You Could Be Anything
Allegro, Psalm
Bloodletter
04-03-2021, 10:32 AM
Balthier wagged his tail as his father approved his observation, and he wouldn't waste any more time lingering on random thoughts. Psalm made a good point, Balthier himself wouldn't wander into the cave of a bear for a meal unless he was absolutely dying, but then the risk of being killed by the bear would be equal to starving to death maybe. He watched Allegro intently, wanting to soak in all the knowledge and experience his father would bring both him and Psalm on this adventure. He wanted to be just like his dad and on top of that wanted to grow strong to protect his siblings and his father one day. He really looked up to his father like Psalm did, but he didn't act the way she did. There was nothing wrong with it, maybe because she was a daughter and he was a son. There was a time maybe last season he just found himself wanting to be a man that he wasn't so close and personal with Allegro anymore. He grew out of a pup stage pretty quickly, maybe too quickly, not that he didn't want to spend time with Allegro as a father and son. Balthier nodded as his father instructed to go off into the trees. He tried to keep his paws quiet in the snow while they moved around the tracks. He tried to show an eye to them every once and a while as Allegro was keen to watch where they were headed. They would come to a rest as they laid eyes on the creature that made the strange tracks, and Psalm could only ask what was on Balthier's mind. They seemed to be in the same mindset right now. What was the creature and could they eat it. "Can we even hunt it?" He questioned at a whisper, looking both at his sister and father. It's shell looked weird, tough but scaly at the same time. He wondered if it was hard like a rock, or slick like a snake. Maybe it was both. He looked more to his father now, he figured if any of them would have a plan it would be Allegro. He obviously had many more years of experience compared to his children. Total Word Count: 1779 words Word Count Goal: 1500 words (Met) |
