-- boats against the current
09-26-2013, 07:58 AM
The pup was clutched tight in his jaws, her scruff captured and her head narrowly above the surface. Angeal was glad to see that her head was lifted as far as it could go, so that she was less likely to get a breath full of water that would get into her lungs and far surpass Angeal?s ability to offer any assistance. Between him towing, however, and her generally keeping as still as she was, he was confident that he would be able to get the pup to shore with no harm done other than a good scaring. Of course, this would probably scare the pup quite a bit, but it would also teach her not to go wandering around the water alone for a while yet. That was a lesson that her parents would need to teach her, Angeal thought with a flicker of irritation as he drew closer to the shore. When they finally reached the shore, Angeal was careful to deposit her before scrambling from the water himself, giving himself a vigorous shake that sent water spraying every which way before he turned his attention towards the little white pup. She was largely unfamiliar, and Angeal doubted that he had ever met her before. Perhaps they had seen each other in passing, but the black male was drawing a total blank at the moment. ?My name is Angeal. What?s your name?? The male would inquire gruffly, settling back on his haunches as he examined the little creature before him. He certainly hoped that she wasn?t about to turn around and launch herself back into the water. However, Angeal had to admit that he was grateful for the distraction from his thoughts. He didn?t need to dwell on anything for too long, honestly. He had found perfection in Liste, and it didn?t matter what the world threw at him. Saving this pup only proved that. If it hadn?t been for Liste convincing him to join Ludicael, he never would have been there. Speech, |