Crying Lightning
Cloudburst
Beta
Expert Fighter (205)
Expert Hunter (180)
11 Years
Male
5
Dragon Mod
Ears flicked at his brothers response, bi-colored gaze continued resting on the sky ahead. The colors reflected in his eyes, the hues of the sunrise giving way to the dawn of a new day. In some ways he felt thankful that he was alive. In others, he felt...unsure. His sisters always seemed so happy and go-lucky, always demanding attention from those around them and stealing all his mothers attention. It kind of irritated him, but he kept that thought to himself. Ty was his only brother, felt closer to him despite the fact they hadn't spent an incredible amount of time alone like this. His brother was more adventurous, more daring, more... confident than he ever felt. He wanted to be more like Ty. But he didn't feel like he had it in him. He cast a brief glance towards his brother, watching him watch the sky. He wanted to forge a brotherly bond, but perhaps it was already there.
Ty rested his head atop of Clouds, his words reaching his ears. His tail beat lightly against the ground, a stifle of laughter at Ty's nickname for him. He felt happy. A feeling seldom felt by the youth. "I love you too, Ty. I'm glad I have you as a brother." He murmured before reaching up to lick his brothers muzzle. Ty was taller than him, and no doubt he'd grow to be the biggest of the lot. While Cloud wasn't the smallest, he did feel like it sometimes. He didn't carry himself with confidence like his brother did, but he didn't feel like he could. Turning back to look at the sky, he wondered. "Ty, do you ever wonder what's out there?" Cloud hadn't been outside of the territory yet, but something in his mind kept goading him forward. Trying to talk him into leaving pack lands...and maybe the pack altogether. He didn't feel like he belonged. He didn't feel like he had a complete family. The alpha was around them mostly, as if trying to play the part of the father they never knew. But something inside him felt the need to go out and look for the real deal. Bass had his own family, and Cloud just couldn't see him as a father figure unlike his sisters. He sat and waited for his brothers answer, wondering if he should ask how he felt about it. |
