Relaxing... Sorta.

It was a nice day, and Ava was walking along the edge of the forest doing nothing really special. The whole time she was there her eyes were focused on the ground looking at all the dead leaves, and the occasional pine cones that came by every now and then. The girl suddenly stopped, and sat on the ground. "How long have I been walking?" Ava asked herself, tossing the pine cone in the air then catching it again. "Hmm.. Maybe twenty minutes or so..." She answered herself not really caring if anyone heard her or not. She froze as her eyes caught some movement. Ava pushed herself forward on to her stomach to look at the little bug that disturbed the peaceful grass.

"What are you looking at?" a girl said from behind Ava. It was Lindsey standing there with her hands behind her back as she looked down at the girl with a curious stare. She was also out and about, wandering around to let Hynzi get some air and see the sights of the forest around them. Plus, this was a very calming wood. As she stood there, she could barely even feel the small feet of Hynzi on top of her head. The spider that was about the size of the palm of Lindsey's hand stood there nestled into Lindsey's hair, looking at this new girl with an untrustworthy stare. She didn't really like this girl, yet she was always extremely cautious around people she didn't know... Well, for the most part.

"Why are you saying 'hi' to her? She could hurt you! You don't know what she could do!" The spider hissed inside of Lindsey's head, but the young girl just ignore Hynzi and continue with her business.

Ava jumped at the sound of Lindsey's voice, causing a small fire to come from the girls hand and scorching the bug. "Crap.." Ava muttered under her breath. She slowly stood from the ground, and brushed her self free from any grass that might have clung to her. The Pyro grabbed her scarf, and tugged it away from her neck, before responding to the girl. "I was looking at a bug.." She said in a small voice taking a step back covering the area of the scorched grass trying to get rid of any small flames that may have lasted.

"Thankfully it wasn't a spider!" Lindsey replied with a small laugh. "So long as you don't hurt a spider, I'm good with it." she then studied the girl curiously, watching how bashful she seemed to be. Lindsey didn't mean to startle or scare the girl if she did either/or, but she also wanted someone to talk to while she was out here and Ava just happened to be going where she was going.

"Do you have something with spiders? or something?" Ava asked the girl whom she did not know. Her voice coming out a little bit more now since she knew the girl wasn't going to leave any time soon. She studied the girl for a moment before holding out her hand. "I am Ava."