everything in it's right place
08-22-2019, 08:17 PM
Finding a big fish to share between the two sounded very appealing to the pup, who immediately began to scan the rippling surface, as if it might provide her with clues as to where the larger prey lurked. It was only when her mind had fully begun to wander that she realized that she wasn't getting anywhere. Yawning, she gave her head a little shake, trying to bring herself back up to full alertness. "Ok! Let's catch a big fish!" She agreed enthusiastically, rising to her paws with a howl of triumph.
The silt barely had a chance to settle before Dova was already loping back to the waters. She could already imagine dragging a massive shark back to the grassy hill to eat, but just as she was starting to get ahead of herself, she realized there was a fatal flaw in their plan. "Where are we gonna find one?" Pumping hard on the brakes, she came screeching to a halt, clumsily stumbling into the shallows, but recovered triumphantly with a derisive snort. "I've only seen little fish here." She began perplexedly, before casting a dubious glance back at the pond. Sometimes Adonis would bring them large fish, but being much larger, he was capable of wading deeper than Dova was able to, and she had never really paid much attention while waiting on the shores. The moment something closer, more tangible, came within her sphere, her focus would redirect from observing to learn, to learning by practicing.
The silt barely had a chance to settle before Dova was already loping back to the waters. She could already imagine dragging a massive shark back to the grassy hill to eat, but just as she was starting to get ahead of herself, she realized there was a fatal flaw in their plan. "Where are we gonna find one?" Pumping hard on the brakes, she came screeching to a halt, clumsily stumbling into the shallows, but recovered triumphantly with a derisive snort. "I've only seen little fish here." She began perplexedly, before casting a dubious glance back at the pond. Sometimes Adonis would bring them large fish, but being much larger, he was capable of wading deeper than Dova was able to, and she had never really paid much attention while waiting on the shores. The moment something closer, more tangible, came within her sphere, her focus would redirect from observing to learn, to learning by practicing.