The Will of the Gods [Theology Lesson]
02-09-2014, 12:49 AM
The smaller, carbonated version of Cherokee was resting lazily in his den when the call was given. Lately, Dhiren had become bored with the scenery of the pack. He hadn't seen hide nor hair of his 'shooting star' in weeks and that fact surrounded the feeling of lead in his stomach. The young boy wasn't sure if he should remain worried about her or let the feelings of sadness go. After all, he was young and he didn't know a thing about the meaning of love. Perhaps it would be something to talk about with his father in the future. When Bhaire's call rang throughout the mangroves, Dhiren only flicked one white ear in its direction. He had been laying on his left side, looking out at the small animals that frolicked in the woods outside of his den. The chance to miss something was too good to pass up, but, he figured that it would make a better impression on his part to appear. Slowly, he rolled to his stomach and stood on all fours, shook out his ebony pelt, and padded from his den. In no time at all, the young prince made his presence known. He had barreled through many trees and branches, stomping across fallen leaves and muttering loudly under his breath for emphasis of his 'injuries'. By the time he reached the outer row of trees in the clearing, leaves stuck out in numerous places in his black fur. Dhiren shook all over again and chuckled while saying, "Don't start the party without me. I'm here, I'm here." Three black and one white paw carried his lanky form towards the two white females he immediately knew as family. Silver and gold eyes twinkled at their faces and he dipped his muzzle in greeting. "Hello, Aunt Novella." He glanced at the other members of the meeting and inclined his head to them as well. "Nice to see you all here," he said, hoping that they knew he meant his words. Slowly, he reclined to his haunches beside Novel, making her sandwiched in between her favorite aunt and her one and only brother from their litter. His black ear turned in the direction of Sage and his gaze twisted to see the boy giving a long glance at Novel. A curled lip was given in warning, but he turned his attention back to Bhaire as he protectively wrapped his tail around Novel's. "Lovely day, Bhaire. I hope that we learn a lot from what you have to say today." Speech, |
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