Secret No More
01-27-2014, 04:23 AM
Sleep would not come to the male this night. He had been deprived of it since they moved from the cove, the place he had come to know as a familiar home, and he knew it was all the children knew as home too. It saddened him to have to move them, but they could not remain rogues in a place claimed by a pack. And although he would have liked to confront the pack leader and inform him of the situation, he did not want to provoke unnecessary hardships on Mercianne and her children. A sigh would escape his lips as he sat atop a set of rocks overlooking the landscape. As he sat there, he realized perhaps this wasn't the best of places to relocate...but then again, they didn't have much time to think about where to move. They had gone in a direction, and here they were. But it seemed it wasn't a good place where kids should be, dangerous terrain seemed to lurk everywhere, and that worried him to a great extent. What if something happened to one of the children? Or Mercianne? He only knew very little about healing, just enough to keep his wounds from getting infected, but even then it wasn't enough...perhaps he could ask Mercianne if she could teach him one day. Ah Mercianne...his thoughts would fall to her, and it was then as he thought that he would spot her a short distance away. Jungle green eyes watched her small white form, beautiful in every way he could imagine. He never thought himself to fall in love, but it had happened. He had first met her out of nowhere, his drive to help her accomplish a quick task so she could return to her children turned into something else, and then he had decided to quietly stick around. And the longer he stayed around her, the more he had begun to grow fond of her. He didn't like to stray too far from her unless he was searching for a missing child, or hunting for them. But in the end, he always returned, and everywhere he went she never left his mind. As he watched her silhouette against the backdrop of the darkened sky, a soft smile began to slowly stretch his features. Strange for him, for he rarely smiled much at all since he left his home pack. But she always managed to maintain a smile and a sense of good feeling within him. He wasn't sure if she noticed, but it was true. He found himself beginning to move towards her, silently and carefully as he bounded down from rock to rock. He was careful in his movements, trying to be careful not to catch his paws in any rocks to twist or hurt. And so far, he had been successful...at least today. He approached her, a soft bark in her direction to indicate his approach to her so as not to frighten her, as he knew all too well that she could be flighty at times. The smile he had gained from simply watching her was still upon his features, green eyes as kind in their gazing as ever. "You're up early today." He commented as he stopped a couple feet away. Speech Thought Others |
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