Potato Child! Cometh Hither!

"Don't know. Guess I wanted to be nosy." I grinned. "Be right back." I dashed into the trees and transformed into a falcon.

Sarina watched him, surprised and a little shocked. He seemed to leave in a hurry, so she decided to be nosy and follow him for a change of pace. So she darted into the woods behind him.

I flew over the air where we had been standing before, but the girl wasn't there. "Oh." I thought sadly, "I got ditched." I went back into the woods and changed back.

She watched in awe as the bird turned into the boy. "Didnt see that one coming." She said softly.

I turned around and walked away from the girl I didn't know was there. "Idiot." I muttered to myself.

Sarina stepped out of the shadows. "What was that?" She asked

"Holy sh-" He started, whirling around. His mouth hung open in shock. Now his greatest secret was in the hands a girl whose name he didn't even know.

"Well? Are you going to answer me?" She asked, narrowing her eyes slightly.

"Uh." I dashed behind the trees. "Sorry, I'm not home. Please leave a message after the beep. BEEP!!!"

Sarina arched an eyebrow. "Seriously? You think I'm that dumb? Just answer the question."

I sighed. "You can't tell anyone. About ANYTHING."

She took a large, patient sigh. "I can't tell anyone anything if I don't know what it is I'm telling them." Sarina glowered at him. It wasn't like she'd go around blabbling to everyone that she saw a boy turn into a falcon. Or rather a falcon turn into a boy...wait. She didn't know his name. So therefore she couldn't give his identity away. "Besides, I don't know what your name is, so how could I do anything?"

I sighed again. "Never mind. I'm not normal. I can change into things, okay? And my name's Anthony. You are...?"

Sarina shrugged. "Im Sarina." She turned and started walking away.

What is her deal? I thought to myself. Fine. Let her go. I'll just move again. I fell into a small pebble, hoping she'd think I disappeared.

She could hear him 'disappear' and turned. She saw the pebble and walked over and picked it up. She tossed it up a few times, then started walking again, still holding the pebble.

In rock form, I couldn't yell at her, so I just let her carry me to see where she was going.

[I kind of want to make her throw him, but I won't xD]

Sarina kept going, and stopped at an old barn in the middle of a field. She stood outside of it for a moment, then looked down at the pebble. "You wanted to know where I went, well here you have it." She dropped the pebble and opened the barn doors.

{{ Pfft. You're so mean to him!!! lol }}

I dissolvedd even farther into dust, emabrassed she could tell that was what I wanted. A gust of wind blew me a couple feet to the right

[hehehehehe I'm evil! ~^.^~]

She turned and looked at the pebble. "Why don't you just change back? It'd be easier for me to show you this if you did." She disappeared into the barn.

I sighed, which was pretty hard to do as a rock, but I was curious, so I morphed into a silver fox, the form I liked the best, and followed her in.

She looked at him and rolled her eyes. "Really? You can't be human? Well, whatever." She turned away from him and closed her eyes, concentrating. She raised a finger and one of the horse shoes hanging on a wall came flying across the room, barely hitting him.

{{I got grounded for forever for chewing gum in school xP My friend gave me a half hour lesson just on how to chew without teachers noticing xD}}

I growled, showing my long pointed teeth. I grew to be about her height, which is pretty dang tall for a fox. I snickered and pranced around the barn, my whole body yelling, "Try that again!"

[hahahahahha you aren't allowed to chew gum in school? xD I do it all the time!(when friends give me gum...which is rarely..-_-) but yeah...the teachers HATE it when you chew loudly and blow bubbles...but they don't get super mad..]

She watched him with mild amusement. Her eyebrows were arched slightly, and then she relaxed and started concentrating again. This time the random debris littering the floor(i.e dust, small bits of wood, chunks of dirt, icky stuffs you find in old barns) started flying around.

I grinned, dodong the flying objects, and finally shrinking back to my normal size. I trotted lightly out the door, wanting to see what she'd do.