Sage yelped when the girl told Saraha to splash him again, and then told the birds to drop water on him too. "Maybe I'll take you up on that," he hummed. "But only after I get you wet," he huffed, reaching over to wrap his arms around the girls waist and tug her into the pond, falling over to drag her down with him before releasing her and popping up to the surface with a wide grin and very satisfied expression on his face. "Chaos doesn't need to dump water on you. I can just do it myself," he giggled lightly.

"Agh!" Quinn laughed as Sage grabbed her and dragged her under. "Okay okay, I see. You can physically DRAG ME UNDER the surface. I didn't even have to touch you!" Her sing song laugh echoed through the trees. Sahara whinned. "Oh, Sahara says that I didn't order her to splash you. She splashed you for splashing her." Quinn grinned.

She was already revising a strategy to get him back, and since she knew he was stronger.. she'd have to be fast. Suddenly birds swooped in carrying vines and tossed them to Quinn, who wrapped up Sage's hands. She then pushed him backwards and he lost his balance and fell into the water. "Ha! Quinn, victor." She grinned and untied his hands. "Thanks, Bobby and Charlotte!" She called up to the doves who were now flying away.

Sage shrugged. "It works either way," he hummed. "And I think my way was more fun," he chirped happily, glad to be able to just screw around with someone. He rolled his eyes at the horses comment and shrugged. "Well fine," he huffed, whacking the horse lightly. It wouldn't hurt her, though. He yelped when the girl tied him up and pushed him over, then sat up and splashed the girl back, untying himself.

Sahara snorted, turning away and going to graze. Quinn chuckled. "Okay fine, I do have to admit your way was more fun. For you, at least." She added with a teasing glance

Sahara snorted, turning away and going to graze. Quinn chuckled. "Okay fine, I do have to admit your way was more fun. For you, at least." She added with a teasing glance

Sage gave the girl a wide grin and tossed the vines to the side. "Fine, you got me back " he shrugged slightly. "Still worth it though."

"Yes, it was." Quinn agreed, looking up at the sly. The sun was just about starting to set. She knew that he would have his.. phase tomorrow night, not this night and whatever he did, she didn't intend going back to the castle. Quinn laid on the wet grass with a sigh, starting to get a little cold as the suns heat went away and her wet clothes stuck to her body. She sat up with her back against the tree, still looking up and barely realized she was shivering slightly.

Sage plodded out of the lake, shaking himself like a dog (or, rather, wolf he supposed) before settling down under a tree. It was getting a bit chilly, and he sort of did want to change clothes. Getting sick wouldn't help anything. "Why don't we go get some dry clothes and blankets and we can camp outside tonight," he suggested. "I was gonna stay out anyway, since dad's in a mood, but you can join if you'd like."

"Sure, thanks." Quinn smiled gratefully, trying not to let her shivering be visible. She stood up and hopped on Sahara

"Okay, ill race you back." She grinned, darting away with Sahara before we was even halfway on Chaos.