Falling Will Cause Injury or Death
05-25-2016, 10:05 PM
It was good to travel again, to explore the lands freely, especially in this rather cold season. Sitting around in once place just made winter feel like it lasted forever. The humid smell of water filled her nostrils, and it wasn't long before Esarosa came to the edge of the land. Just like that, the trees ended and the land dropped off in a steep and dangerous cliff. The wide open sky stretched in front of her, and far, far below was the inlet. She let her emerald eyes scan over the scenery, in awe and terror all at once. What a terrifying, deadly fall it would be, had she not been really paying attention to her paw steps. She wondered what poor, unfortunate souls had taken the plunge before. She could picture prey fleeing wildly from the hunter, only to go careening off the steep edge and falling hopelessly - she supposed that many a predator had also taken the fatal tumble down. Well at least that's not me, not today, she thought to herself, reclining onto her rump to merely look out over the wide expanse of water and cliffs. How fascinating, now how did one get from one side to the other. It looked like she had a long trek ahead of her to find the other side and continue travelling. |
05-25-2016, 10:35 PM
The winter was something Shadow was used to, due to his old pack being where the cold never seemed to subside. His eyes would close, taking in the cold as it bit at his nostrils as the frigid temperatures began to surround his coat. Though, he could sense his body's fur began to warm him slowly but surely. His crimson orbs would soon come across a dark woman whom he had not seen before. Her eyes were a rather beautiful emerald green which complimented her dark complection.
He wouldn't say a word though since he was never really the one to start a conversation due to the fact it was not in his nature to do so. As he looked down, he came across a large drop that almost seemed to have no end. The gods only knew who had fallen down the cliffs edge without thinking thus ending their life in one swift misstep. A small sigh escaped the brute as he looked to the sky, seeing bits of clouds beginning to engulf the sun, obvious signs that snow was on its way to the land.
He wouldn't say a word though since he was never really the one to start a conversation due to the fact it was not in his nature to do so. As he looked down, he came across a large drop that almost seemed to have no end. The gods only knew who had fallen down the cliffs edge without thinking thus ending their life in one swift misstep. A small sigh escaped the brute as he looked to the sky, seeing bits of clouds beginning to engulf the sun, obvious signs that snow was on its way to the land.
05-26-2016, 01:04 AM
Esarosa only noticed she had attracted company when she heard the brute sigh, and she would look over curiously to see who had stopped carefully by the cliff's edge. Crimson orbs would shift in her direction - an eye color she hadn't seen very often in her lifetime. A fascinating color, as though the irises were filled with blood. She knew one other wolf with such red eyes, but she liked Steel's eyes much more than this stranger's, of course. She flicked her ears as she realized she was thinking too much, and realized she should probably greet this wolf. After all, he'd made his way over here, and even if he didn't say anything, he'd drawn attention to himself. "Hey there!" she called out, padding over to the part of the cliff where he stood, placing her paws carefully as she did so, "Watch your step!" She waved her tail in a greeting as she stopped in front of the stranger. She looked out over the cliff's edge again, her eyes staring out over the water. "What a great view," she murmured, then glanced to the brute again, "I'm Esarosa, what's your name?" She'd paused in her talking to give the other wolf a chance to speak, wondering who he was and how he'd ended up here. |