Right... That's the problem, ain't it? Perception is reality, so as long as you believe it anything can be.
[ There's a philosophical debate to have about what constitutes reality and what is a part of it, but from a raw psychological standpoint reality is nothing more than how a person perceives the world. It makes it all that much more important to approach them where they stand.
He sets the thought aside for a moment. The sound of chirping is louder now. His footsteps slow, then stop as he mumbles, ]
It sounds like they should be somewhere around here.
[she stops with him, turning her head one way and then another. she doesn't hear another person, so that must mean...unless someone left a recording somewhere, which wouldn't be out of line for Yogen, but if they're real, that means Ranger can see them. Ranger, who needed to see the seasons. what better way to take in spring?]
Look upwards, and see if anything looks out of place. It might be hidden...I've read of that in the past.
[ He places his hand to his forehead, using it as a visor as he looks up and around to see if he can pinpoint the location better. It takes several seconds, but eventually he spots something out off the ordinary. ]
... Ah, it looks like there's something in the tree directly to the left of us. It's kinda hard to tell if it's what we're looking for with all the leaves covering it, but it's messy enough.
[to the left!! she can follow that, and turns to it, even lifting her cane so that the sound doesn't interrupt what they're listening for. a wide look of joy crosses her features, and she beckons Ranger.]
If it looks sturdy enough to you, climb the tree and peek in.
[this is an exploration for him, after all. she won't be able to enjoy what's there in the same capacity, but bringing him happiness, a new experience...that's something she treasures.]
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[ There's a philosophical debate to have about what constitutes reality and what is a part of it, but from a raw psychological standpoint reality is nothing more than how a person perceives the world. It makes it all that much more important to approach them where they stand.
He sets the thought aside for a moment. The sound of chirping is louder now. His footsteps slow, then stop as he mumbles, ]
It sounds like they should be somewhere around here.
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Look upwards, and see if anything looks out of place. It might be hidden...I've read of that in the past.
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... Ah, it looks like there's something in the tree directly to the left of us. It's kinda hard to tell if it's what we're looking for with all the leaves covering it, but it's messy enough.
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If it looks sturdy enough to you, climb the tree and peek in.
[this is an exploration for him, after all. she won't be able to enjoy what's there in the same capacity, but bringing him happiness, a new experience...that's something she treasures.]