Sakuda smiled back at Mori when they passed the quilts, then her eyes went back to everything. She overlooked the field, her mouth at an 'o' in awe. She never seen such vast plants in one spot. She looked to Mori when her spoke, smirking as he finished his last sentence. "Are you going to try and stir up trouble?" She shook her head, laughing afterwards, her eyes trailing back to the plants. "Nah, you totally seem like the explorer type. But I wouldn't expect a history geek," she said, grinning.

Mori watched the field, the seemingly endless supply of plantation went on forever as far as he could see and he noticed that quite a few people were out here too. He recalled this land had once been victim to a very serious war inside the village. A civil war. It was when they were more informative with technology but had reverted to their old ways to return call to their ancestors...Mori and Sakuda were standing in a former battlefield. The neko looked to her and feigned a pout.
"You insult me. There is nothing wrong with striving for knowledge. You should try it sometime."
He ended his comment with a wide smirk.

Sakuda giggled when Mori pouted. "That's an interesting look there, Mori," she snickered, before frowning, raising a brow at him. "Oh you're so mean to me," she said planly, looking towards the plants, hiding a small smile on her face. She was use to the teasing, and thought it amusing. "Don't question my smartness," she said with slight mockary, before she reached over, grabbing his sleeve, tugging him with her as some pretty flowers caught her eyes. "This way," she said, pointing her free hand towards some golden flowers.

Mori raised an eyebrow at her, his only response from her teasing comment about his pout. What a sadistic little puppy she is. Not that he was one to do the talking seeing as how he was much like that himself. The neko only smirked to her plain sentence and nodded in agreement. Hearing what else she had to say, he couldn't help but laugh softly.
"Too late for that."
Seeing as how a couple of beautifully gold colored flowers caught her attention, Mori allowed himself to be dragged off by her yet again with no reluctance.
"How typical of a girl to get distractd by 'flowers'.~"

Sakuda frowned. "Oh common, Mori. You already know I'm not a typical girl," she boasted, pouting a bit as she reached the flowers, letting go of Mori to plop down, picking a few before twisting them together carefully. She looked consintraited on her work, yet she was still able to multitask. "You seem more loose. Does the island make you feel at ease with yourself," she asked, sparing a look to Mori before going back to whatever she was doing. Her hands worked quickly as the chain of flowers lengthed bit by bit.

Mori made a simple huff claiming that he knew that by a long shot and he laughed silently to himself as he watched her quietly, the neko saying nothing about it except for the smirk that seemed to have said it all. He twitched his ears, perking them a bit as he watched the girl work on the flowers, he frowned a bit as he watched her pluck the flowers. Mori then kneeled beside her and watched her work before moving a hand over the area where the flowers had been removed and underneath his pale slender hand, new ones began to grow slowly. He moved his hand away and the process continued slowly but much more faster than how a normal plant would grow.
"You think I am always this way? No, its not the island's doing. Sometimes people are mature and collected, othertimes they open up a bit and show their other side."

Sakuda smiled softly, knowing Mori was trying to tease her. She finished the flower crown, and glanced towards Mori's work, watching the flowers grow fast, like a miracle. She smiled brightly. "Mori. You can bend fire at your will and make plants grow? That's awesome." She picked up the flowers between her index fingers and thumbs, giggling softly. She leaned over to Mori, just enough to where she could place the crown delicately over his head, making it look like a gold, girly crown. She laughed softly, amused with his look. "It fits you, Mori-Kun~!"

Mori sat back and looked at his work on the flowers. The ability had come with him ever since he was twelve when the incident happened. He had become attached to the earth in a way he didn't understand and then of course was the strange ability he had with optical illusions and messing with a person's mind. His element was fie so that was always an easy feat.
"It's natural to me now. I now longer find much amusement anymore. Unless it's to show-off in front of others but I expect a pup to be excited by any small thing, right?"
He smirked to her which quickly went away as she placed the flower crown she had made out of the flowers that grew and he couldn't help but stare at her with a black surprised face before huffing and poking her again in the forehead.
"I'm a neko. Not your plaything."

Sakuda practically fell over in giggles when Mori claimed not to be her plaything. "Course not, Mori~ I could still try to make you look happier," she chimed. She then stuck out her tongue childishly, not finding him amusing at the talent part. "I'm not that easily amused. It just depends on the thing shown to me. Don't make me bring out the music box again," she threatened, her left hand still clutching the forgotten thing she brought. She knew Mori liked the sound, so she reached into the bag, pulling out the box. She carefully lifted the lid, letting the melody flow out, making her smile softly.

Mori raised an eyebrow at her comment and he looked away mumbling something about how food made him much more happier than being made girly by a bunch of flowers perched on his head. According to what she said about not being amused by everything, he couldn't help but smirk and give her a sarcastic 'right-and-I'm-a-pixie' look. Her threat made him frown slightly and he noticed that she was pulling out the glass music box and he growled lowly before trying to reach over and close it but the soft melody seemed to hypnotize him and his hand froze over the box. Staying quiet, he listened closely to the melody, his hand lowering to the ground as he stared mesmorized at the box. His expression relaxed and he appeared serene as Mori waited for the melody to end.

Sakuda snickered quietly while watching Mori tranced into the music. "I should bring this around more if it does this to people," she said to herself, letting the musicbox resting in her lap. She reached over, plucking the flowers off his head since he seemed so unwanting of them. She sighed and placed them onto her own head, not really caring how they looked on her. She then looked to Mori again, a grin upon her face. The music's pretty, but not that effective on me.

Mori didn't seem to be listening to her, not anymore. He was almost completly enthralled in the music coming from the box. It was so soothing, it seemed to ease him into a calm state, he liked it. Though he was not quite used to being teased like this or so easily distracted by it as well. It rather disturbed him that Sakuda would be using this against him now. Wondering if she would come to do this everytime she got annoyed made him not even notice how she was removing the flowers from his head. The song was beginning to end, which made Mori come to frown just a bit as his head subcounsiously tilted.

Sakuda giggled some more, noticing Mori's frown as he was beginning to 'wake up' from the song. She waited until it came to a soft ending before closing the lid and putting it back in the bag as carefully as possible, then letting the bag's 'handles' rest around her wrist. "I'd consider myself a very nice pup for letting you listen to that," she said, smiling softly before reaching over, patting his head. She removed her hand before he could try to do anything with it, resting it in her lap, a smile still on her lips.

The melody came to an end making the neko accidently sigh for a bit before blinking out of his state and looking to the side in embarrassment, hating that he easily would give in to the sound. The neko growled to himself before feeling the werewolf pat his head as if he was some sort of pet and he blinked once more to give her a look with a raised eyebrow.
"Mm-hm. Nice, spoiled, stubborn, annoying...Puppy."
He grinned innocently at the end, giving off a pleasant aura even though he first few words were practically spit out harshly.

Sakuda stared at him for a moment, not letting her facial expression change, but her eyes did show the hurt she felt from his words. A sigh was released from her lips. "Sorry, Mori-Kun. I was just teasing," she said quietly, not knowing exactly what she did wrong. Sakuda then stood up, holding onto the bag while she looked towards the Neko. ". . . Anymore things you want to see, Mori?" She asked this quietly, afraid that he'd start yelling at her. She smiled softly, despite the fact she never liked to be yelled at.