A Silent Heart

Silvery grey figure moved through the brush. She had decided to cautiously seek out the scent that she had detected just a bit ago. The river faded behind her as she quietly made her way across the ground, like a ghost in the shadows. She didn't have to go far before unusual sky blue orbs fell upon another life. This one a mixture of grays among other duller colors. She carefully moved forward, ears at attention and her eyes never blinking. This one seemed like nothing more then a young one, so her hesitation melted away to be replaced by curiosity as to why this young creature was out here alone. Judging by only the scent of the one she saw, she detected nothing else...nothing new anyway.

She stopped just feet away from her, her body posture in a non threatening manner as she approached. Curiosity became etched in her eyes as she looked down at the girl in front of her. Her ears flicked, keeping tab on any new sounds that might approach them. "Hello young one...what are you doing out here by yourself? Are you lost? My name is Pacifica, do not worry. I won't hurt you." Gentle words fell from her tongue like butterflies, she meant no harm to this girl and hoped that she knew that. It seemed to her, that the young cub before her seemed...occupied with thoughts. The look in her eyes betrayed as much, and she could also see trouble brewing within.

Her ears caught another sound, this one well known to the ghostly female and a small smile stretched her features. The stomach of the girl in front of her called for food, and she wondered how long it had been since she had eaten. She would wait for a response before inquiring about her hunger, perhaps she would be interested in allowing Pacifica to get her food. The river was nearby after all, and Pacifica was an expert at catching fish. Her thoughts wandered to when she had hunted with Pontifex...the memory of the trout that had assaulted her made her laugh inside, what she wouldn't do to be able to hide that memory from him...For now though, she returned her mind to the present. Focusing on this new stranger.

"speech""Thought""You"