(I could always throw in another small ankle-biter later if Amari decided he wanted more 👀)
Lumi clung tightly to Sarai, clearly anxious. He would get used to this home in time, of course, but for now it was pretty scary and sudden for them. They would surely enjoy having a noice, warm home to stay in once they were used to it. He sighed shakily, trying to calm himself down. It's fine… everything is fine. They don't seem to want to hurt me, from what I can tell? I don't have any choice anyway, so I need to stop being so stoopid and dramatic.
"Things will go a lot slower once we get home," Sarai said, pressing her head gently against Lumi's as she held him. "You can have all the time you want to adjust, okay?" The woman offered a smile as she pushed her see-sharpeners up, moving her hand back down to pat Lumi's back. "And if you need anything, all you have to do is ask."
Amari didn't look down until they had come to the entrance of his home- a grand palace in the same shades as the clouds around them, a small patch of earth fur in front for him to step onto and walk into the entrance.
Lumi nodded and closed his peepers, looking a bit drained from all the stress and from the poor conditions he'd previously been living in. They kept quiet and as still as they could until they arrived at Amari's home, at which point he looked up weakly to see where he'd be staying from now on.
He had to admit that it was noice, and exponentially better than how they'd been living before. He looked up at Sarai nervously, their ears flattened back against their head.
