Fast Flying Messenger
12-04-2017, 08:55 AM
Baine settled down on her haunches as Regulus began to speak and as soon as he told her that she was being promoted her eyes widened with surprise. Her mouth opened to speak, but she didn’t quite know what to say. Luckily the sloppy kiss he gave her snapped her out of it and she giggled from his usual brotherly affection. "Thank you, Regulus!” she replied, ginuinely excited about the new position. It made her feel like she was doing something right which wasn’t something she had felt much of recently. Maybe this could be the turning point for her to finally get her life rolling. As soon as Regulus began to speak and give her all the information that she was supposed to take to the other packs she focused in to absorb all of it. Her expression was serious and attentive as she took it all in. As he listed off the packs she was supposed to visit she was happy to know she at least knew generally where they were. Her wandering and trips around the continent had at least given her that much information. The message itself wasn’t a difficult one to remember, she just hoped that there wouldn’t be any trouble in delivering it. She nodded when he listed off some of his suggestions for who she might take with her. Part of her just wanted to go on her own since she knew she could travel faster that way, but she knew she wasn’t the strongest fighter and if someone were to attack her she wasn’t positive she’d be able to protect herself. She’d have to find one of the fighters soon and get that set up then. She smiled a little and shook her head once he was finished. "No, I think you got all of it from what I can tell. I’ll find one of the fighters to go with me right away.” She got up to leave, but she stopped and turned back toward Regulus again. She leaned down and pressed her nose to his cheek as her tail wagged happily. "Thank you again, Reg. And feel better soon!” With that she ran off with a new determination, already trying to decide who she would ask to go on the trip with her.. |
