A Walk for the Day.

Lightning Wing walked along the feild's grass, glancing at Ponyville nearby. She could easily fly the last distance, but she was trying to rest up her wings. Tonight was an important test for the Cloudsdale pegusi, and she didn't want to do any extraneous damage to her wings. And hey. Today was a nice day. The wind felt nice, rippling through her short mane. She trotted among the flowers, trying not to get distracted by all the new things the Earth held. They were so unlike the few things her cloud home had....

Ivy breathed in the warm, fresh air and gave a content sigh. Today was one of the lately rare days where she was able to take a break from the impatient, sick and sometimes unhappy customers and just spend some time relaxing. Her nose lead her to a field just outside of Ponyville, filled with a plethora of fragrant flowers. She sat down enjoying the scents and picking a few to take back home for decorations. She turned her attention away from the flowers noticing a pegasi making their way through the flowers. She had never seen anypony like that around. She trotted over to greet the pony "Heya"

Lightning blinked as the pony trotted up to her. She'd never seen another pony this far out of Ponyville. And one that wanted to talk to her! "Um... Uh... Hi there!" She sputtered quickly. Pfft. Good job there Lightning. SUPER smooth. She shook her head. "Hi. What brings you way out here?"

"The flowers and a much needed day off. How about yo- ou-achoo!" She rubbed away at the dirt on her nose "Bucking..Phew. Aha, as I was saying, how about you? My name's Ivy by the way." She extended her hoof for a shake. She had met a lot of people in Ponyville and talked with them daily, so it was refreshing meeting someone new.

Lightnign shook her hoof. "Lightning Wing. I was heading to Ponyville to see if anypony needed anything delivered today." She chuckled lightly. "But it's not immediately important." She glanced at the sneezy pony. "Are you... Allergic to flowers?" She asked, glancing around. "Should we move our conversation elsewhere?"