Gods & Swans
02-10-2014, 06:40 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-10-2014, 06:43 AM by Aures.)
She watched him with interest, eyes giving off their natural sparkle once more as he attempted to nail down the wisps resulting from it. A light giggle escaped her lips again and she merely crossed her right paw over her left one before she replied to his question. "My family came from the North, near a certain place called the Snowfalls...The pack known as Glaciem had been in my father's rule before someone came and stole it from under his paws, only to freely give it away without considering what she was doing to our family." Odette knew of what Eos had done and she didn't particularly care for her long-lost cousin because of the history. An irritated flick of her tail was given, but she continued to have a calm demeanor. "I wasn't born when my family lived there, but I hope to visit the place in the near future. Something about its history makes me want to go..." She then leaned to her right, sprawling lazily across the grass on her side. "By the way," she said as she rubbed the right side of her face with eyes closed against the warm greenery, "I won't call you 'mister' anytime in the future." A warm smile spread across her face as eyes remained closed. Even with her vision dowsed by closed lids, Odette could note the change of tone in his voice when he spoke of keeping his heart to himself. She didn't voice it, but she let it register in her mind as he continued to explain himself. "I hope that you find a place like that one day, Baldur. When you have a piece of yourself in the world that others love and appreciate in your absence, it is worth the return visits." His question of fishing rose into the air and it broke the serenity Odette was feeling. Eyes snapped open and the laziness that hung above her disappeared. Slowly, she raised her head and an eyebrow when she looked at him. "Do I know how to fish? If we hadn't just met, I would say that you obviously don't know me!" A challenging grin showed itself on her face as she pulled herself up on all fours and shook out her now dry fur. Odette padded a couple of steps towards him, closing the space between her and the massive white male. As she stood perpendicular to him, she leaned her head to the side and blinked a few times before softly saying, "I'm the master of many things, if you only consider fishing and scaring off birds." A gentle chuckle escaped her lips and she turned her head to face the water. Eyes twinkled merrily and she walked towards the edge as she began to consider her tactics for the wonderful meals minding their own businesses below the surface. Talk like this |
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