"Oh? Who may I ask is his mother? Sounds like an interesting bloom to be able to put up with you more than an hour at a time." Caiden chuckled and worked on more paperwork. "His weight? Really? That matters for entry?"
The striped male flopped his head on the table and groaned.
Fayne pouted. "I don't know... I still don't think you should be walking around a lot... it looks like it hurts..." The little pink male walked around the other bloomling before wandering off to get paper and crayons.
"I think we should draw our favorite things. Or, I have coloring books that my momma sent me!" Fayne wagged his tail slightly in excitement to share one of his favorite passtimes with his friend.
Find the rest here: http://rainblooms.forumotion.com/t3-what-if-i-want-to-teach-him-chekkas
Just to have some idea of where we are <3
Kuro:
Caiden huffed. He hated paperwork, even as a kid. "Well... He doesn't have any allergies so that one should be simple enough."
The pale male looked over at his son and chuckled softly. "I think he might be a little overly worried." He muttered softly. It was kind of cute to see his son fawn over someone so much, but he wondered if it was a healthy practice.
Fayne pouted slightly. "You don't seem fine... your leg seems to hurt you... And I can see the pain in your eyes when you move it." The little male seemed to be more like a normal bloom for a moment. "I'm easily frightened... not blind..." He huffed slightly before concentrating really hard to pick up his companion and stick him up on the couch.
"Is there anything you need? Ice for you leg? Maybe a blanket? Um... crayons and paper? We could draw..." Fay spoke quickly, shifting his weight from side to side. He was anxious, it was easy to tell.
Chekkas:
Axel looked over at the two as well. He just laughed. "Sirius is one for getting in trouble a lot... But when it comes to others, they always come first in his mind." He looks back at the papers. "He's a good mix between his mother and me."
Sirius couldn't help but laugh a bit. "It doesn't hurt as much as it did yesterday. You're worrying too much." He stood himself up as the little blooming tried to pick him up. "See? I'm fine. Otherwise, my mom would have forced me to stay in bed." He rolled his eyes.
He looks back at Fayne before sitting himself back down. "We can do whatever you want," he replied to the idea of drawing. He truthfully was NOT good at drawing, and quite frankly did not want to embarrass himself.
Axel rolled his eyes. "If you know of the rainbow bloom that runs around all wildly in town, that would be her," he replied. "Her name is Kara." He began to sign some things that were required for the teacher to do. He looks up at Caiden with amusement in his eyes. "Why yes, yes it is. It helps us make sure he is healthy." He looks back down to focus on his own stuff.
Sirius laughs nervously. Although his leg did hurt him a bit, he didn't want to admit it, especially towards Fayne. Now, just what would the twins think when they're back in school.... oh boy. He watched Fayne come back with the paper and crayons and pinned on ear back awkwardly. "Yeah, sure," he replied. "Do you like to draw?" He looked at his new-found friend with a gentle look, smiling. He was trying to avoid having to show his god-awful not-talent drawing.
Caidens ears pricked. "I think I've heard the name before." The male didn't have time to think about the other bloom right now. He had to get this paperwork done. School was going to start any day and Fayne had to go, though it broke Caiden's heart.
"It may make sure he's healthy but it seems silly to have to write down a lot of this stuff... Immunizations... height... lot of doctor blech..." The pale striped bloom huffed and picked up his head to work more.
"Yes. I rather like to draw... I once saw a bloom making a painting with coffee. It was really cool." Fayne set the drawing supplies down then looked at his friend expectantly. It wasn't like the little bloom was amazing at art, but he did love it. "Daddy says that art takes time and practice if you wanna be good at it. So I like to try. And I... I think it'll be fun drawing with a friend." The purple haired bloom dragged his hoof back and forth awkwardly in front of him, looking at the ground shyly.
Axel chuckled. "She'll make any trouble she could possibly make and get away with it." He continues his own papers as he spoke, a smile slowly forming on his face. "But that's what brought us together. So I don't mind it. Although it's not a good influence on Sirius."
He looks up and laughs at Caiden's complaining. "It's information that every parent has to give the nurse. Even I had to do it for Sirius."
Sirius looks at the paper a bit blankly. "This is more of Felix's thing," he muttered a bit. However, the young bloomling picked up a crayon and began to draw something. He wasn't exactly sure what he was going for; he just did what came to his mind first. When it was done, it was a very sloppy-looking rainbow. He blinked a bit and realized it made him think of his mother. He chuckled a bit.
"Yeah... drawing isn't my forte," he finally announced, looking at Fayne with an awkward smile. "What can you draw, though? I'd like to see."
The pale unicorn sighed and focused on the paperwork. It was annoying and there was a lot of it for something as simple as schooling.
Fayne smiled and picked up a few crayons and began to scribble on his paper. When he was done he turned it around to show Sirius. It was a scribbly mess of a stick figure in Sirius' colors. For some reason he was wearing a red cape. "I'm not that great at it either really. But Daddy encourages me to keep trying." He giggles slightly and gently pokes at Sirius' drawing. "You forgot violet... and I think it could use some cute little clouds at the ends." The green eyed bloomling smiled happily. He was right, this was fun. He just hoped Sirius didn't hate it.
Axel shook his head slowly before returning to his own paperwork. Unlike the young parent, he was used to paperwork, especially when it came to having to grade bad tests from his students like Julien's.
Sirius couldn't help but smile at the picture. Although the picture still had his summer colors; with fall setting in and winter starting to approach, his colors had begun to change over the course of the days from its vibrant purple into a mellow turquoise. He was in a daze until Fayne pointed something out about his picture. He looked down at it, and realized the little bloomling was right; he had completely forgotten about violet. He laughs a bit nervously before beginning to add it to the bottom of the rainbow. "Thanks," he said, looking at Fayne with a gentle smile. "You're a good artist."