ROAR, Fear the beast

Walk | Talk | Think

In the excitement of making a new friend - and avoiding a not so nice squirrel - Anais had failed to take notice that her own morning appetite had grown too. The rabbit made a lovely breakfast, filling her to contentment, and even still with a teeny bit of meat on the bones she stopped, pausing in the hopes that what she had so far eaten might settle enough for her to finish the rabbit and not waste any of it. They had gone through all the trouble of catching them, and it being her first catch without family - and with her new purple-eyed friend - she hardly felt right letting it go like that. Best to savor the memory.

She was still licking her own lips, rabbit between her paws, when he addressed her by name, her ears immediately perking up to listen to his friendly question. "Well, not so much anymore," she admitted with a little side motion of her head. If these were the types of things she was missing out in by being inside pack territory though then maybe she needed to do so more often. "My family recently joined the pack Ebony, so I've been there a lot. Learning about the pack lands and helping mom with my little brother and sister." Two points of pride for her, it was impossible for her to mention both siblings without a smile. Even so far from home they were still on her mind.

But that was not to say she was in any big hurry to get back to them. Today was something of a hooky day, and really it was much too early for her to turn in. She had the whole rest of the day to do things, to explore places! How much free time did Crucifix have? "I'm just having an adventure day," she admitted, smiling yet again as her tail brushed across the ground in a subdued wag. "Do you have adventure days?" she asked, the question almost rather timid as she peered across at the mottled grey wolf. Was that was brought him out this way, and what had caused him to take a nap with an unlikely adversary?