Like a Ship Out of Water
08-16-2013, 04:47 AM
Innocent blue gaze was wide as she watched the structure with overwhelming curiosity. Behind her lanky frame, her tail swayed side to side openly. She was always rather bubbly -- sometimes perhaps too much so -- and had no reason to hide her happiness, especially around a packmate. "Hmm, looks too weird to be cave," she mused aloud, her voice light and airy as she let her gaze wander over it.
Azalea suggested they check it out, and she nodded quickly, poised lightly on her paws as though ready to sprint away at any moment. She couldn't help but intrigued by such a strange thing. 'You scope out the cave and I'll check to see if there are anymore,' Azalea said. This lady was the heir to the pack, so she had to listen to her, right? Seemed fair.
"Okay, miss Azalea," She grinned and padded to the dark entrance that Azalea had been lurking near.
She squinted as she peered into the darkness, seeing ... well, nothing. It was rather dark, and it took a long moment for her eyes to adjust to the lack of light after being out in the sun for so long. Faint sunlight that was able to make its way into the vessel glimmered off strange metal contraptions on the wall, causing her to duck her head away and shield her eyes from the brightness that reflected into her eyes. It was not just any cave. She sniffed warily at the dank air, wondering why it lacked the small of animals ... if it indeed was a cave like Azalea had said.