Infinite (Moe and Jingyo--anyone else can join~)

Ji set his boots down and inhaled a deep breath. He wriggled his toes, enjoying the feel of the ground on his bare feet; he missed the fresh air. The young elf set off into the forest, jogging at a steady pace to start off with, then speeding up into a run. He threw his arms behind him and let the wind rush through his body, almost carrying him. The feeling was awesome--he felt infinite.

Slowing down to a stop, he glanced behind to see how far he'd run. The mansion was far in the distance, just the roof being visible over the tops of the trees. It had been raining a bit--not a shower, just that damp drizzle that left you soaking--and his hair was stuck to his forehead.

Jingyo sat down with a thud.

Moe hummed happily to herself as she danced through the trees.

She felt the need to go out into the forest so she had left Zeke to fend for himself to go out for a walk.

When she had slipped into the forest, wearing a simple green yukata, she had felt so great and had started dancing and singing softly.

She loved the forest.

Jingo's ears pricked up at the sound of footsteps, and he leapt to his feet. He cast his gaze around the small clearing, remaining as silent as possible. It wasn't as if he was paranoid; no--just cautious.

He caught sight of Moe's fiery-red hair, standing out against the greens and browns of the shrubbery. He breathed a sigh of relief, not even realising that he was holding his breath beforehand.

Jingyo didn't know the girl very well. He knew she was married to Zeke, and was friends with Taylor noona, but that was the extent of his knowledge.

"Annyeong! Moe-ssi~!" He called out to her, beckoning her over.

Moe blinked when she heard her name and glanced around, eyes settling on a blond haired boy.

She strolled over to him, her hums falling quiet as a smile formed on her lips.

"Hi."

She had seen him before, but she didn't remember talking to him. She didn't even know his name. And when he had called her name out, she felt bad for not knowing his name, too.

Her tongue ran over her lower lip.

Jingyo grinned as she walked towards him. He dipped his head in a small bow of greeting. "I'm Kwon Jingyo,"

He plopped down onto the ground again, patting the space beside him a little too enthusiastically, meaning for her to sit too. She seemed sweet, probably older than him, but maybe they could be friends. He'd never had many friends before since the boys at his former school all teased him, and and since it was a boys school, there were no females to socialise with.

Jingyo hadn't really spoken to anyone at the mansion since he'd arrived other than the two vampires he met on his first day, Taylor, and--of course--Rico. Being an extrovert he would've normally tried to socialise with everyone and make friends, but since leaving Korea he had felt more isolated and less sociable.

Moe bowed in return with a smile on her lips.

"It's a pleasure to meet you, Kwon-san."

She curled up on the ground a few feet from him, resting her hands in her lap, curled together neatly as per usual.

"You...were the one that was vising Nee-chan, right?" she asked softly.

"Ah--yes. noona was... mm,"

Jingyo dropped his gaze, remembering how badly injured Taylor had gotten. He lifted his head again, and bumped his shoulder against Moe's affectionately. "Are you two pretty close then?"

"...Nee-chan was very badly injured," she finished in a soft voice, eyes falling to her clasped hands.

She had been there; she had watched Taylor receive those wounds and she had done next to nothing about it.

She nodded, eyes turning back up to Jingyo, shifting awkwardly when he nudged her a little. She still wasn't very good with people touching her. she was a very awkward woman at times.

"Yes. She's like a sister to me."