Hit me harder than expected
Noir
04-23-2020, 07:21 AM
Boredom, a side effect of leaving Abaven that he had not calculated into his grand scheme of life. While he’d felt trapped within the pack’s walls at the least he hadn’t ever wanted for entertainment. Out here in the wilds he didn’t often come across other wolves. When he did the interactions were usually quick. What the blue marked yearling needed to do was go find the albino bitch again. She offered him an excitement that had been sorely missed in his life.
Summer the raven circled above the massive dire wolf’s head, his blue and lavender eyes took in the scenery around them. Somehow even after everything that happened the yearling hadn’t been able to leave the Eastern lands. Almost a year had passed since he’d touched foot in Abaven though, and he felt satisfied with himself that he held absolutely no curiosity in their current state. If he never looked on his family members again it wouldn’t be soon enough.
He continued through the mangroves, debating with himself about moving even further from the wretched lands, when he heard Summer’s call alerting him to another wolf’s presence. Curious and bored the massive Destruction shifted his path to intercept the stranger.
She was more unique than he expected, a shapely girl of red and white. Her vibrant blue eyes were a deep contract to the bright yellow and red leaves that filled the canopy. He hid a smirk as he stopped at the opposite edge of the clearing. His own vibrant gaze lingered boldly on her thin frame as he waited expectantly for a reaction to his sudden presence.
Summer the raven circled above the massive dire wolf’s head, his blue and lavender eyes took in the scenery around them. Somehow even after everything that happened the yearling hadn’t been able to leave the Eastern lands. Almost a year had passed since he’d touched foot in Abaven though, and he felt satisfied with himself that he held absolutely no curiosity in their current state. If he never looked on his family members again it wouldn’t be soon enough.
He continued through the mangroves, debating with himself about moving even further from the wretched lands, when he heard Summer’s call alerting him to another wolf’s presence. Curious and bored the massive Destruction shifted his path to intercept the stranger.
She was more unique than he expected, a shapely girl of red and white. Her vibrant blue eyes were a deep contract to the bright yellow and red leaves that filled the canopy. He hid a smirk as he stopped at the opposite edge of the clearing. His own vibrant gaze lingered boldly on her thin frame as he waited expectantly for a reaction to his sudden presence.
