Fool Away was slowly pulled from his stupor by the transformation happening above him - his brows furrowed and his mouth settled into a frown some time before he managed to pry himself from his thoughts and look upward. When he
did, the sight of the moth and its springtime surroundings startled him. He leapt to his feet with a small yelp, mind racing to catch up to everything going on. Had he been so lost in his thoughts that it was already
spring? Winter had just settled in, how long had he been --
Snow crunched under his hoof. He blinked and looked around, lifting his hoof and pressing it against the snow again. Everything looked the same. Not including the moth, of course.
"Hello, you," He said, blinking up at it owlishly, "Not big on winter, huh?"
He knew moths couldn't talk, but he appreciated the company - and the slight change in scenery that came with it - nonetheless. Enough to forget that moths didn't usually cause snow to melt and flowers to bloom.
"Can't say I blame you. Certainly not the season to have kids in. But I mean, creatures have been doing it, like... Forever. It should turn out fine, right?"
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