Pastries and Pals PV Miko Closed

Tal watched her friend as he scanned the sky, her eyes following his hand to the cloud that he was talking about. It definitely did look like an airplane. Or maybe a bird!

The other one was a snake. Tal also thought it might have been a noodle. But, weren’t snakes just danger noodles anyways? Personally, Talia thought that the centipedes should be a little less selfish and donate a few legs to the snakes in the world. Sharing is caring, they say!

“What’s your favorite animal?” Tal blurted out enthusiastically, keeping her eyes on Miko as she absentmindedly weaved a few flowers together, then turned her stare to a bunny hopping by and smiled at it, her gaze lingering on the cute little fluffy thing. The animal that she had just seen in a cloud! The animal that inspired Tal’s nickname Bunny, probably because of her happy and fluffy nature.

Tal quite liked the nickname, probably because of how much she liked the animal it took after.

As she continued to braid the oxeye daisies and wildflowers and other colorful petaled plants together, she hummed a little tune, a tune that reminded her of the birds chirping in the trees nearby.

That is quite true, snakes are just danger noodles but sometimes they can be nope ropes too it depends on the situation. Also wouldn't it hurt the centipede if they gave legs to snakes the snakes don't need the legs anyway unless they want to dance or something but they probably don't. Centipedes seem careless anyway so wouldn't that make them free from sharing? If you don't share it means you don't care and if they didn't care anyways it wouldn't change anything case closed.

Miko didn't have to think much about the next answer, really. The brave and majestic lion comes into play finally! "Hands down, lions. But if you mean magical then a Phoenix, both creatures are strong and majestic so I suppose that's why I like 'em. What about you?" The Hufflepuff almost blasted through the whole answer when he slowed his roll since frankly he didn't want the conversation to end.

After giving his answer he leaned in toward his basket to look inside and plucked an MnM cookie out. Miko took a small note out of it, nodding in approval of the cooking. What's a picnic without good food? Still a picnic but not a nice one unless you like to eat garbage then good for you.

His head quickly turned over toward the bunny and a smile spread across his face. It was so cute and innocent kind of like..Tal. If he was smarter he probably could have guessed that was her nickname but Miko just brushed the thought off,  he is not the brightest as I said before. Nonetheless he was very creative and a quick learner but just spaces off sometimes in the middle of a lecture which is very bad for his grades but somehow he still pulls through. Magic hehehe.

"Hmm..." the girl thought out loud. "I like a lot of animals, everything is so cute! But I think anything especially fluffy, like bunnies or dogs or cats or... anything? Yeah, I love everything!" She started speaking slowly at first, but as she reached her conclusion her speed got faster, her youthful little lisp a funny little addition.

As the girl kept twisting her flowers together, she found a rhythm in the left, right, twist, tie, left, right, twist, tie of it all. She bopped her head slightly from side to side with the beat of her fingers, the tune in her head becoming more clear as she did so.

She reached for a dandelion, holding it gingerly in her hands. "Did you know that if you make a wish and blow all the fluff off of the dandelion, it'll come true?" she asked Miko, her voice bouncing with enthusiasm.

The little girl handed him the delicate little plant, placing it in his open palm and gently curling his fingers around the stem with her own hands to make sure that the magic stayed with Miko. "Try it! But don't tell me what you wished for, or it won't come true!" she added on. It would be an absolute tragedy if his wish didn't work because of that!