Tomorrow Will Be Kinder
03-26-2014, 03:47 PM
| Isabella |
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Though the male did still looked around she did not mind, she only listed as he spoke but did try to give somewhat of a smile as he me her eyes to show she was grateful and friendly. "An Elder learning from one as young as me? That is an amusing thought but yes, there is much in the world and I may have seen what you haven not." She nodded a moment then watched the male as he laughed and introduced himself. "There is nothing to forgive yet I thank you for being so kind. Hyperion, a name I shall not soon forget." She added with a wag, well more of a flick of her tail. She didn't mind showing little movements every now and then with him, he was a very kind wolf, one she would not mind associating with. Besides she did not want to wrong him in any further way. Her eyes wandered over him curiously as he bowed once more then spoke about her actions. This directed her attestation to his eyes as she would consider his words. So, she hadn't done anything wrong, she simply looked like another wolf by the name of Aurora. That was a great relief to her, and yet it was no time to celebrate within her mind for Hyperion seemed saddened by the thought of this Aurora. Tilting her head a bit she waited for the male to speak. The explanation was not a pleasant one, and it was very understandable why he seemed so saddened. Isabella turned from Hyperion just a moment to close her eyes and lower her head. It didn't matter to her how long ago Aurora passed, it was always appropriate to show respect for the departed, both the mother and the pups who did not even get a chance of learning of life's many wonders. Giving a silent, gentle thought for them she turned back towards Hyperion hoping the pause in conversation was not too long. "I am sorry for your loss, no wolf should know that pain. I do not truly understand as I have never had a mate but there are those I would wish to never loose. Also I wolf I hope I would never see the likeness of, his death was indeed untimely." Her voice grew a bit softer to hope to ease the mind of the elder as she thought of the poor wolf she killed. Though she did not know him his death was one she mourned for as if she did. "But, the fact I or any with eyes like mine affect you so shows how much she meant to you, I think any wolf would be proud to have such a mate and would no doubt watch over them from the afterlife." Again her words were gentle of respect for the departed and kindness for Hyperion. "My words are for all.""My thoughts are not." |
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