A problem within a solution

Tyko Amini · 08-16-2012, 03:59 AM

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Despite his bad mood, Tyko squinted to see the other better. It seemed to be another man, but he really couldn’t see many details about him. His fur was lightly colored, unlike Tyko’s – which had him sweating a lot when the sun was at its highest peak in the sky. That must’ve been a dream for the other man. As the other neared them more, they stopped. It was a man and his horse, just like Tyko in a way. The reason of why they stopped puzzled Tyko, but he moved Deo to the side anyway. Then he called out to the other, ”Hey! Sorry I was in your way, but there’s the whole beach! Don’t be afraid to go around!” He called out to the man in a light-hearted tone. He didn’t feel the need to challenge the other, or give him the wrong impression. Usually, Tyko was equivelant to the prince of darkness – cold, menacing, and unfriendly. Today, despite losing his servant, he was kind of sociable. He felt like having a conversation with another man – even though, those weren’t typically his type of things. Men being number one on that list, especially.

Tyko halted Deo a longer distance from the shore than the horse wanted. The bald-faced stallion looked sadly at the water and then at what he could of his own hooves. They weren’t being splashed with the cool waves. No more fun for him. Tyko kept a good-natured grin on his face so that when the other could see him, he didn’t look miserable. He needed a friend, and maybe this man would be compatible enough to be that for him.

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