Distractions
Kat
09-25-2019, 05:59 AM
The young Destruction had managed to convince his sister up and out of the den. His ivory tail wagged slightly at his hips in his victory, but it didn’t speed him up much. Void was follower rather than a leader and his slow gait made evidence of that. Even with his walk Gloom had her troubles keeping up. The young boy looked back at his sister as she trotted heavily to make her way up next to him again. He was obviously going to tower over her when they were older, but the difference wasn’t too intense yet.
Her voice was worried and full of uncertainty, Void’s dark ears fell to his skull but tried to ignore his sister’s discomfort. In the scheme of the universe emotions meant little. However, it was his goal to get her smiling and he knew he couldn’t do that unless they were alone. It was hard to find a private place on the island, all of Abaven was here! Of course the amount of wolves here now paled in comparison to the festival.
”Somewhere.” He told her cryptically as he ducked under one of the rocky overhangs in the middle of the island. If you sat here you could see the blue of the sky in the distance, and he liked to imagine summer was on the way. To banish the cold and bring back his beloved stars. Spirit hadn’t told him not to take their other siblings to the starry cave, and if Gloom wasn’t impressed by his blue sky he’d move onto his own favorite place on the island. ”See the blue?” He asked, wanting to give her the same hope he had.
Her voice was worried and full of uncertainty, Void’s dark ears fell to his skull but tried to ignore his sister’s discomfort. In the scheme of the universe emotions meant little. However, it was his goal to get her smiling and he knew he couldn’t do that unless they were alone. It was hard to find a private place on the island, all of Abaven was here! Of course the amount of wolves here now paled in comparison to the festival.
”Somewhere.” He told her cryptically as he ducked under one of the rocky overhangs in the middle of the island. If you sat here you could see the blue of the sky in the distance, and he liked to imagine summer was on the way. To banish the cold and bring back his beloved stars. Spirit hadn’t told him not to take their other siblings to the starry cave, and if Gloom wasn’t impressed by his blue sky he’d move onto his own favorite place on the island. ”See the blue?” He asked, wanting to give her the same hope he had.
