[I]With a sigh, he focuses on steadying the rhythm of his wings. Not too fast, and not too slow. Just enough to keep him on steady. The male noticed movement in his peripheral vision and looked down to see Seishu flying leisurely under him. He paid no mind, until the wind picked up. Out of instinct, his wings lifted when he covering his face. His wings caught the wind, pulling him back as well. He panicked a little until he managed to steady himself again. Suddenly, he felt his hands being held and he looked up at Seishu. 

“Don't flap, just let the gust take you for a while. Keep your legs strait and whatever you do don't fight."

Enasi nodded and did what he was told. His wings stopped and he stayed at a glide. His legs straightened and he relaxed. "Don't fight it." Enasi whispered to himself as he relaxed. The male felt like a baby bird awkwardly learning to fly. He never thought to do something he had always seen the birds do in his realm, and the human realm. Enasi frowned a little to himself. Even as a dream guardian, he seemed to lack the creativity one wound assume he should have. It made him question himself, but he shook the doubt off and focused on the skies. Seishu said something else, reminding him it was safe and he wouldn't get hurt. For some reason, it then donned on him that it was fairly embarrassing that Seishu was coaxing him on like a child. It wasn't mocking, but Enasi was a guardian! Shouldn't he have been capable of doing these things himself? 

The thought of being so dependent on Seishu made him pull his hands away quickly. At first it was one, and then it was the other. [B]'Seishu is babying me... This is ridiculous, and embarrassing. I should be able to do this myself. He has probably wondered why I don't do a lot of things... [/b] The thought reminded him of when Seishu made it a plan to make him growl or purr. And it reminded Enasi but to bring it up because it seemed like an odd thing to do. [B]'He probably thinks I'm a clueless guardian. He already thinks I'm a prude...[/b] He then stopped flying, folding his wings. "Why do I care?" He whispered to himself, and began to dive down, leaving Seishu.

Enasi sighed and waited a few moments as he picked up speed before spreading his wings and gliding again, now lower than Seishu. Being in the dream probably was the reason he wasn't so frustrated about his created problems, but it didn't stop his confusion. Enasi knew he wasn't going to be able to fly away from Seishu, so he settled with just quietly flying and trying to stop being so worrisome all the time. [/I]