here come dat boi
08-19-2018, 10:58 PM
Her family name clearly meant nothing to him, and she wasn’t sure if she felt relief or disappointment. She hadn’t come here looking for answers, but still, if there had been some to find, perhaps she wouldn’t mind knowing them. On the other flip of the coin, if her mother had been a terrible person, she didn’t want Brich, who she already considered a friend, to recoil from her. When she removed the leaf from his nose, he would promise that her rambling was nothing compared to what he had experienced in his family, and she had smiled thankfully at him in response. When she had scratched at the wall, she got the sort of reaction she had been expecting, where he wasn’t certain what to do, but perhaps wondering if she had any herbs for wolves that got funny in the head. Birch could reach the wall over her easily, his reach far superior to her own. He hesitated, as through he wasn’t too certain what to do next. Follow or lead, or assume she had lost the plot. She smiled at him and patiently waited for him to make up his mind. Her grin only grew as he stretched closer to the wall, his tongue flicking out through his maw, and licked the rock. She couldn’t help the soft laughter that escaped her lips, but if he was expecting a prank he would be disappointed.. Or perhaps not, considering the treat he was discovering. Since he was licking above her, she was careful to avoid any goobies as she took another lick of the rock herself. The sugar scraped against her tongue, and sweetness filled her mouth again. Birch licked a few more times too, clearly enjoying the sweet taste she had shown him. “It’s sugar, its not harmful, but its not great either, so don’t go crazy with it or you might get a bellyache” she warned him. Her smile was a little smug now. “Worth a leap of faith, right?” She shuffled back from the sugar and leaned against the sidewall as she slid down to her belly, putting her head on her pads with a sigh as she looked out through the waterfall. It was still raining outside, and if anything it had gotten heavier. She could taste the thint of electricity in the air, and had a hunch that they were in for the long haul. No doubt they would start to hear the sound of a storm soon enough. |
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