<div class="floatleft">(https://i.pinimg.com/564x/1c/13/33/1c1333a1658d0d16e58b78c80d662faf.jpg)</div><strong>Agi, Spirit of Lucky Colors [he/him/his]</strong>(https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=337368.msg16018992#msg16018992)<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Year 1, Long Sunsets<br/><strong>Tags:</strong>A Cat, Wish, Aqua, Eliza, Villagers<br/><strong>Actions:</strong>Helping!<br/><hr/>Agi is quite pleased with the feline's acceptance, and he adjusts his heat so as to be comfortable; no risk of singing or burning. He curls back up on the ground, content. He purrs at the other feline.<br/><br/>Wish's sudden appearance is an understandable shock to the mortals, but Agi's response is a slow, languid stretch. Agi, similarly, does not forget that some of the Spirits were against bringing the humans here. He casts a look of judgment towards her, but doesn't feel inclined to say anything. Instead, he softly moves through the crowds.<br/><br/>Not able to really distinguish a singular human from another, he nevertheless gravitates towards those who seem inclined to accept his presence, and bestows them with a comforting warmth.  Concerned about their food situation, he is... wait, why is one of the mortals shouting!? His attention drifts to Aqua, and the human that is being loud at them [Eliza]. "We shouldn't bring humans into the garden without Blossom's consent." He makes his opinion known, but it's not a command--he can't make decisions for others.<br/><br/>As for his little expedition plan, he slowly gets the attention of those willing to volunteer. He gives them some brief ideas about geography, and distance; he also describes the yellow-curvy fruits, the bright red-sweet, green-tart, and golden-delicious orbs, and the black and blue berries that are guarded by thorns.<br/><br/>Since it's late in the evening, he tells them he will stay in the village, and they can gather and leave in the morning. Sure enough, once the plans are made, Agi decides to sink back into the bonfire, and will keep it burning all through the night through his presence--even after the wood is naught but coals, they continue to burn and glow.<br/><br/>Come morning, he will lead the volunteers, and their baskets, on an expedition to the Prismatic Springs. He will pick the slowest of the humans to walk at the front with him, so nobody gets left behind. His warmth settles over them all, like a cozy fur-lined cloak. Along the way, he informs them about other places on the island he's seen, especially along this particular path they're taking.<br/><br/>Once to the springs, the humans are encourage to enjoy the geyser (from a safe distance) and also to bathe in the springs if they wish. But ultimately, the goal is the fruit. There's a dozen assorted trees and a dozen bushes that are near enough to the springs that they still bear fruit; it's like being in a greenhouse. Agi is fairly generous, and lets them take no more than half from any tree or bush, so that there will still be some left for the animals.<br/><br/>Should this trip require more than a single day for the humans to handle, then Agi encourages them to camp directly at the springs. The water is safe to drink (good, clean mineral water), and they've got fruits aplenty to eat; not to mention the warmth. But, eventually, his goal is, of course, to get them back, safe and sound, to their village.<br/><br/>Despite his desire for the springs, Agi will spend the majority of the season hanging out around the village, helping out in small ways--tending fires and directing good luck (and hopefully, good will) towards those who ask him for it, or those who seem to need it.