http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g210/ ... blebot.png);background-position:bottom;background-repeat:no-repeat;"> She almost getting in a very deep sleep when she heard something. A low harsh, that seemed to be coming form far away. Her eyes opened up slowly and lazily, with a great effort. The tiredness was really very strong in her normal state. Now, she felt like she hand't slept a few weeks. Yes, it was hard to even do a simple movement, like opening the eyes. She growled, and only saw two yellow, shiny, piercing eyes into hers. She gasped and rose up, scared, kneeled on her couch-bed. When the adrenaline let her think racionaly again, she grimace to the snake. "There is someone knocking... I think it is Leland..." the hissy voice of the snake told her. All her sleepness was suddenly gone, and it was weird. Not even her mother could take off her naps. Also, she felt her heart beat hush up. Somehow, she knew it wasn't the adrenaline. The grayish female just got on her feet, and walked to the open door with a quick pace. Nearly mechanically, she climbed the three wodden steps to the surface, but took a deep breath before really looking outside. Her whole chest was off when her eyes got used to the light and she could actually see him. It felt good to see his mismatched eyes again. She pulled herself out and streched up, looking at him with a wide, warm and welcoming smile.
"Hi there, Leland! I wasn't expect you here, to be honest." she said with a very warm, cheerful voice, but with a bit of bluntness in the end. It was the pure truth, mostly because it was her brand new home. Of course, after working so hard at it, she wouldn't expect less for her smell had stagnated the underground house and her main reserach sources, like stones, wood and other stuff. Even more the trails she went through. But she didn't care. He was there, and it was the best thing it could happen to her. "Do you wanna come in?" she asked gently. It was good to be able to say it. After all, it wasn't everyone that could climb up a tree and join her in her "home". And it would be completely weird. Now that she could provide a roof, a more comfortable place o sit in and a nice fire for the cold weather, she had less thigs to worry about. And more place to think about other things, principaly more pleasant ones. Like a visitor in her door, which was a very close friend for her. |
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