Thread: Brotherly Nuisance (ShiroKuma & Star Tea)

As far as Falke was concerned the aggressive greeting was warranted if not a normal reaction to such tardiness. Though he supposed hed over reacted just a little bit but then again, people like Seere were renowned for wandering off at their own fancy. While hybrids like Falke and Seere werent controlled by their animalistic urges, it was undeniable fact that they did share some of the traits exhibited by their quadruped cousins. It was a stereotype of races, sure. But stereotypes were stereotypes for a reason, and after meeting Seeres free-spirit mother, the canine could only assume that her tardy son shared similar traits. Like mother, like son right? Seeres joke and explanation was responded to with a rather unfriendly grunt. The canine seeming quite apathetic to the boys situation, though he did carefully take the map from Seere when it was offered to him. A single glance was all it took for him to agree with the young male. The map was like a jigsaw puzzle, with some of the words overlapping one another. Needless information cluttered a great deal of space, and the information provided was vague and confusing at best. To Falke, the note was completely unreadable, but he supposed Seere would have better luck after dealing with such incomprehensible babble from his mother for seventeen years. Still, it didnt change the fact that Seere was late, and while he might not have been directly responsible, neither was Falke. And by association the closest thing to Seeres mother, was Seere himself. Narccist was the first thing that popped into Falkes mind when he saw Seere procure his mobile. Another common trait exhibited by felines. The more he learned about Seere and his mother, the more he was inclined to go out and buy How to deal with cats for dummies. Unlike Seere who was trying his best to repair their relationship with one another, Falke could only offer a faint frown in response. Silently taking back his phone and shoving it back into his pocket. Hed never been good at masking his emotion. More importantly he didnt like it, and didnt see any point in acting dishonest to not only others, but also himself. What he hadnt expected was the small hands to suddenly wrap around his own. His body jerking bad instinctively, but settling itself when he realized he was in no immediate danger. It could have just been Falkes imagination, but while the young Eleisons smile was a cute one, Falke was certain the eerie sensation he got was because the feline was plotting something sinister. Unconditional friendship was a myth, and even if it wasnt, it wasnt something that was offered so carelessly. FalkeGravillion. Twenty two he responded curtly, seeing no reason to reveal anything else about himself. He didnt plan on kicking the feline boy out, but he didnt exactly plan on getting friendly either. Once his parents were back from their honeymoon the boy would most likely be going back to live with them, and Falke would probably only ever see Seere again on rare family occasions. His ears did perk up curiously when he heard the school Seere had gone to, recognizing the name as a highschool nearby his elementary school. Seere he mumbled under his breath, suddenly feeling as if he recognized the name from somewhere. Now that he thought about it, the cute innocent smile did resemble someone from his childhood the only question now was who?