A Kill A Day . . . [Sirius]
Joining
04-11-2020, 03:24 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-11-2020, 03:25 PM by Hester.)
H E S T E R
The other wolf was up and moving quicker than Hester would have, considering the night prior, but she supposed she was, too. Hester scoffed at his words. "I have no knowledge of these wolves," she deadpan, not hiding the distrust that, based on his willingness to sleep unguarded within his own borders, she knew was likely misplaced. "And the packs I have met were bloodthirsty enough to battle for supremacy amongst themselves." It was true enough, she decided, though it hadn't been after she'd entered this new land.
Hester stood to follow Sirius out, blinking against the light as her eyes adjusted from the darkness of the hut. Hester laughed. "The trick," she said with a grin and a challenge, "is to not fall off in the first place." Her paws sank into supple soil, and she could hear the water nearby. There was land, uncultured and unused, surrounding, but off in the distance, Hester could spot a few standing structures. His thanks tumbled into perked ears, and Hester looked at Sirius. "Even I decide to continue on my way, the Mother compels me to be sure that she only lost one soul in the prior night's fight." It was also her own concern that had caused her to linger so long, but Hester kept that particular detail to herself.
She walks. "She speaks." She thinks.
The other wolf was up and moving quicker than Hester would have, considering the night prior, but she supposed she was, too. Hester scoffed at his words. "I have no knowledge of these wolves," she deadpan, not hiding the distrust that, based on his willingness to sleep unguarded within his own borders, she knew was likely misplaced. "And the packs I have met were bloodthirsty enough to battle for supremacy amongst themselves." It was true enough, she decided, though it hadn't been after she'd entered this new land.
Hester stood to follow Sirius out, blinking against the light as her eyes adjusted from the darkness of the hut. Hester laughed. "The trick," she said with a grin and a challenge, "is to not fall off in the first place." Her paws sank into supple soil, and she could hear the water nearby. There was land, uncultured and unused, surrounding, but off in the distance, Hester could spot a few standing structures. His thanks tumbled into perked ears, and Hester looked at Sirius. "Even I decide to continue on my way, the Mother compels me to be sure that she only lost one soul in the prior night's fight." It was also her own concern that had caused her to linger so long, but Hester kept that particular detail to herself.
She walks. "She speaks." She thinks.
Current time: 11-22-2024, 03:05 AM
Powered By MyBB, © 2002-2024 MyBB Group.
