Write To Me & Escape
07-19-2013, 09:19 PM
There was a slight splash of water behind her, which caused her to look behind her. Dragon's head had submerged, but it seemed as if it wasn't intentional. She continued to paddle forward, silently waiting to see how long it would be before he rose. After a couple of minutes, she thought about turning all the way around to see if he was all right. Her worrying subsided, however, when his nose broke the surface for a deep gulp of air. The semi-scared look that was on her face disappeared and she again concentrated on the task at hand. Her ears had continued to move around her, taking in the sounds that were from the large male behind her form. She figured that he would attempt something..different, but she was not sure what it would be. The answer to her thought came faster than she anticipated. Suddenly, the water seemed to fall away from her form and she was rising. Aeil looked around her, seeing the body of water distance itself from her neck, chest, and paws. Only when she saw the body of fur beneath hers that it clicked in her mind. Aeil's gasp didn't go unnoticed, she knew. It was loud enough to make a bird in its nest half a mile away stir in its sleep. Her widened eyes added to the humorous look of surprise that was on her face when Dragon turned to meet her gaze. She saw the warmth that danced into her own opts and her gasped face broke out into a grin. Aeil lightly laughed, recovering from the shock of being on his back, and she snaked her paws to grip around both sides of his body. "You certainly caught me without even trying, I must admit," she shyly said, sparkles twinkling in her eyes. "Keep that up and I may not be able to play anymore." Her tail, which still touched the water beneath her, flicked some towards his face. It wouldn't have made a bit of difference, though. Both wolves were so soaked, a few drops only added to the drenched furs. "speeeeech" |
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