The Privacy of Play Time [Private/ Ahote]

In the halls of the Basilisk Fang Guild, Ahote often found himself lost in it's corridors. It seemed to be much more complex than the Fairy Tail guild hall, which was spacious and simple. But he was often found near his designated quarters or the infirmary, seeing as it was the place he enjoyed being at the most. It was where he met everyone he knew in this area. He had only been here for a few days, and it certainly was a rushed experience, and the fact he found it hard to adapt to his surroundings when he kept getting lost.

But it was earlier this day that he received a letter from the pretty blue-eyed girl, whom he met when he woke up in the infirmary. If anything, he felt the most comfort, besides Famine, around her. The people he met weren't nearly as intimidating as his friends and family back in Magnolia told him they were. If anything, they were just as charming as any other person. He couldn't point one bad thing that they had done to him ever since his arrival, and it would be rude to judge them base on what he has been told. But even so, he kept a distance from everyone. His shy and quiet nature overthrowing his others, uncomfortable and comfortable both unbalanced in every situation.

But, as the letter suggested, he was summoned to an unfamiliar room in the halls, where they were supposed to meet. He wasn't surprised by this, his frightfulness had grown dull ever since the night Famine took him to this... fortress? He wasn't exactly sure what it was. But, he arrived to the empty room entrance, and opened the door.

...

Creeaak....

The door squeaked open with an unsettling, cracking sound, and peered in the head of Ahote. "H-Hello?"

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Ahote listened to the older woman with innocent eyes and childlike wonder hiding behind them, what did she have in store for him? Ahote couldn't wait to find out, but couldn't help but feel nervous. He had only talked with her once, and that was more of a one-sided conversation than anything, and was eager to return in the exchange of words.

She greeted him with a warming smile, inquiring if he had received the letter. Ahote smiled back, taking her hand and let himself be guided into the empty room. "Uh huh! But... I got lost on my way here..." He sulked, grinding his shoe on the ground disappointingly. But it was soon after he was led inside that she sat down, and quickly rose up. Ahote tilted his head, not sure what to say until words rolled off her tongue as sweet as honey.

He nodded again, confirming his name. Her hand slipped away from his and turned away from Ahote, back facing him. She continued to speak, but mentioned only their business here. He never actually caught her name, and was most curious to discover it before anything else.

"I know a lot of games we could play together! Hide'n'seek, Cops and Robbers, tag... oh! Let's do tag! I found a bunch of secret rooms in the fort, and tight places I can fit in! It's sooo cool! Oh, but... what's your name?" He blushed lightly, embarrassed that he had begun talking so much.

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Ahote couldn't help but smile to the warming and welcoming treatment he had received from Jade in such little time, he had been feeling very comfortable in this fort lately. Not because of his eerie corridors that never seemed to be well lit, or the many rooms were always locked, or possibly the storming and blizzards that never end, but the gentle smiles of the snakes. Ahote didn't know what Basilisk Fang was. Maybe it was a club? He could only assume it was a guild, seeing it was the same procedure he went through when getting his Fairy Tail crest on his body.

Regardless, as his cheeks would flush a rosy pink when the older girl kissed his cheek and disappeared, it fueled his determination to find her.

Ahote giggled and first searched the room, and although wasn't the most conscious boy, he certainly did just everywhere he could inside that room, though it was essentially empty. With that, he scanned it one last time before exiting and closing the door behind him, given the option of left or right down one corridor. It was rather creepy, even at day time. There were little windows in the fortress, and although discomforting, he found closure in always taking his stuffed animals with him down the hallways.

Ahote looked side to side, left to right, but no one appeared to be there. His brows furrowed and his lips puckered slightly, denying that no one was here. I mean, she had to be there somewhere, right? Or what Ahote believed, and so he searched. He first checked the dead ends of the hallway, though a bit menaced by it's darkness, leaning over to peek into it's darkness. "Jade?... Hello?"

He chose to search here first completely by logic and instinct, but wasn't the sharpest of the knives. Figuring that there was no girl to be here, he giggled and turned away and began to power walk the opposite direction. "Jaaaaade? I'm coming for you! Jade?" He yelled down the hallways as he essentially walked farther and farther away.

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