No Postcode Envy
07-10-2013, 07:40 AM
Syne's ear turned back against her skull for just a moment from surprise at the wolf's rude reply. Usually wolves at least dealt with the pleasantries of meeting another wolf, but apparently what was not in his cards today. Her brows pulled together and she was about to turn and leave him to whatever it was he just wanted to be alone so much for, but her jaw dropped as he slowly submerged himself in the pool of water before her. It was turning out to be a very strange encounter at the very least. Soon she could only see the top of his head, shoulders, and rump, and then all at once he was gone under the surface of the water. What in the world was he doing?! She knew it had gotten hot and she was sure the water felt good, especially if he had traveled any distance like she had, but there was no way she would have gotten in that water after she had seen that snake swimming through it. She hadn't seen many snakes in her life, but her mother had taught her a few to look out for since they had lived near a place with some snakes at one point so she knew that cotton mouthes were one to stay far away from. He must have had a death wish. That was her only conclusion. Well, she wasn't going to stick around to see it happen. She pulled herself to her paws and turned to walk down the length of this river. She had taken several steps when she saw the cotton mouth in question slither past... toward that rude brute. She froze and quickly turned, watching as the snake wiggled through the water right for the splashing brute. "Oh no..." she whispered to her self. He had been a jerk, but she wasn't about to let a snake kill him out of spite for him being rude. She wasn't that heartless. She dashed back toward him along the bank, calling out to him, "Look out!" She quickly leaped into the shallower part of the river right behind the snake, grabbing the tail end of it in her jaws. Before it could swing around to bite her, she flug her head and tossed the darn thing several feet away, hearing it hit the ground with a thump. Luckily it didn't try try fight back, instead slittering off into the forest brush. Syne sighed and climbed out of the river, shaking off the water that had gotten on her legs and stomach. Luckily the part that she had lept into wasn't near as deep as the pool the brute was in, but it was still enough to get her wet and stain her white coat with the muddy water. "Speech." |
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