Katya (
featherborn) wrote2017-06-17 09:23 pm
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Returning to Land
The eagle circles one final time over the trees, wings stretched to their full. Freedom at its best. There is a slow spiralling dissent onto a tree in the middle of the forest. Moments later the eagle vanishes, and there is blond woman sitting in its place. Katya settles down on the study branch, swinging her legs while she reaches for the backpack she left there earlier.
She ties her hair back and slides the old faithful baseball down shading her face. Well, back to be landlocked for another day or so. She rips open a Mars bar with her teeth and toasts the skies and spits the wrapper to the ground cursing her employers at the circus.
If she could have her way, she would live in the forest where she could fly every day and ignore the rest of the world.
She ties her hair back and slides the old faithful baseball down shading her face. Well, back to be landlocked for another day or so. She rips open a Mars bar with her teeth and toasts the skies and spits the wrapper to the ground cursing her employers at the circus.
If she could have her way, she would live in the forest where she could fly every day and ignore the rest of the world.
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She bumps her shoulder back against his. "With anyone else, I would have thought they were trying to impress me."
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When he thinks about it, then true; before he might have felt a bit of a need to impress, though not in that way. But now... Now, he doesn't think quite the same way as he did, once. There are things he has almost forgotten, or things he doesn't need.
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She laughs merrily. "Most men try to impress me, five minutes after they meet me."
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"Oh dear, I hope you aren't leaving too wide a trail of knocked-out guys in your wake."
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"Though I do pity some of them. People must be very lonely."
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"Sometimes I think it would be easier to be only a bird."
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"I am a fan of bird humour," she says her eyes dancing as she reaches into her bag for the key. "I would invite you in, but I am afraid a warm my muscles are more in favour of a warm bath to ease tension from the performance."
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"Though if you wanted to go flying some day, care to give me a day when you're free and have the time?"
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"It's been nice, having a chance to properly meet you. I've enjoyed myself tonight."
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"Well," she puts the code in to let herself into the common area hallway. "Until Wednesday. You have my number in case anything changes and you can no longer come."
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His gaze flickers up to the open window at the sound of angry and raised voices. "Very much a pity," he murmurs in agreement.
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