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@, Firebolt chuckled softly. "Ah... It's alright." She said in an equally soft tone. She hadn't really been too caught off guard by the scene. The most it did was really make her skin tighten. She would have jumped, actually, but she wasn't really paying much attention. "I wonder if that's due to..." Her mind began, before ignoring itself and focusing back on the screen.

@, ((Actually... Firebolt is going to be slightly zoned out for most of this. So when something major DOES happen, feel free to decide when she gets startled. I never like time skipping, myself. >.<)) Firebolt blushed slightly, as Windy wrapped his wing around her again. She wasn't exactly sure why she was blushing, but she was. Firebolt looked back at Windy once more, then returned to looking at the screen. Somehow, her mind had decided to drift away. Though thinking of nothing, it was too active to let her fully focus on what was happening before her.

@, "Oh." Firebolt said, looking much happier. "Well... I think that was a compliment. I'm hoping it was, anyway." She thought to herself, before averting her eyes away from Windy's. "I think it's starting..." She said softly, as to not bother any of the other ponies in the theatre.

@, "Oh..." The mare said, still not facing Windy. Her ears had flopped back, as well. She hadn't caught on to the flirt at the end, and thought that last statement was just to make her feel better. "...sorry." She said in an even quieter voice. The last thing she wanted to do now was upset Windy, again. So Firebolt was trying to be as apologetic as possible.

Yes. Season 4 will be the season of best mane 6.

@, "Alright." Firebolt said. She wasn't the kind of pony who was into horror that much, but if Windy had picked the movie for the obvious reason, he might be... disappointed. Only a bit though, surely. When they did get into the theatre and Windy had apologized, Firebolt tilted her head a bit. "Why are you apologizing?" She murmered, not for the intent of Windy to hear. "Ugh... I think he might be afraid of me a bit..." She thought. feeling a bit disappointed in her previous actions. More-so then before.

@, "Of course you may watch me work..." Firebolt said, though a bit confused. She wasn't sure why he was intent on seeing what a blacksmith does - not to mention she did most of her work through magic - on a regular basis, but she had no problem with it as well. "Ah... I really don't care." Firebolt said. That wasn't completely true. She didn't really want to watch something dull but she also didn't... care. ((Good night.))

@, "Yea." Firebolt said, her voice now returned to normal completely. "I was thinking of something to make for myself for later. Just jewlery of sorts." Firebolt did take pride in her craft. Though it wasn't her special talent, it came pretty close to that as far as ability went. Mending spells were the other spell she could do, other then light spells and other fire related spells. Easily, it was not as good, but still existant.

@, "Oh... Alright." Firebolt said, brushing a bit of her mane out of her eyes. "That sounds fun!" Her voice was still a bit overly chipper. "Ugh... neutral voice Bolt. Neutral is literally the best thing. Except for something like fire, of course. Fire is nice." She thought. Firebolt's mind had been incredibly more active then usual. She wasn't exactly sure if she liked that. "Oh! I have to go work on something later, as well..." She added quickly, returning to her normal voice.

@, Firebolt tilted her head to the side a bit. The excitement was... unexpected. Appreciated, but unexpected. She kept smiling, though. "Uhm... Well, I don't really care. Is there any place you want to go though? You can feel free to keep swimming, if you like." The nice personality she was holding was quite deviate from her general sarcastic personality. But it seemed most effective right now. "Let's just hope he doesn't ask me to join him swimming..." She thought, not being too fond of the sport.

@, "See? Being truthful does work. In moderation, like anything. But we should try that more often, me." Firebolt thought to herself before turning back to Windy and smiling. "Thank you for understanding, and I'd love to!" Firebolt's voice was slightly overly chipper, but she would let that slide for once.

@, ((Bleh. Should have mentioned I have horseback riding lessons on Thursdays. I've mentioned it now. Therefore; REMEMBER THAT.... If that's alright with you.)) Firebolt gasped softly, taken by surprise that Windy was here... She wasn't expecting that. "Ah... Sorry... I wasn't really expecting you here..." She said, standing up to face Windy. She was still looking up slightly to make eye contact, since she was quite shorter then Windy. "Well, since I've already apologized... I suppose I'll just cut to the chase..." She began, trying to not let Windy say anything while she was talking. She wasn't really aware of what her body language was like, though. Instead of being big and assertive like she had wished for, the mare was in a smaller position, with her ears flopped back and no longer making eye contact. She also moved one of her front hooves around nervously. However, her voice was still at it's norm. "Ah... Well..." Firebolt took a deep breath. Telling the complete truth was not something she did as often as she should. "Well, the reason I had been avoiding you yesterday... is because I do like you. I suppose that doesn't make sense... But, basically I felt that we were rushing into a relationship too quickly... I mean, the quicker you get into something the quicker you get out... If you understand... Sorry that I came off as..." The unicorn stopped talking. Her mind was completely silent, apart from telling her what to do next. "Well, I suppose you have no intent of talking to me. I'll go..."

@, "Damn... I'm starting to not feel too good..." Firebolt thought, while wandering through the halls. "Hopefully, that's just anxiety... I'm not sure how to tell Windy what I want to tell him, exactly... But I shouldn't worry about it." As most ponies know, trying not to worry about something is how to get even more worked up over it. After a good few minutes of walking, Firebolt had already flustered herself to a ridiculous level. "Ugh... I'll just relax, then. I may as well see the pool. Just so I don't have to go there again..." Firebolt eventually made her way to the pool, and lied back on one of the lawn-chairs. She didn't notice the fact that Windy was near-by... though that was probably for the best.

Spoilers: Posting on this thread does mean you need to review the signature above you. So yea. Also; no need to get really defensive about it. I was simply stating my opinion.

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