Simple Man

*Aeil* · 06-21-2013, 03:56 PM

The territory she walked on was, like many others, unfamiliar to her. Her paws crossed ground that was unusual and new, yet there was nothing bad about it. Every time she walked to another part of Alacritis, she was surprised and nervous. Aeil's lack of navigation for the different areas of this new continent sometimes shook her confidence to the core. She wished that already knew the layout of all four regions, yet the adventure was a plus to not knowing most of it. With that in mind, she carried on.
Aeil, with her stormy-gray fur and blue eyes, could be picked out of a crowd, no problem. She knew that when she was by herself, the chances of being caught up in conversations of other wolves were high. The possibilities of those wolves being good or bad were equal in numbers. So far, she had met more nice wolves than mean, and that gave her peace in her heart. It showed her that the good outweighed the bad, and she hoped it would stay that way.
As her paws caressed the unknown ground beneath her, she began to take in her surroundings. From the South, she had wandered away from the safe borders of Seracia, reasons unknown. Her heart yearned to seek out what else there was to see, yet another part of her wanted to go back to her future home. For the moment, Aeil was content with where she was. The details of the place - the trees and how they stood over her, the quiet that hung in the atmosphere, and the lack of many scents - made her feel a tiny bit attached to it. Wherever you go in life, you leave a bit of yourself there.
It wasn't until she had ventured into the large set of trees that she caught a new scent. A lone scent, definitely male, reached her nose and caught her offguard. She blinked a couple of times, and her tail slipped between her hind legs. Aeil's cycle had come back around, due to the winter season, causing her to have all senses heighten. Not looking for a male's company hadn't driven her crazy yet, but she knew it would happen near the end. Thank God she wasn't wrapped up in hormones just yet. With this in mind, she continued into the brush. Aeil then saw him, resting near the springs. A gentle, cold breeze whisked past her and she knew he would smell her, too. Taking a nervous intake of breath, she walked through the last line of trees and revealed herself in the clearing.

"speeeeech"

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