Wild Stony Wonder
03-06-2014, 10:23 PM
She was far from home, but then again, when did that bother her? It didn't pester her mind as she padded past the safety of the borders and out into the unknown. Odette was all right with going away for a day, but she always made sure to be back within the appropriate timeframe. For that early morning trip, the miniature version of Gargoyle was heading towards a part of the continent she hadn't touched. It was exciting and bad at the same time. When she arrived at the ruins, she was astounded. The structures were certainly interesting, for she had never seen human-made buildings before. As she stood at the edge of the territory, she wondered how others had lived in such weird foundations. Caves and dens were enough to keep her happy. Such an observation propelled her to walk into the unfamiliar lands and closer to the main building. A wrinkle in time had caused a ripple effect for how the stones now stood. Rather than being high and mighty like two hundred years before, it had crumbled in on different sides and angles. The pretty building that was now in ruins fascinated Odette. As she walked closer to it, she tried to imagine how it looked. Unfortunately, with a yearling mind and an imagination that didn't stretch very far, she couldn't see it. Without crumbling from defeat, she carried on. Where a door would have stood was now an empty frame. Crumbled stones and extra rubble were behind it as she walked through the large square. Glass bottles, broken and now in tiny shards, glistened in the summer light as she walked by. Sidestepping any potential hazards to herself, Odette crawled under a large column that was sturdily resting between two large boulders. When she got beneath the structure, she found herself facing a room that had colorful tile floors. The room was pretty much two walls that still stood, while the other two had fallen in on themselves, but the air about it was still...pretty. It had Odette mesmerized. What Odette didn't count on, as she padded across the pretty floor, was another presence. Immediately, her hackles rose and defenses were set. Her nose worked as she tried to figure out who else was there. An unfamiliar scent was hiding behind one of the large boulders and she slowly stalked the way she had come. Without warning, she pounced as she turned the corner, lips remaining curled and ears flattened against her dark head. The pair rolled and she didn't know how long it would be before they stopped. "Speech" |
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