With all the trees in the forest turning all sorts of shades and hues of Fall. Oranges cascading down into reds and then darker into browns gave the forest the look of it being on fire. Just with the absence of smoke; there was the presence of a rather fresh wind that just seemed to blow through the pathways; kicking up leaves and  twigs. Tossing them about in a careless manner. 

If there was anything that she loved more than the year, it was this season. With all the leaves losing their healthy green, and turning into that gorgeous pseudo flame that blanketed the grounds and hung from the trees. With the leaves crunching beneath her feet, Rhari just continued to head through the forest; just aimlessly exploring the endless expanse around her. 

“Remember, I did tell you that the colors of fall were ones of the fox.” A voice, bright and cheerful came from the branches. From the speckled shadows that just fell down over the ground. 

“And I did agree that they were such splendid colors now, didn't I?” She let out a soft giggle, not even looking back as she continued to amble on forward. All four feet playfully kicking up leaves with a flick backwards. 

“Oh, how could I forget?” The voice let out another laugh before there was a rustle of leaves, and then a thump on the ground behind her. “Besides, I doubt I'd hear the end of it if I did.” The draolf grinned as he came to a slow walk besides the foxtaur. Stretching his arms up above his head; he let out a grunt as his long tail curled around. A soft poke onto her flank opposite him made him snicker softly. 

Rhari stopped, blinking a bit as she watched the draolf walk a bit ahead of her. “Since when...” She tilted her head a bit more before he let out a laugh. “I see the taur bug bit you as well?” A soft trot closed the gap between them before she laid a slightly appreciative eye over him. “Fits you well.”

“Yeah, it did seem to bite me. All that time hanging around Silver and his talk of Taursday. Guess it finally sunk in and boom. Here I stand.” He put his hands out to his side as he looked over at her. “Besides, I find it quite comforting. Four feet on the ground is a bit more stable.” He glanced behind him and smirked. “Though, I do miss my wings. But, ah well.”

The two of them just meandered through the forest a bit. Crunching leaves beneath their paws, just chatting about how they've been busy and everything with their own lives. It wasn't too long before it started to get chilly and a breeze started to flow through the forest; kicking up more leaves than before. Rhari let out a soft whine as she shivered a bit and she blinked for a second when she felt something rest on her shoulders. 

“Go ahead and use it for today. I'm warm enough as it is.” The draolf grinned slightly, it's true. He could run in the snow and be perfectly fine in terms of keeping warm. 

She blushed softly, and smiled. “Thanks. Guess I left my coat at home.” She walked a bit closer to him, just soaking in the warmth that he just emitted. 

“Want to see something rather relaxing? Well, other than the forest that we're walking through.” Kaji let out a laugh, looking down at the fox next to him; stopping for a few seconds. 

“Oh, sure! I love to see new places.” Her smile was bright as the draolftaur started to lead her off the beaten path. Though the trees. “Just what are you going to show me?” 

“Oh, you'll see. I'm sure you'll like it.” He stopped for a moment, closing his eyes as an ear twitched a bit. “Over here.” He took off at a gallop through the trees, vanishing behind a wall of foliage that just seemed to cascade down from some weeping willows. 

“Kaji?” Rhari called out, blinking softly as she slowly stepped closer to the concealing vines. She parted a bit, and then lets out a soft gasp. “How in the world do you know of these places!” She took a few steps forward; her hand getting held back by Kaji as he laughed. 

“I travel a lot.” He smirked a bit as he looked back out at the expanse that flowed out in front of them. Standing upon a cliff, the setting sun set the sky into a blaze of color. Deep rich purples were lining the horizon as oranges and reds were swirling away from the falling sun. Clouds catching the rays of light in a brilliant array of light. 

“I come here. When I want to relax. It's a rather nice in the winter as well.” He looked down at the crystal clear lake beneath them. “Also do some cliff diving here as well.” He settled down onto the ground, letting out a soft yawn as he looked up at Rhari. “C'mon. Take a load off. The moon is so pretty from here.” 

She was too in awe of the surroundings, he nudged at her flank to get her attention and she blinked a bit. “Oh what? Oh! Sure.” She let out a light laugh as she settled down on to the ground; nestling close to the mutt as he was the warmest thing there at the moment. She closed her eyes after a few moments before she looked back out at the horizon. “Thanks, Kaji.” 

A soft laugh echoed out from his chest before he shook his head. His eyes flicked back up at the horizon as he slowly petted over her side a bit. “Think nothing of it, hon.”