoying and Loz was getting aggravated with him. With his booted feet, Loz tromped through the thorns with ease, not phased one bit by the thorns. In fact, the thorns probably weren't even reaching his skin due to his heavy leather pants. He soon reached Puck's hiding spot and with a gloved hand, reached for the fairy.

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