-Human RP-

I nodded my head, "Well, I live in the town over there with my dad and my..." I pause to remember my mum had passed away. "Just my dad... and Sparky." I whisper.

I watch the girl, smiling at her dog. I wish I had a pet. Not something boring, like a ferret or goldfish. Something that could come outside with me. I've been out here with my grandparents for awhile now, and I've started lobbying for a horse. But no such luck. I look over at the boy's dog. Everyone here seems to have an animal. I scrunch forward, daring to look out a bit further. My curls are messy, and I reach up to tuck them behind my shoulder again.

I look at you my eyes softening, "I'm sorry to hear that." That's all I could manage to say. I knew how it felt. Well sort of... Cochise laid his head down on my foot. A low whine sounding in his throat.

I listen to their conversation, and I quietly head over to the next tree, closer to them. The boy's back is to me, the girl sitting with her back to a tree and facing me. I watch them cautiously, my hazel eyes studying their every move, like a hawk.

I rubbed my arm and bit the inside of my cheek, "Yeah." I looked down at Sparky, still happy to see me. I smiled at her and pet her head. "So, what about you?"

I look down and say, "I used to live a few villages over. I left when my brother left. He was practically my parent figure. But since he went of to deployment I had no reason to stay." I hear a screech sound a bit away from us. Loud like a larger bird. Cochise snaps his head up and stands up body tense. I put my hand to his side, "Calm Cochise it's ok."

Yet again, I dare to get closer to the pair. At this point, if the boy turned around, I'd be only a yard from him. I'm interested in them: I haven't gotten to meet many others in this place. Straightening my light blue shirt and black jacket, I poke my head out. All of my red curls fall over my shoulder, my hazel eyes watching. I flinch at the dog's reaction for a moment. I'm slightly surprised neither of the dogs or the people have noticed me yet. A messy eleven year old spying on them.

Sparky stood up and looked around for the nose, letting out a small whine. "Shh." I tell her.

Adahy and I walk, we near the park, I see three people. A younger girl hiding a bit of a ways behind two others. Their back turned to her. I look at Adahy, "Let's just keep going." I continue onwards, but Adahy screeches again. I glare at him, "Adahy, I love you you know that but please. Shut up." Adahy flies off my arm and over to the tree bye the pair. I curse and walk over to where he was. I try to ignore the others around. I wanted to get in and out.

I look over at another girl going after something. I didn't catch a glimpse of what it was she was chasing. I call out to her, "Hey." just as Sparky turns around and runs to something in the bush.

My eyes widen and I turn around. I notice another girl, and she has a falcon. My eyes widen in jealousy, and I take a step toward her.
"Hello." I say softly. "I like your falcon. I wish I had something cool like that."
I have no idea if she'll even want to talk to me, but I don't care either way.

Cochise jumps up jaws snapping as a Falcon flies over head. I grab him lightly but forcefully by the scruff, "Cochise enough! What the heck has gotten into you." I watch as a girl, quite tall walks over aggravated at the Falcon. Cochise fights my grip and jumps at the tree snarling. I glare at the girl, and have to literally drag Cochise away. I glare at Cochise and snap, "Stay."

Sparky trots back to me with a large bug in her mouth. It tries to nip at her so I pull it out and throw into back into the bush before grabbing her by the scruff again. Another girl walks over to the girl with the bird and I watch them all.

I look at the girl. She only looked about 11. I give a small smile, "Thanks. Maybe one day I can take you out when I bring her into the woods." I whistle and Adahy swoops over and lands back on my arm. I sigh, "You are much more trouble than you're worth." I look over at the pair, "Sorry for the trouble. I truly appologize."

I watch the falcon in awe. I'm happy this girl is nice. Most of the older kids ignore me. I'd love to reach out and touch the falcon, but I hold back. I say sweetly,
"My name's Tanya. What's your's? And does your falcon have a name?"

I hear my watch go off and I look at the time. I curse and push Sparky towards home before and fix up my hold on my skateboard and dart for home, "Sorry, I gotta go!" I shout back to Isantha. I sprint for home with Sparky in front. I come up to the path near my house and jump the fence to land in my back yard. I trot to the front door and swing it open. Dad is still asleep which is good. I let Sparky go in quickly upstairs into my room before I quietly go inside and close the door then tip toe upstairs.

Cochise looks at me then sits there. I stay beside him. I crouch down by him. Too many people were here. That's why I came here to escape people. I look at the girl that had caused Cochise to go crazy. I nod to her, "It's ok." I eye her bird. I ask, "Hunting partner?" It was cool, but I had never seen someone with a Falcon around here. Usually just guns or weapons. I look at Luke at say, "Alright Bye."

I smile and reply, "Nice to meet you, Misa. And the same for Adahy." I glance reverently at the falcon again, and reach out to stroke his feathers. I'm more jealous of Misa now. I can't even get a dog, so i'd never be able to get a falcon. But it's amazing.
"Where do you live, anyways?" I ask Misa. My fingers still stroke the bird's feathers.

I think, wondering I've I ever seen Misa before. I can't remember seeing her. Either way, I reply.
"My parents are in New York. I used to live there, 'till they sent me here to be with my grandparents. It's been okay. I wish I had a pet, though, something cool like your falcon. Or a horse. It would be the best!" I'm a bit too innocent to make a comment on her single parent. I'm too enthralled with the falcon girl to ask.

I smile and reply, excited, "That would be awesome. And it's not like my grandparents would stop me." I pause to snort. "They'll be happy if I got out of the house and stopped complaining all day." I look back into the trees. There's actually trees all over the place. Big trees around the main town and all sorts of cabins and villages. I blink and look back to Misa.
"Are there, like, Indian villages in the trees? There were these kids in town who said there are tribes and stuff in there. They said there's all sorts of wild animals, too. One boy said they are wild horses."

I give a small laugh, "Seems like all adults only want to get us out of the house." I shrug my shoulders, "I honestly haven't seen everything, there's so much to see, it's beautiful though it truly is." I smile, "There are though, I can tell you, lots of animals. Wild horses, there are some. It's amazing when you see a whole group. Some of these things you never unsee. If you would like, you could ask your grandparents, and I could take you out there for a bit now."