"Brinn-love, if you fall the ground will break your fall! And then I'll go get help, okay?" She said, blowing him a kiss and winking.
"Really though, be careful," she told him, the inflection of her voice more serious and the slight genuine concern shadowed her words. She went to the base of the tree and looked up into the branches and then turned to Brinn.
"Hey, hey, never mind. I'll do it, I'll do it," she finally said, waving her hand at him.
If he had asked her, maybe there was a reason - maybe he didn't like heights or he wasn't tree savvy. Or maybe he really didn't want to do it, but it was about time to do something useful, she supposed. She was just now convincing herself that he was lucky he had met her and not one of her sisters who would have made him climb up the tree. And they were much more wild than she was, actually. And hazardous. They were dangerous... err, yeah there was always a risk when you were doing anything with Yahto, but they were more so. See? Isn't he lucky? That, in itself, could possibly be a debateable issue.
Yahto dropped her things carelessly, tugging on wayward lock of bangs that fell between her eyes before grasping branches and climbing up carefully. She never understood why she took climbing trees so seriously. She had never fallen out of one - hell, no one she knew had ever fallen out of a tree. Maybe it was the fact she wasn't really a creature made for climbing around in a tree and she respected the fact that the ground was more her style where a tree was not. Afterall, who the hell knew what lived in a tree, right?
...Yeah. NOW, when she was more than halfway up the tree she remembered that things lived in them. And on them. And comfortably made pitstops in them. Wonderful! Oh well! What could you do? It'd be a little funny, maybe, to play around in a tree. Hehe, she could be a squirrel! That'd be fun. Squirrels were so cute with their bushy little tails!
"...Brinn, what am I doing up here again? I forgot... Oh! Fruit, right? Fruit... fruit.. where are youuuu?" She said, leaning against a branch, and... there it was. Surprisingly (or not so) it was pretty much all around her. Yay for density!
Yahto climbed out along the branches and grabbed some fruit, humming to herself before pausing. She blinked as she tilted her head, coming eye-to-eye with a... thing. It looked like a cross between a monkey and a dog. Was that even possible? Wow, dogs were horny little creatures but never could guess that it'd get so horny as to have fun with a MONKEY!
"Hey, Brinn, could a dog and a monkey mate?" She said as the creautre started barring it's fangs and growling at her.
"That's very rude Mr. Thing! VERY rude!" She scolded the thing. "Hey! Watch it or I'll bite off your tail!" She growled back at the monkey-dog as it took a swipe at her face.
"He's just as grouchy as you, Brinn!" She called down playfully, then grabbed a fruit, ignoring the little creature as he scurried up a few branches, but was still keen on watching her.
"Anyway. Heads up!" She said, tossing some fruit down at Brinn, figuring it'd only be a bonus if he got smacked in the head. "Damnit! Don't throw those things at me! They hurt you stupid monkey-dog. I WILL cook you! Really," she said, although she didn't sound convincing, considering she was half-laughing, decked in the face with an acorn.
After she tossed down a few more fruit, of course now with twigs and acorns making home on her body she managed to scramble down the tree, laughing and saying threats to the little animal that didn't like her so much. Of course, she pretty much tripped down the last two branches and landed on her ass, laughing.
"That was the most adorable thing I had ever seen!" She giggled and stuff, shaking her head and pulling acorns from her shirt, and producing a piece of fruit for herself and brushing herself off.
"Meanie! Making me climb allll the way up THERE," she told Brinn, pointing up.
"With the evil monkey-dog!" She added, shaking her head. "You're such a meanie."
And guess what. She was smirking a hell of a lot while she said it, too.