I'm getting Stronger!

*Ashtoreth* · 03-16-2014, 07:47 PM

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The younger wolf bowed his head, a custom that seemed to almost be out of date with how often Ashtoreth saw it - or perhaps she was just too familiar for formalities around those she associated with most, and thankfully welcomed her to join him. Her smile became a little brighter within her eyes at his offer and with a little pleased noise and a chipper, "Thanks," she resumed the last few steps toward the water's edge at a more comfortable and leisurely pace as she added, "I'm Ashtoreth, by the way." She paused just before walking in so that all four paws were submerged, delighting in the cool of the water compared to the heat of summer that had begun lingering around of late. "Mmm." Yes, she would definitely return later for a swim.

Her eyes had closed in a blissful moment of relief, and as she turned to angle her attention back upon the brown wolf she was distracted by another figure, another male who approached with a slow but steady step and a friendly demeanor. She extended a smile his way, assuming him to be another new face and addition to the pack that she had yet to meet. So many of them! She would really need to gather up her hunters soon if they were expected to feed this growing bunch. But while the thought was daunting, she welcomed the challenge, especially knowing there would be new wolves to drag into her ragtag group to join her and the others.

With a courteous greeting he asked to join them, and while Ash had no objections herself she stayed quiet and refrained from answering. The other brown male had been the first to claim this spot beside the lake as his and without knowing him or his preferences she hardly felt qualified to speak on his behalf. Besides, she still did not know his name. "What do you say?" she asked with a little tilt of her head to indicate the newly arrived wolf. More than likely he would be welcomed as well - The Valhallans overall tended to be a friendly bunch, at least those that she could say to be familiar with - and so her expression remained comfortable and open, friendly and welcoming to both parties present.

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