Finally inside the lower ring.

Massie giggled. "The Earth King is getting crowned soon"! Massie chirrped. "Do you want to go"? Massie asked.

He stood completely up as he thought about her proposition to go to the ceremony. "It can't hurt, I'll meet you down stairs. If you don't mind I need to change for this." He crossed his arms as he waited for her to depart.

"Kay". Massie said as she went out of the room, she went downstairs. Massie almost tripped, but she caught herself. Massie waited for Orion.

He had quietly shut the door behind her as she exited through the door frame, her faint foot steps could be heard as she made her way down the stairs before hearing a slight stumble. He chuckled and shook his head as he made his way over to the bag. Slipping out of his every day travel close, he changed in to his very important event clothe.

Now upon his upper torso, he had a long sleeve white button up shirt which he had tucked in. Also on top of the button up shirt was a blue in color vest with thin white pin-stripes that went from top to bottom, parallel to each other. Upon his legs were a pair of slacks that matched the vest identically. His feet were no longer covered by a pair of slip-ons, but now a clean slick pair of black dress shoes.

Exiting the room and making his way down the stairs, he met up with Massie so they could make their way to the ceremony. "Please lead the way."

Massie waited and heard him. "Kay". Massie said, she started leading the way. "We are there". Masie said as they had arrived.

((Closed and moving to the other post))

((OOC: ^_^ Don't forget, Tekara is still here, I have to get her out first.))

Tekara returned just before sunset, her adventurous thrill satiated. The excercise made her limber and tired, tired enough to curl up beside Kiari and sleep. She wasn't surprised he was still asleep, Kiari's energy hardly ever wore out, and when it did, he'd been known to sleep an entire day away. Tekara couldn't blame him; they'd had a long journey. So the siblings shared a night, resting calmly with the moon high in the sky.

Tekara woke groggily. "Time to get out of here," she muttered. Sleeping on that stupid bed gave her a sore back. "Wake up, Kiari."

Kiari slept on, his hands cutely fisting by his face.

Tekara groaned. "Come on, Sweetie, I want to get out of here."

Still, Kiari slumbered. Tekara sighed and stared repacking their things. When she was finished, she dragged the boy out of the bed and tried, fruitlessly, to wake him up. Not even some cold water over his eyelids roused him. So, the girl had no choice but to hoist him on her back.

"You're paying me back for this later," she mumbled, knowing full well that the first thik Kiari would do is start playing and whatnot.