Sage felt a sort of amused smile grow on his face at the nickname, though he chuckled slightly. "All I can tell from smell is that it's some kind of bird," he hummed. "You already plucked the feathers off so I cant tell from that," he pointed out in amusement. "Whatever it is it smells good," he all but giggled, definitely getting hungry again.

(Made it to 100!)

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Quinn laughed. "The nickname was the hint, silly. We are having more goose." She chuckled, turning the meat over the fire. "I'm glad it smells good... it will be done soon." She told Sage, closing her eyes with a smile on her face. "How was your gen minutes without me? Horrible?" Quinn asked, a teasing smile on her face, her tone amused

(yep! Lol)

Sage chuckled lightly and shrugged. 'it was either that or a turkey," he chirped happily. Then he rolled his eyes but decided to play along with it. "Oh, it was just awful," he groaned dramatically. "Sahara bullies me, you know, when you're not around,* he joked lightly.

Quinn grinned, glancing at Sahara. The mare had turned to look at Sage. She snorted, pawing the ground and tossing her mane. Quinn covered her hand with her mouth a moment, chuckling. Then she attempted a frown at Sahara. "She says if you want her to bully you, she can. She also says that her hooves are harder than your stomach, so unless you want another wound, you should stop teasing her." Quinn snorted. She knew the horse was just kidding... by the way Sahara tossed her mane. Sahara always did that when she was trying to look angry, but was actually amused.

Sage chuckled lightly at the mares comment, throwing the horse an amused glance. "See? She's a bully," he joked lightly. In all honesty, bickering with the horse was pretty fun, though their arguments could get rather long, which got boring occasionally. But whatever. Dinner was almost done, judging by the smell, so by then his brain had gone in a completely different direction (big surprise, right lol) and he was focused on the food.

Big surprise... XD

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Quinn shook her head, taking the fully cooked meat off of the fire. She handed some to Sage with a smile, taking a tiny bit for herself. Quinn sat back and ate some goose, chewing thoughtfully. "Quick question, because I'm confused. How do you fool a tree?" Quinn asked slowly, her eyes sparkling in a teasing manner. She guessed Sage would answer correctly... maybe.

Sage felt a wide grin split his face when Quinn ha ded him the food and he gave her a delighted him as he dug into their dinner. He cocked his head slightly at her question, though continued to chow down on the meat. It was gone pretty soon, and then he responded to Quinn. "I dunno," he hummed. "You don't? Because it's a tree?".

Quinn chuckled slightly at Sage's face, then listened to his answer. "Oh come on... you stump it." She snorted, laughing. Quinn knew that was a silly joke but she wanted to see if Sage knew it or not. Quinn took another small bite, chewing thoughtfully.

Sage snorted out a laugh at her response, shaking his head in amusement. "Well, you stumped me," he chuckled, sort of joking back to the girl. He'd curled up next to the girl after that, having finished eating. It was getting later, after all.

Quinn eyes twinkled as she smiled. It was good Sage found that a tiny bit funny... most people didn't. Quinn relaxed a little as Sage curled up, gazing at the dying flickering fire. She was full and content, like most nights... so falling asleep sounded like a nice thing at the moment.