Serpents In My Mind

*Korinna* · 08-13-2018, 05:09 PM

Although Korinna hadn't been here long at all, she'd found ways to occupy herself since being led her by Elias. What little free time she managed was admittedly spend daydreaming about her newfound leader, wondering if he was always as strange as he had been at their first meeting. She couldn't help but try to plot ways to somehow catch his attention, too, the next time she spotted him; likewise, she had plenty of time to dwell on the ways Ruina worked and formulate a plan to rise in its ranks. In truth though, she had been scouting out the borders of her new home, learning the borders of Mount Volkan - as well as navigating its treacherous peak, to the best of her ability - intending on continuing her scouting until she knew this place as well as the back of her own paw.

She heaved a slightly bored sigh as she traversed the dark rubble surrounding the volcano's base, deciding that she ought to meet some of her new packmates, lest she got to know the shrubbery better than the wolves here. Lifting her silvery gaze to the horizon, something caught her attention, and she rode that interest like a wave. It didn't take long for her to close the distance between she and Tyranis, moving with a fluid grace that contradicted her more brazen personality until she stood a few yards from him. Perhaps she would've moved closer, but something else caught her interest.. a rather larger serpent stood at the paws of this stranger. He was not much smaller than her, and his coat reminded her quite a bit of Elias. There was an obvious resemblance, but she wasn't sure if it was merely by chance or if the two were related.

Either way, he was gorgeous, and her jaw unhinged just slightly as she got a better look at him. She was so thoroughly distracted by his appearance that she was blind to the context of what had just occurred between the wolf and the snake, though after a moment she returned her attention to the serpent, nose wrinkling slightly in uncertainty. "Sorry, am I... interrupting something here?" She really had no fucking clue what it was that she could possibly be interrupting, but she quirked a brow and waited, deciding that being too abrasive with a potential family member of Elias was probably not a smart move.

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