Fallen Star
10-01-2018, 03:35 PM
Kai had resigned himself to the fact that someday he very likely would get himself in trouble, particularly with how easily he disregarded danger for the sheer thrill of whatever experience might lie ahead of him. Though cautious to some extent, he was rarely reserved at all, and he was almost surprised that he hadn't gotten himself into more trouble by now. Perhaps he had too much faith in his own strength and wit, but it'd gotten him through thus far.
The stranger seemed surprised to meet him, spinning around with a flourish in the water and resting his vibrant green gaze on him. "Cheveyo Praeses! Welcome," Kai boomed, testing the name on his tongue. Most of the names of the wolves he had met were softer and somehow different than his own family's more harsh tongue, though he was growing accustomed to it. Though.. it sounded like this male was not from here either. "I'm Kai Jarvela." Sometimes, he opted not to give his surname at all, but he'd had a longing for family lately and he knew there was always an astronomically small chance that someone he met had possibly met one of his kin. He could only hope, at least. "It's a pleasure," he dipped his head low toward the water, carelessly lapping the rest of the moisture from his lips as he straightened.
The invitation wasn't something he needed to consider for very long. The thought of a swim had been on his mind anyway, and now that he was being invited to join someone his mind was all but made up. Without hesitating he moved forward, his front paws slipping easily into the falls and the rest of his body following with ease. "Much nicer than baking in the sun, you're right," he sighed contentedly, inhaling sharply only to dip his head below the water and resurface not long after, shaking some of the moisture away from his face.
The stranger seemed surprised to meet him, spinning around with a flourish in the water and resting his vibrant green gaze on him. "Cheveyo Praeses! Welcome," Kai boomed, testing the name on his tongue. Most of the names of the wolves he had met were softer and somehow different than his own family's more harsh tongue, though he was growing accustomed to it. Though.. it sounded like this male was not from here either. "I'm Kai Jarvela." Sometimes, he opted not to give his surname at all, but he'd had a longing for family lately and he knew there was always an astronomically small chance that someone he met had possibly met one of his kin. He could only hope, at least. "It's a pleasure," he dipped his head low toward the water, carelessly lapping the rest of the moisture from his lips as he straightened.
The invitation wasn't something he needed to consider for very long. The thought of a swim had been on his mind anyway, and now that he was being invited to join someone his mind was all but made up. Without hesitating he moved forward, his front paws slipping easily into the falls and the rest of his body following with ease. "Much nicer than baking in the sun, you're right," he sighed contentedly, inhaling sharply only to dip his head below the water and resurface not long after, shaking some of the moisture away from his face.
