Snippet #2162847

"No, I can not show you around I am sorry."

This statement disappointed Ahura. Nevertheless, he stayed calm and resisted the urge to ask 'Why not?'. Over the many decades, he has learned to keep his tongue down in situations like this unless it is of major importance and although the Angha's prying mind is always looking for and storing information, his brain had trained himself what and what not to say. However, this mechanism has sometimes either overestimated or underestimated a simple statement.

He would never in his right mind say this out loud, but his brain has failed to comprehend regular or common emotions such as love, sadness, or loneliness. He was born as an Angha with incredible knowledge and wisdom yet he can't tell the difference between the heartache for a companion to the heartache over the loss of a loved one. Both hurt incredibly, but each effect the brain in different ways. Ways that Ahura has obviously failed to understand(And, quite frankly, doesn't want to understand). And instead of learning these emotions he wanders the world, meeting new friends and leaving them with an emotionless gaze set straight on the road before him.

"I am going to land."

Ahura was suddenly yanked out of thought and into reality at Scarny's voice ringing through the air. "Ah yes...I shall land to..." Ahura manages to spit out before he slowly makes his descent toward the earth. As he nears land, Ahura senses Scarny landing a calculates the number of seconds he has to prepare. In those seconds, he folds his wings up and moves his paws forward. Once his paws had hit the ground the flapping ceases and Ahura takes some time to gain his stability on land.