Aila: *Walks under the tree, startled to hear movement coming from above her. She looks up curiously.* "Hello? Is somebody up there?" *She asks, her quiet voice just barely reaching the movement.*

Aila: "Oh, hello. What are you doing up there, may I ask?" *She asks politely, watching him as he sat in the tree.*

Aila: *Smiles a bit and sort of giggles.* "That's a good way to spend your time, I bet. Mind if I join you?" *Her gray tail swayed as a gust of wind blew through the air.*

Aila: *She climbs up the tree cautiously, and sits next to Tannor. She wraps her tail around the branch and leans up against the trunk.* "Comfy." *She says, smiling.*

Aila: "I'm used to seeing those." *She remarked, flicking her ears to the cane thoughtfully.* "My grandpa was in a war and had gone blind after a battle wound. He always used one of those canes. I also used to help him with things he couldn't do by himself. He was such a kind man." *She paused, staring off a bit.*

Aila: "Of course." *She says, nodding her head in respect.* "There is no difference between the blind and not blind when it comes to form of personality. Where do you live?" *Turns to him, staring at his sightless eyes.*

Aila: "Is your roommate a relative?"

Aila: "I see. That must have been nice of her, raising you." *She sways her feet.*

(figured :')) Aila: *She nodded to herself, and a lobg silence fell between them for a while as they watched the sun go down.*

Aila: "Very." *She whispers, slowly nodding her head and watching the blending colors get brighter and brighter.*

(I'm sorry I'm replying late, my mother got home and I'm helping her with some things ;v;)

Aila: *Jumps, feeling a bit surprised. She tensed, then slowly started to laugh.* "Hahha, I suppose.." *Aila finally relaxes again, and smiles at him, as if he really could see her.*