She’s a Fox

By the gods, was she somehow cursed and this boy was the demon haunting her for all time now?! No matter what roadblocks she put up, the dopey dire wolf carefully picked apart every little loophole he could find in her words. Being nice hadn't worked, being cold and snippy hadn't worked. What more could she possibly do to get this guy to leave her the fuck alone?! He was just... just staring at her with this stupid shocked expression on his face like he really didn't understand what he had done wrong. How could he be so socially braindead to not get that she didn't want to be talking to him? He grinned at her like he'd just figured out a puzzle and offered to tell her about himself so they wouldn't be strangers anymore. Internally, Syanna began screaming in hysterics.

Externally, the fiery-furred fae just gave a deep sigh and hung her head, rubbing the bridge of her nose with a paw while she tried to subdue the headache he was causing. There really was no getting out of this, was there? She was doomed, cursed to have this giant idiot following her for the rest of her days. She briefly considered how long it would take to drown herself in the river, then ultimately decided it wouldn't be worth it, because he'd probably just pull her back out anyway. She looked up at the dire wolf with an annoyed, yet defeated expression, wondering if maybe entertaining him for a few minutes would get her out of being his hostage.

"You're really not gonna give up, are you?" she asked, more rhetorically than genuinely. She could tell by the way he was smiling so proudly at his own solution to a non-existent problem that he was adamant on his stance. "Fine. Two questions: one, are you brain damaged, or do you treat every wolf this way? Two, what is with your teeth?" She pointed with a paw to his grinning paw, to the rows of razor-sharp serrated teeth glistening at her. She had never seen a wolf with fangs like his before, and although he was annoying as all hell, that part of him did make her more than a little curious and nervous at the same time.

"Syanna Alluráin"