dirty paws
08-16-2013, 03:04 PM
Elva. It was a pretty name, Claire had to admit, and it fit the petite fox. Now that she had a name for the strange canine, she thought that it might be able to grow on her. "Pleasure to meet you, Elva." Claire would never let it be said that she was impolite. With that thought in mind, she inclined her head gracefully in the direction of the arctic fox, before turning her attention towards Cael. She meant no offense towards the fox, but in all honesty, if given the choice between her favored brother and a little fox, she would pick her brother pretty much every time. A startled giggle escaped Claire's maw when Cael spoke next, and she grinned playfully at her brother. "Why, that sound absolutely amazing. I would simply love to take a long walk with our loveable brothers one of these days," Her voice held a teasing note to it, and if that wasn't clear enough, the female wagged her tail easily as she grinned at her brother, ears pricked attentively in his direction. She was truly happy in that moment, happier than she'd been since she lost her brothers in the first place. Jealousy danced in Claire's mind when Cael continued, but she forced herself to clamp down on it and shove it aside. Interesting wasn't necessarily good. And he would never replace her. No, her brothers loved her far too much for that, and even if they moved on with their lives and got mates and settled down, well, nothing would negate the years where they only had each other. "To tell the truth, not much. I wandered blindly a lot, and then I ended up in a place called the Battlefield, where our father found me and he took me straight to Valhalla. I didn't meet any wolves. I think I avoided them, at least subconsciously. It felt like I was missing a piece of my heart when I didn't have you three around. No matter how annoying Caerul and Alsander can be, I love them, you know?" Shrugging slightly, Claire settled back on her haunches and gazed at Cael thoughtfully. Something seemed different. Maybe it was just her that was different. She had never been separated from her brothers for so long, and almost drowning had left her terrified of the same thing occurring again. Maybe it had changed her more than she realized. Speech Thought Others |
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