Waking Up, I Feel It In My Bones
09-13-2013, 01:34 PM
The gray and russet female was drawn from her den by the howl of a familiar female. Aeil, the wolfess that she had met when she was at her worst. And yet, the female had been kind to her anyways, as kind as anyone outside of the family that Kamala was so devoted to had ever been. It had been a strange sensation, one that was furthered still by the way that Maverick had treated her. As if she were made of glass, and easily broken. But Kamala knew that she wasn't broken - at least not yet. She was still a Princess of Seracia, and she'd be damned if she'd let her brother down. So Kamala approached Aeil swiftly, her tail wagging like a banner in the air behind her. Everything about her was jaunty as she moved along, her paws lifting high and her nostrils flaring to take in the scents of the cool autumn air. Her brother had already made his appearance, along with Pontifex, and a stranger, whose scent was only slightly tinged with Seracia. A new member, perhaps? Kamala twitched her ears at the thought, a flare of guilt edging into her thoughts when she realized that she hadn't even scented this wolf before. Still, with difficult, Kamala forced the thought away; if she started beating herself up now, she would never stop. There was no point in it. Instead of being upset, she ought to be overjoyed. She could hear voices on the breeze, voices discussing a hunt, which was exactly what the doctor ordered. A chance to run and work together, in a seamless unit, with her fellow packmates. A chance to let go of everything and do what wolves were meant to do. It was the perfect way to spend this autumn day. Padding up to approach the wolves already gathered, Kamala inclined her head in the direction of her brother. "Greetings, Brother." Kamala spoke lightly, "And to all of you as well." But it was for Maverick that she reserved the smile that flickered across her features before she turned to the stranger, inclining her head towards the brown female as well. "My name is Kamala and it is a pleasure to meet you." The female seemed nice enough, though Kamala hadn't seen nearly enough to make any solid observations just yet. Her bright gaze turned towards Aeil at last, and Kamala wagged her tail at the black female, "Did I hear hunting?" Speech, |
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