Birds of a Feather

Satira hadn't noticed any of the times Azzurra had been checking her out, nor the looks the other girl stole when she glanced away or the sudden shyness and nervousness she felt. Perhaps it was because she was still so blissfully naive to anything romantic or lustful, she wasn't able to recognize any of the signs in the other girl. She was just having a good time with her new friend! Azzurra had opened so many new doors to discoveries and feelings she'd never felt before, it was like a rush of dopamine and Tira was becoming a little bit addicted! Azzie explained that she was from a pack called Fenmyre, located on an island south in Auster. Then she explained how she and her brother were from Abaven originally until their parents passed away. "Oh... I'm so sorry," she spoke softly, speckled floppy ears lowering to her head in a show of sympathy. Both of her parents were still fortunately alive, just not together, but Arcturus had lost his father, and she'd seen the pain he was going through. Perhaps it was because of that Satira felt the need to read a tiny dappled paw over to rest on Azzie's foreleg, just to give her a bit of comfort.

"You were from Abaven?" she asked excitedly, her tiny tail wagging so fast it started to gently bump Azzurra's hip with every sway. "I'm from the Armada. We lived just down the coast from each other!" A little airy giggle left Tira at the irony of it all. "Small world, huh?" Azzie then mentioned how pretty Fenmyre was and invited Satira to come visit sometime and the little wolf dog practically exploded with excitement. Bright blue eyes grew huge as a wide grin split her face, flashing every shiny white tooth to the other girl while her tail whipped back and forth. "Oh, I'd love to! I've never been on an island before! You can show me all around your pretty tropical island home, and I definitely want to see you again after today, Azzie! Oh, can I call you Azzie?" A bashful smile and a blush crept onto the girl's face, hoping she hadn't embarrassed herself by being too enthusiastic.

"Satira"