It's Raining, It's Pouring
01-18-2023, 05:49 PM
Tamsyn walked through the familiar halls of the castle, listening to the rain patter outside. It was such a familiar sound that it was somehow comforting and sad at the same time. The castle had been such a center point of her life and her family for so long and now that she had mostly moved out to live her life with Kane and their children it made being here a bit bittersweet at times—especially on quiet, rainy days like this one. Still, with so many new pups running around the castle it had brought a new energy into the old stone walls and it reminded her of the early days of The Hallows when she and Resin were raising their litter together alongside Ulric and his children. A significant number of the pack's members back then had been pups and thanks to Artorias and Rudyard's new families it was turning out to be that way again. She loved being around pups more than almost anything else so now that her own children were now old enough to be going out on their own adventures and experiencing the world on their own she found herself visiting here more and more.
Tamsyn made her way across the castle to the great hall, the crackle and burning of the fireplace a well known sound to her by now. As she walked in she noticed a bit of movement on the opposite side of the room where the large windows dominated the wall, and spotted one of her granddaughters stretching and yawning—clearly tired from a very hard day of relaxing. She grinned a bit and made her way over to join Talyssa at the rain-splattered window, giving the small cream and tan girl a warm smile. "Have any interesting day dreams while looking out the window?" she asked, settling on her hunches and glancing out the window as well at the castle courtyard on the other side of the old, foggy panes.
Tamsyn Carpathius of the Valley
Tamsyn made her way across the castle to the great hall, the crackle and burning of the fireplace a well known sound to her by now. As she walked in she noticed a bit of movement on the opposite side of the room where the large windows dominated the wall, and spotted one of her granddaughters stretching and yawning—clearly tired from a very hard day of relaxing. She grinned a bit and made her way over to join Talyssa at the rain-splattered window, giving the small cream and tan girl a warm smile. "Have any interesting day dreams while looking out the window?" she asked, settling on her hunches and glancing out the window as well at the castle courtyard on the other side of the old, foggy panes.