playing in the (early) snow
12-30-2020, 02:34 PM
Usually Kaiyo took a bit of warming up before he jumped into another wolf’s arms but it seemed like in this situation he would easily be forgiven. His new friend didn’t seem phased by how close they were, so Kaiyo wouldn’t either. He was slightly warmer than he had been by himself, and Mortis had very soft and warm fur. Even with those incredible wings and plush pelt, the weather was still very much dangerous and intimidating. If they didn’t find shelter this could potentially be the end of them. Hika was not in any way shape or form ready to give up yet. They were young and capable, the two of them could figure this out together even if they’d only just met.
Kaiyo hadn’t thought about his actions, he’d just thrown himself in to help a stranger, and Mortis had gone and done the same form him as he curled around Kaiyo’s smaller frame and protected he and the Kea from the storm. Mortis spoke softly and managed to direct both their minds to something that wasn’t the merciless cold that threatened them. Kaiyo smiled up at the dire wolf boy, despite the threat staring at them Mort did perfect in putting the koi wolf at ease.
”It is,” he answered sweetly, not completely surprised Mortis picked up on it. ”It’s a.. Long story. I’m from pretty far away.” Mortis continued, mentioning the need for shelter. Maybe he’d get a chance to explain his history better once shelter was found. ”It’s been great to meet you, Mortis. I think my toes have enough feeling to make it to real shelter. Do you know where we are at least?” He’d feel better knowing Mortis had a real direction in mind, instead of what he’d been doing hoping for a miracle. Even if he agreed, he wasn’t going to be quick about releasing himself from Mort’s warm embrace.
Kaiyo hadn’t thought about his actions, he’d just thrown himself in to help a stranger, and Mortis had gone and done the same form him as he curled around Kaiyo’s smaller frame and protected he and the Kea from the storm. Mortis spoke softly and managed to direct both their minds to something that wasn’t the merciless cold that threatened them. Kaiyo smiled up at the dire wolf boy, despite the threat staring at them Mort did perfect in putting the koi wolf at ease.
”It is,” he answered sweetly, not completely surprised Mortis picked up on it. ”It’s a.. Long story. I’m from pretty far away.” Mortis continued, mentioning the need for shelter. Maybe he’d get a chance to explain his history better once shelter was found. ”It’s been great to meet you, Mortis. I think my toes have enough feeling to make it to real shelter. Do you know where we are at least?” He’d feel better knowing Mortis had a real direction in mind, instead of what he’d been doing hoping for a miracle. Even if he agreed, he wasn’t going to be quick about releasing himself from Mort’s warm embrace.