-1Snow
"It looks just like Kuro-mi!" Fay beamed and bent down to pick up more snow. He crushed it in his warm hands and placed it on his creation. "Lookie Kuro-sama!"
"Shut up!" Kurogane growled and refused to look. He continued reading his manga from his chair sitting in the sun.
"But I made it for you!" Fay said in an enthusiastic voice filled with joy. "For you and you only."
"I don't care!" Kurogane pulled his manga farther up towards his face to avoid any glimpse of the mage or what he wanted him to look at whatsoever,
"But the sun will melt it…," Fay mumbled to himself looking at his creation with sad eyes. "It will melt…"
"Stop talking to yourself!" Kurogane yelled and sunk down in his chair. 'How irritating can that mage be!' he thought and tried to focus on the manga he was reading. Then he heard Fay walking in the snow. Although his steps was light and he barely sunk through the snow, his trained ninja ears heard him. He looked up and caught a glimpse of blond rushing by. He rose from his chair and caught his hand. "You're cold…"
"Oh, it's nothing," but Fay didn't pull away his hand and for a moment he could feel Kurogane's rough hands warmth running up his own. Fay smiled.
"How stupid do you get, you can't play in the snow bare handed," Kurogane tucked Fay's hand inside one of the mage's pockets and pushed him in the direction of the door. "Go inside and stop this nonsense."
Kurogane leaned looked at the magician as he entered the little cabin they had been renting for the past days. 'What a stupid man,' Kurogane looked around and found himself staring at something big glistening in the snow. It had two big ears, just like a dog, and a sword strapped around it's waist. 'He made a snowman out of me…,' Kurogane looked astonished at Fay creation. Although that was disturbing enough, giving his snowman self a kiss, wearing cat ears, was something that resembled no one other than Fay. His eyes sunk and met their intertwined tails. He jolted back. With quick steps he walked towards the cabin. He was going to teach the mage a thing or two about angering dogs.