This'll be the last post from me. You could either close it out or archive it, either way. Thanks for the thread, I had a blast! (and can't wait to see the reindeer prancing around Inferni!) 
3+ Table by Lou!
Indeed, this would be an unforgettable moment both shared with the boy and with pursuing the albino reindeer to follow him back to the skull lined borders of Inferni. It would only be with pure time and patience to see how long the albino reindeer would linger around as the boy's pet, if it would become permanent or temporary. Also, to see how well molded the albino would be able to fit in with Inferni itself. At least Talitha could take some credit to say she helped the boy convince the baby reindeer to come home with them, and could only imagine all the antics that would come with it. The hybrid certainly had a feeling this definitely wouldn't be the last she would see of the boy and now his reindeer, and would most certainly see the both of them frequently around Inferni. The boy and the reindeer, both of them stuck out as an obvious thumb among the rest.
"Alright, lets go." Talitha finally confirmed, having confidence that the boy shouldn't have any problem at this point with luring the baby back home with them. Hearing that it was a good time from the boy to depart from the area, she was pleased to see that the reindeer was still focused upon what was in the boy's hand and was still interested. She moved forward slowly, perhaps even keeping herself concealed a little longer so her four legged figure wouldn't startle the reindeer right away and ruin the boy's hard work of capturing its trust. Talitha made sure to keep a certain amount of pace ahead, deciding to transform into Optime form later on when the three of them approached the skull lined borders in the future.
One thing that Talitha noticed toward the end of this little adventure, was that the two of them didn't exchange names with each other verbally. Did it matter at this point? Who knew. With an unforgettable class act like the boy was, she could easily remember him later on even without a name (who could forget someone who wore a second tail anyways?) Introductions for them were overrated in this moment, for their focus was solely upon luring the reindeer and perhaps teamwork too. It gave her a deep sense of accomplishment that made her day a little more upbeat, more upbeat than the high that whiskey could ever give her. This felt good, and she simply couldn't wait to get back to Inferni to share the news with the boy upon their accomplishment of bringing back a reindeer without having to hunt it.
