Dream your life away
for Cina
Bulwark
05-12-2021, 07:35 PM
Bronze didn't really know how he was supposed to interact with others. He only knew his parents, and his siblings - everything else was foreign and strange to him, but in a way that was exciting rather than scary. All he knew was that he'd learn more and more as he got to know all the wolves in Incendium, and though talking to other kids seemed difficult to him (at least so far) he was determined to meet everyone he could. Fortunately for him, the older boy didn't seem too bothered by his single-word introduction, instead pushing past that and talking to him like normal. "You too," he responded after an awkward pause. He was glad to meet him, even if he didn't truly know how to express it.
Ciná was right that he hadn't been out much. Was it that obvious? Bronze hoped he didn't seem like an idiot, walking around staring up at the trees. All at once he became self-conscious and redirected his focus to the older boy as he shake his head. "No, not really." Was it not normal that his mom kept he and his siblings so close to home? He didn't know any different, but he knew that he was here now and ready to explore the world. And that included whatever cool place Ciná was about to show him. His eyes widened, bright with interest at the prospect of something secret, and he felt his chest inflate with quiet pride at the other wolf's compliment. "Secret hide out?" He practically whispered, as if afraid someone might hear them. He hesitated for a moment, considering it; would he get in trouble for going too far? Would his sibling be mad if they weren't included? He decided, worse case scenario, he could show them later, as long as Ciná wouldn't get mad. "Yeah, show me!" The blue-furred boy brightened up a bit, letting a small little grin touch his lips at the prospect of seeing a cool secret hideout.
Ciná was right that he hadn't been out much. Was it that obvious? Bronze hoped he didn't seem like an idiot, walking around staring up at the trees. All at once he became self-conscious and redirected his focus to the older boy as he shake his head. "No, not really." Was it not normal that his mom kept he and his siblings so close to home? He didn't know any different, but he knew that he was here now and ready to explore the world. And that included whatever cool place Ciná was about to show him. His eyes widened, bright with interest at the prospect of something secret, and he felt his chest inflate with quiet pride at the other wolf's compliment. "Secret hide out?" He practically whispered, as if afraid someone might hear them. He hesitated for a moment, considering it; would he get in trouble for going too far? Would his sibling be mad if they weren't included? He decided, worse case scenario, he could show them later, as long as Ciná wouldn't get mad. "Yeah, show me!" The blue-furred boy brightened up a bit, letting a small little grin touch his lips at the prospect of seeing a cool secret hideout.