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Their smile brightened and they happily touched Q’s hair, making a soft sound as they felt the soft texture from it. It was new and interesting, and felt a lot different from their own hair -which they curiously touched with their other hair. The spirit’s hair was rough and almost wiry, though full and thick. The colour not much unlike rich soil.
“People? Me and you!”, they let go of Q’s hair, shaking their head lightly. There were only the two of them here, and no one else around! At least, they hadn’t seen anyone anywhere nearby.
“Name?”, they repeated, curious. They had no clue what a name was, but they wondered! They were very curious.
Q swallowed a small chuckle at the curious sounds, watching them compare his hair with their own, he’d thought it soft from a distance, but now he could see- watching the others fingers pass through it that it wasn’t as it had appeared to be.
“Just us.” He nodded, Well that was just fine. He didn’t think the peace in this area needed disturbing by any others really, though, still slightly worried for the young one’s safety.
“Yes, name… A name is what you call yourself- It’s who you are.” He tried to explain, though he had plenty of patience. Pointing to himself gently he gave an example. “My name is Quinton.” He didn’t expect too much, if the little one didn’t know many words he may not know of a name- but some creatures simply knew it, even without parents. Whether this one did he wasn’t too sure. He’d come across plenty of creatures, some very similar, but he had yet to pinpoint exactly what they were. All he did know was their aura was heavily bound to the tree. Watching the wisps of colour ebb from the younger to the trunk of wood.
“Who me are?”, they tilted their head, using the words Q had said already to form their sentences. They learned quickly, understanding easily. With a smile, they pointed to the tree, and then themselves.
“Me!”, he exclaimed happily. He hopped right into the tree, fazing into it like the spirit he was, just to drop from the branches upside down, hanging from them with a bright grin. Some leafs and twigs stuck in their short but messy hair.
“Quinton! Quinton not me?”, they asked then, curious. Quinton kind of looked like them, but also not! Underneath the dark brown cloak the spirit had, was just a simple shirt. His skin darkened from the sun, no bellybutton visible from his fallen down shirt.
“Ah.”, their cloak hung in front of their eyes. They giggled, swinging back and forth slightly.