A Dreary Day For Tea

For as much work as Percy did for Icarus' Eye, very rarely did the Leyr manage to catch a break. When he did, it was normally because Lohrian stopped by to see Arthur, which meant that Percy didn't have any new work added on.

A small blip noise from Percy's replier came from across the room. Percy had misplaced it in his hectic run from Arthur's study back to his bedroom - or rather, his work room that happened to have a nest in it. After Percy had clamored over the stacks and stacks of work, he managed to retrieve it. The message was from Lohrian, short and succinct.

Hey, Percy. Just a heads-up, I'm on my way over. It's starting to sprinkle here, hopefully it won't start pouring midway, haha! Be there soon.

If Percy took a moment to consider the noise from outside, there was the pattering of droplets against the window, as well as some distant rolling thunder. The storm hadn't picked up super strong just yet.

Well, that wasn't good. Lohrian frowned at his replier as he flew, the beads of water beginning to seep into his clothes. Either Percy had fallen, Acacius had stolen something again, or there was something wrong.

The Aria researcher managed to make his way to the tower, knocking at the door before letting himself in. "Helloooo? Percy?" He called, shaking the water out of his feathers. He was considerably fluffed up, reaching up to smooth them back down. He didn't want to look like a puffball. Slipping out of the outer robe he wore, Lohrian began making his way through the tower where it was dry, his talons softly clacking against the floor.

Lohrian gave pursuit, skittering towards Arthur's little thief of a Daemon. It was only a saving grace that the things he stole didn't orbit around him. Or that he didn't pass through walls like Seleihri could.

After a light scramble, Lohrian was able to lift the rambunctious little boy up off the stairs, separating him from his bounty. He set the Daemon down afterwards, letting it skitter away to steal another day. What was Acacius going to do? Bite him? He was little. Lohrian would live.

"Well... there's a replier. But no Leyr." Lohrian thought aloud, frowning softly. "Percy?" He called again, beginning his search by backtracking to the floor where Percy's room resided.

Lohrian had opened his mouth to speak, getting cut off by Percy being startled and bonking himself on the bookshelf. A snort of amusement slipped out, unable to stop himself. "Oh, Percy.."

Lohrian approached the colorful leyr, crouching down to be on the floor with him. Lohrian set the replier in Percy's lap, moving to put his own hand gingerly atop Percy's head. "Hi Percy." He spoke, returning the introductory gesture. "I ran into Acacius in the halls, guess he's jot as concerned about storms as I thought."

Lohrian sat on the floor, his tail curling around behind him and lightly setting itself across his lap. "What was it you wanted to let me know? Over the repliers?"

"Oh, I knew that." Lohrian nodded. "He told me when he was planning on doing it, said that Vistrau wanted to come too." Lohrian was careful as he kept his hand on Percy's head.

"No, I came by to see you, actually. Check in and see how you were doing, help you finish up some papers and transcripts, maybe help you sleep a little if you'd want that." He chuckled.

For as much work as Percy did for Icarus' Eye, very rarely did the Leyr manage to catch a break. When he did, it was normally because Lohrian stopped by to see Arthur, which meant that Percy didn't have any new work added on.

A small blip noise from Percy's replier came from across the room. Percy had misplaced it in his hectic run from Arthur's study back to his bedroom - or rather, his work room that happened to have a nest in it. After Percy had clamored over the stacks and stacks of work, he managed to retrieve it. The message was from Lohrian, short and succinct.

Hey, Percy. Just a heads-up, I'm on my way over. It's starting to sprinkle here, hopefully it won't start pouring midway, haha! Be there soon.

If Percy took a moment to consider the noise from outside, there was the pattering of droplets against the window, as well as some distant rolling thunder. The storm hadn't picked up super strong just yet.

Well, that wasn't good. Lohrian frowned at his replier as he flew, the beads of water beginning to seep into his clothes. Either Percy had fallen, Acacius had stolen something again, or there was something wrong.

The Aria researcher managed to make his way to the tower, knocking at the door before letting himself in. "Helloooo? Percy?" He called, shaking the water out of his feathers. He was considerably fluffed up, reaching up to smooth them back down. He didn't want to look like a puffball. Slipping out of the outer robe he wore, Lohrian began making his way through the tower where it was dry, his talons softly clacking against the floor.

Lohrian gave pursuit, skittering towards Arthur's little thief of a Daemon. It was only a saving grace that the things he stole didn't orbit around him. Or that he didn't pass through walls like Seleihri could.

After a light scramble, Lohrian was able to lift the rambunctious little boy up off the stairs, separating him from his bounty. He set the Daemon down afterwards, letting it skitter away to steal another day. What was Acacius going to do? Bite him? He was little. Lohrian would live.

"Well... there's a replier. But no Leyr." Lohrian thought aloud, frowning softly. "Percy?" He called again, beginning his search by backtracking to the floor where Percy's room resided.

Lohrian had opened his mouth to speak, getting cut off by Percy being startled and bonking himself on the bookshelf. A snort of amusement slipped out, unable to stop himself. "Oh, Percy.."

Lohrian approached the colorful leyr, crouching down to be on the floor with him. Lohrian set the replier in Percy's lap, moving to put his own hand gingerly atop Percy's head. "Hi Percy." He spoke, returning the introductory gesture. "I ran into Acacius in the halls, guess he's jot as concerned about storms as I thought."

Lohrian sat on the floor, his tail curling around behind him and lightly setting itself across his lap. "What was it you wanted to let me know? Over the repliers?"

"Oh, I knew that." Lohrian nodded. "He told me when he was planning on doing it, said that Vistrau wanted to come too." Lohrian was careful as he kept his hand on Percy's head.

"No, I came by to see you, actually. Check in and see how you were doing, help you finish up some papers and transcripts, maybe help you sleep a little if you'd want that." He chuckled.