Sage raised an eyebrow in response to her comment and then chuckled slightly. "I don't think I'd have the attention span for that," he mused lightly. It was true....he was antsy, always moving somehow. Even while he was resting or zoning, his fingers were drumming on something or he was jogging his leg or moving a foot or... something. He wasn't normally aware of it when he did it.

Quinn nodded. "It is difficult, and that's why I ain't cut out for it." She snorted, sounding amused. Quinn glanced back up at the sky and let out a little squeak. "Red Tailed Hawk!" Quinn exclaimed, staring up at the sky. Yes, watching Chicadees flit around for hours was hard, but when you saw a raptor... it was amazing.

Sage chuckled lightly and craned his neck up to catch a glimpse of the bird of prey before it flew away when she mentioned it. They were cool animals ....raptors in general always caught his interest, no matter the situation. Though, once it had flown past it was boring again, so he flipped over and lay down next to where she was sitting, letting his head rest in her lap like usual.

FInally Quinn brought her gaze back down to the river. She hated this feeling... almost like a 4 year old sitting in a room with nothing to do. Quinn knew there were thousands of things to do, she just couldn't think of them. Finally she resolved to make herself fall asleep by counting every sunny that swam past. When Quinn got to 234 she started nodding off. By the time she hit 300 she was fast asleep.

Sage opened his eyes to look over at the girl when she fell asleep and chuckled lightly. Well, at least it was warm out this time, and not storming like last time. He closed his eyes again, more than happy to just...relax there with Quinn. Even if she was asleep, it was still nice. He let his mind wander while he rested, though he wasn't paying much attention to it all.

A couple minutes after Quinn fell asleep she, very frustratingly, woke up again. Quinn just stayed still and stared up at the sky, wishing she could fall asleep again but knowing that wouldn't happen. She stayed limp on the rock and counted birds, watched the clouds, calculated the wind speed, stared at the trees, and anything else she could think up

Sage noticed Quinn wake up after a while, though he stayed still for a while longer before he could tell she was getting rather bored just sitting there. So, he opened his eyes and squinted up at the girl. "You're getting tense," he noted with amusement.

Quinn glanced down as Sage spoke. "I'm never tense." She said haughtily, then sighed. "Well yes. For some reason I just can't seem to sit still..." She trailed off like she was going to say something else but didn't. Quinn forced herself to relax

Sage snorted lightly and whacked her arm gently. "You're tense now. I'm laying in your lap, you can't hide it," he chirped. Then he shrugged. "so go do something. You don't always have to sit here with me," he told her. "Go take Sahara and Chaos for a ride or hike or something...I might be hurt but I can be alone for a bit while you have some fun," he hummed.

Quinn flinched away slightly, though a smile did come onto her face. "Okay okay, fine. I will 'go do something' and be back soon." Quinn commented, standing up slowly and walking over to the cave. She mineswell hunt while she was out, so Quinn grabbed her bow and arrows and hopped on Sahara. "See you later!" SHe called cheerfully, trotting off. Quinn went through the bushes, thinking of what to eat. "Good old fashioned venison." Quinn finally murmured, looking around for deer tracks