This Is Your Time, You Better Take It [Meeting]
She lifted her head way too fast, earning a loud thud followed by a loud groan as her head smacked the top of her den. Eyes squeezing shut from the pain and daze, she covered her face with her paws for a moment as she tried to let the moment pass. Her brother's howl had woken her from her nap, and for a moment she had almost forgotten where she was until she peeked through her paw and saw the light shining just beyond her reach. She hadn't heard a call for a pack meeting in a long time. In fact, the last one was when her brother had taken the pack over, right? Shaking off her grogginess, she carefully pulled herself onto her belly and crawled out of the den. Once outside, she stood up and shook the dirt and debris off her snow white coat. She glanced back at her too-small den, frowning at it. "I should find a bigger den..." Indeed, the one she was sleeping in now had been her smallest sisters, but she didn't know where in the world her sister had gone too. All she knew was that she had left back up North to visit their fathers grave and try to find closure, but she wasn't sure if she was coming back or not. The thought made her sad, but at least the distraction of a pack meeting would push the thought away, if only for a day.
She wasn't too far from where the meeting was taking place, in fact, her sisters old den was across the pond from where Dragon and a few others stood. She spotted some of her siblings, and the new star clad healer, Ankaios. Her eyes wandered over him for a moment, suddenly feeling some heat rushing to her face as she felt flushed. She hoped it wouldn't be visible...thank the stars she was already pink skinned! Quickly, she averted her gaze and saw that there was someone else there with a companion similar to her brothers! Her attention was drawn to the silver woman and she wondered who on earth she was. Had her brother accepted someone else into the pack recently? It seemed like it...maybe she'd find out today who it was. But for now, she approached the group with a shy smile and a dip of her head to her brother and the others before sitting near Afrit and Ankaios. "G-good morning Ankaios, beautiful d-day, isn't it?" Her voice was nervous, shy even, as she fiddled with her paws as she tried to settle her nerves. |
