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Eris let out a groan as he inspected his hair in the mirror, clucking his tongue in disappointment as he plucked some hair away from his face, watching its fall intently. As it swayed and landed, he visibly deflated. His hair outright refused to cooperate with him today and it was getting on his nerves. All it needed to do was fall [i]precisely[/i] the way he wanted it to and he would be done. But no, that would be too much to ask for, and he wasn't about to resort to hair spray like some sort of heathen. The urge to shave his head off was getting more and more tempting. Fortunately that was just his frustration talking and he'd sooner walk out into the day than [i]actually[/i] do such a thing. 

As the thought crossed his mind, Eris dropped his hand, fiddling with the silver charm as his thumb ran over the indent of the symbol engraved into it. Vampires walking in the daylight, like Varis did back in that odd challenge. The brightness of the snow covered grounds had also reminded him about it, but it wasn't really a comparison. He honestly tried not to think of it more than he needed to--there were far too many [i]important[/i] things he was constantly juggling--but time and time again he'd go over the moment. There were so many better things he could have said, but he supposed the confusion of the moment overwhelmed him. Pathetic, of course, but the moment had long since passed. 

Even so, did he really want to see how different things would have turned out?

Maxie's bark snapped hi out of his thoughts, and after giving up on his hair, he turned his attention to the little puffball of happiness. [color=ccff99]"What a noisy girl,"[/color] He chided her as he knelt down, eyes following the fluff of her tail wagging. [color=ccff99]"Did mean ol' Wells close the door on you again?"[/color] He asked, lightly scratching behind her ear.

Once he stood, he watched her scuttle away and ended up following her, watching as she diligently sat outside Max's door. Putting everything else out of mind, Eris waltzed over, making his footsteps soundless. He opened the door as quietly as he could muster, albeit as soon as he had enough room, he bounced in, flashing a grin.

[color=ccff99]"Rise and shine! The moonlight is bright and the evening is young!"[/color] Eris announced, arms wide as he recited some old greeting that his mother used to give him when he was small punctuated by an excited Maxie's yips. [color=ccff99]"There is an eternity to rest and much to be done! We have only so much time until the rise of the sun!"[/color]

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