You Only Get One First Impression

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Briar had tried to socialize and poke at some of the other pups that had come along from their parent's friends, but they were all pretty boring. The one spotty boy was kind of interesting for a second, but he was maybe a bit too full of himself for her taste - after all, he certainly wasn't better than her or her siblings. All the girls were either little or timid or quiet or... nothing she was interested in at least. By the time she was done inspecting the other visitors and she turned back to find the blue boy again he was gone. With a determined pout, she ran off to go find him since at least he looked interesting. She searched around the grassy plains for a bit before abandoning that area to move out toward the sea where she had found that crab with her brother.

Luckily the dark, blue marked boy was easy to pick out on the pale sand so as she approached the beach she spotted him immediately. With a proud smirk at her fairly quick detective work, she gave herself a quick shake and then trotted over to where he was standing. She happened to catch him glaring up at a tree near by and she gave a curious look up toward the branches and spotted some blue eyes peeking out at them. He was annoyed at the monkey? Maybe it was one of his parent's companions? She had quickly come to accept that her parent's various companions were always hanging around somewhere and they could potentially tattle on her... but also her dad's bear seemed to like her and as long as the bear was with her she felt like she could get away with sneaking out of the pack lands for little bits of time.

Ignoring the blue eyed primate for now, she turned her attention back toward her new favorite pack visitor, giving him a grin. "You ran off without me, blue boy!" she scolded with a giggle, her tail wagging behind her. The chittering and chattering of the lemur above them made her ear twitch and she looked back up at the companion with a bit of annoyance. "Well he's kinda loud, huh?" Looking back to her fellow pup she gave him a mischievous look and whispered, "Come on, we can ditch him!"