Sava walked towards the lake, he feet were bare as she walked. Today she wore a black long sleeve shirt that was light cotton. The sleeves fell over her hands, that had fingerless white gloves on them. And then she wore a white also light cotton skirt that wavered about her ankles. Her hair was in a different style today, all the green strands of hair was pulled back into a ponytail, while all the black strands fell around her face tickling her bare neck.

Today she was alone and had no weapons on her it seemed. She stopped at the waters edge, her toes barely touching the calm, beautiful clear water. She looked at the water, her dark eyes seeming to search the surface of the water, like she was looking for something when she really wasn't.

She bent down, letting her fingers run through the water, making small ripples run across the smooth almost glass like surface. She then straightened, and walked along the edge of the water, her eyes seemed to be closed as she went along the waters edge.

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Yaksha strolled by the Richimon lake, his eyes blinking only rarely. His body seemed to squirm as he walked, full of a strange and almost reptilian grace. He spotted Nightwind by the water, and chuckled softly, and then walked to the edge of the water, grabbing a rock and throwing it at the water. It landed next to Nightwind with a splash, and Yaksha pulled his hat off his head, bowing to Nightwind so she could easily see. "Milady."

The dragon lady continued to walk along the waters edge, until she heard the noise of someone walking. Her eyes snapped open and she was ready to use a spell, but she noticed who it was so she relaxed slightly. She watched Yaksha come over. He threw a rock in the water near her, and she jumped slightly, as some watered got onto her, and she laughed a little.

She watched him bow, then did a little curtsy of her own, just to be friendly.

"Yaksha." She said, smiling somewhat. "Nice to see you again. Is this another of your days off?" She asked. She still had yet to see him as his evil self, as he had claimed he was evil when they first met, and she somehow didn't think he could be evil, he never acted like it, and he sure didn't look to be really evil.

She shrugged those pointless thoughts from her head mentally, and watched Yaksha for a few moments, before glancing towards the waters of Richimon Lake.

He stroked his chin in mock contemplation, then looked up, a thin smile on his face. "Well, I'd say that's up to you. I don't HAVE to be evil, but if you insist in being good I may decide to." He chuckled dryly, and then sat down by the water, waggling his fingers lazily at her. "It has been a while, and it's quite well to see you again." He began to run his fingers through the dust in front of him, drawing lazily.

Yaksha was strange, Sava didn't get him. He says he's evil, and yet, she has never seen a evil side to him. When he sat down at the waters edge, she followed suit, and sat a couple feet from him. Her gaze looking over the waters surface again, then she tilted her head to looked at him again.

"It hasn't been that long, but it is nice to see a familiar face." She said in her calm, emotionless voice, as she looked away from him again. She leaned back, her hands propping her up. She pulled a loose strand of hair behind her ear, as she sighed silently, enjoying the silence.

Yaksha merely shrugged, and stood, grabbing his cane. He gave a crooked grin, the tophat on his head sliding off. He peered at it distastefully, then shook his head. "Damned thing never stays on." He finally looked up, his eyes dark and pleading, and his face somber. "Sava, I'm afraid I wasn't completely frank with you. I was afraid if I came off bad, you would hold it against me. This is not really me."

He seemed to shimmer, and before her stood a demon, horns sticking out from his head and legs completely fleshless. "This is. I'm sorry for lying, Sava. But I knew you had reservations about demons, and I simply had to make sure we started well." He bowed low, and a single tear fell to the ground. "I'm sorry, Sava."