Can't remember to forget you
04-06-2014, 05:55 PM
ooc: so it says she's in Glaciem already, but she's been gone for like a season and a half at least and has been inactive/reactivated so I feel like she should probably go through this whole acceptance thing again lol It had been oh so long since she had laid eyes on these pines. The silver fea stopped where she knew the territory of her father's pack began, staring out into the trees with a little uncertainty. She assumed her father still owned this pack, but what did she know? She had taken off over a season ago, tired of being trapped in the very pack she was seeking to rejoin. She had gotten the wild streak and rebellion out of her system, trained herself in hunting and fighting, and now she was ready to come home. As Athena lifted her muzzle toward the sky she wondered who would come to greet her. Was her father still truly the king here? And what of her mother? Had she ever returned? And her siblings? What of them? She let out a howl, summoning someone to greet her, to answer her questions, and hopefully welcome her home. She sound faded into nothing and she stood resolutely at the Glaciem border, her emerald and ruby gaze staring into the trees around her calmly. While she was away she learned a lot, not only about her skills but also herself. Even though she was only a year old now she felt much older and her now developed body showed this as well. She now stood at her full height of thirty six inches and her body had filled out quite a bit. Of course, living as a rogue had kept her from reaching her full weight, but she was sure that as soon as she had rejoined the pack and began eating regularly again she would do that in no time at all. She had taken the time before coming for this meeting to clean her fur so that the silver hairs gleamed in the sunlight. One has to keep up appearances, especially when coming back to the pack she wished to inherit one day, no? Speech Thought Others |
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