brush and brush and brush my hair
Defender
03-17-2021, 11:01 PM
The disapproving glance from Chimera made her stop, her head dipping apologetically. She hadn't wanted to interrupt the moment they shared, but she should have known better. He was too perceptive for that. Somehow Siren's stern direction to make her presence known stung more than the hard glance she had gotten from the more violent male, but she nodded as she glanced toward the ground. "Yes, my lady," she replied quietly. She lingered there in the entryway between the two spaces, not looking at the pair as Chimera spoke to Siren about knowing her worth. She wouldn't comment since she knew it wasn't her place, but she did hope that Siren would take the commandment to heart - though not in the more threatening tone that the male delivered it in. Siren was the most lovely wolf Dalila had ever come across and was far more deserving of her efforts than any of the other royal wolves that she had served under once upon a time. She did hope that her lady would recognize that in herself as well. She glanced up at Chimera when he instructed her to clear out the extra soil and immediately nodded in agreement and went to get the large, shallow, wooden bucket that had ropes fashioned into a handle she had used to help clear out the dirt from the den that had just been completed. Bringing it back to the pile of dirt that had crumbled down between the now connected spaces, she tripped it onto its side and started scooping and sweeping it into the vessel, carrying the loads of dirt outside and dumping it out a short distance away. Luckily it only took maybe half a dozen trips to clear it all away since it had been a very thin wall separating the spaces. Once she was done, she put away the tool and found her way back to the new space, padding over to her masters with a polite dip of her head. "Is there anything else I can do for you now?" she asked quietly, waiting to see if there would be another task for her to do right this moment or if she would be sent away. |
