Tangled Up in Your Soul
10-13-2013, 01:11 PM
As Drake replied to her, talking of finding a pack, a place to belong, the icy rose couldn't blame him. While she didn't enjoy being around a large group of wolves, there was something about having a pack, a feeling of belonging to something greater than yourself, and the protection offered was undeniable. Aurora nodded in response, understanding shown in her moonstone orbs. Maybe the young male would choose Ludicael? Then he wouldn't have to travel far to speak with the angelic furred fae, which would be an undoubtedly good thing for the man. "Well, there is always Ludicael, where Magnus and I both live." She commented with a chuckle. As the two males spoke, they were polite enough to each other, but something in Magnus' tone made the alabaster maiden look at him twice, her consuming silver orbs searching his own blue pools for something to bely this attitude. When Drake mentioned something of their first encounter, a small grin would creep onto her face, a slightly sheepish curve of the lips. They had both shared their pasts, listened to the songs of dead family members, and shed a few tears within each other's presence. He asked what brought her to the Sunset Falls, and the she wolf shrugged. "Simply wandering about with Corvusi, and decided to see what the falls looked like in winter." She told him, mentioning the less than social black cat that was her companion. She could sense the tension between the pair of males who stood with her, a type of tension that reeked of testosterone and possessiveness. The ivory she wolf's tail twitched nervously as she felt the feeling progress. Could there be a possible rivalry here? Could they be vying for her attentions? She hoped not, for to crush a hopeful male's dreams of mating would be to label oneself a cruel being. So, she cleared her throat, and cautiously offered a question. "So.. Have you met any interesting wolves out here in Alacritia? I know I have..." She murmured the last part, smiling slightly at the memories of past encounters. |