[[ RL with Set; It seems insanity runs in the family. ]]

[harmerty]

He hadn't really just did that, did he?

Curled up on a wooden park bench, Horus looked every bit a flustered mess. His eyes trailed intently on every person that walked by as he waited for Set's arrival, still wondering if he shouldn't just give into his nerves and just hightail it out of there while he could. He wasn't sure what had gotten into his

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[daze_n_dazzle]

No matter how many times he went over that conversation in his mind, Set couldn't pinpoint what it was that made his nephew so jumpy. As far as the god knew, he was acting like his typical self; that was why he felt a little worried about Horus. After all, something might be wrong on his end, and family had to look out for one-another!

He strolled down the sidewalk with his hands in his pockets and a cheerful grin firmly in place. The weather here was certainly nice, he noted, as he drew closer to the younger god. Set didn't waste any time in walking up behind him.

"Boo," he chirped, ruffling Horus' hair as he leaned over the back of the bench.

[harmerty]

Whatever reaction Set had been expecting, this probably wasn't it. With a startled noise the younger god quickly jerked away and pushed himself to the other side of the bench, a feral expression briefly crossing his face.

Not paranoid at all. Really.

"....alright. Found me, then." He tried hard to relax just enough to seem calm. Or at the very least seem less intimidated than he really felt. "Now what do you want?"

[daze_n_dazzle]

Set jumped almost completely in sync with Horus and stepped backwards. The startled expression he wore faded quickly, only to be replaced with a concerned look. Something had to be wrong, right?

He didn't want to voice his worries right off the bat, though. Instead, the god moved to take a seat and peered at his nephew curiously. "Couldn't I just be here to say hello?"

[harmerty]

Horus merely shook his head, and had to quickly bite the inside of his cheek to keep himself from explaining just what his uncle's version of "hello" usually entailed. Especially in regards to him.

"Just. Get to the point," he snapped, absently moving back even further. A brief glance was sent at the forest edge on the far side of the clearing, but otherwise the younger god kept his eyes on the man before him with an almost unnerving intensity. "Why are you here? Really."