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Originally Posted by Ludicrous Lunacy
Remorakit blinked. "Sure! How do we play?" they asked, tilting their pebble-grey head. Never having actually played a game, they were practically ecstatic but hiding it well--kits, they assumed, were not supposed to be exited by these things, but Remora couldn't suppress their smile and a little bounce at the prospect. A kit--a real kit--was actually offering to interact with them.
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Leafkit smiled at they're enthusiasm, a smile upon his maw as he they explained the game, "Well, its actually..really simple. You toss the pebble back and forth, and...that's really it. I usually play it outside, to not hit any of the queen's heads in the den, and get them angry, and very annoyed." He chuckled, humoring mixing in his tone. "I understand their anger, we are pretty reckless a bit, sometimes." Leafkit spoke observantly, a thoughtful expression his face. He wasn't like normal kits, understanding, and thoughtful, and understood things most kits didn't understand at all.
Leafkit was fine with being different, he liked how he was, and that's all that mattered. Leafkit gave a small smile, he was glad the other kit was excited for the game, even though it wasn't much of a good game, really. It was very simple, with simple rules they needed to follow. Leafkit didn't want it too complicated, just so others could understand, because some kits were too young to understand some things, after all. "Their are some rules to it, like don't throw too hard, don't play in the nursery, don't throw it too high, because it might go into the forest, and be a bit careful not to break it, because its very small." Leafkit wanted to make sure his pebble was very safe, it was his very favorite, and only pebble he liked to play with. He even had a scar on his pad from the pebble cutting him, how that happened? Leafkit had guessed, at the time, it was a very sharp pebble, and it really was.