I'M NO PIRATE

*Anais* · 05-06-2014, 02:27 PM

Walk | Talk | Think

Anais continued to smile and watch the boy as he fished and played, his excited antics beginning to infect her with the same sort of playfulness. It looked like so much fun, running around in the water and chasing the fish, even if it meant they would be less likely to catch one. He tumbled again, causing her to flinch a little at the large splash his fall created, but laughter fell easily from her lips as her tail began to wag, feeling eager to join him.

She sensed someone coming to her side rather than saw their approach, and she turned her head to distractedly glance and see who might have been joining her and the other young wolf in the water. It did not occur to her that she would recognize him instantly. Her quick glance became a double take and as her yellow-gold eyes fixed on his familiar, lovely purple gaze she felt her heart race giddily at the surprise. "Crucifix!" Her tail wagged swiftly, betraying the sudden urge she had to hide her excitement though she still did not understand why. Surely her smile was not helping with that projection either.

Before she could even begin to gather her flustered thoughts together enough to say more the other boy was speaking. Anais had momentarily forgotten all about him, about what she had said to him, and glanced slightly open mouthed between him and Cru as she tried to catch up. Thankfully he went on and reminded her of what he was doing and of the fact he was having very poor luck about it. Oh, that was right! She was going to help him fish, or have fun trying.

He offered his name and asked for theirs in turn, and still feeling incredibly self-conscious the grey-gold girl answered, "I'm Anais," with a more subdued smile and another glance at Cru. The boy who named himself as Genesis appeared to spot another fish and tumbled once more as he made a dive for it. Anais resisted laughter for all of a second as she watched the humorous situation, still laughing and grinning and wagging her tail as he slashed more water at her and Crucifix. His offer of play was so very tempting, her tail wagging merely at the thought, but, as she seemed to be making a habit of doing, her eyes shifted to the mottled grey youth beside her. For seeming not too much older than herself - he reminded her a bit of her serious older brother - she was unsure whether he would condone such childish actions. And a part of her did not want to disappoint him.

"Will you play too?" she asked, her voice shyly quiet though her smile and eyes were bright and hopeful. Maybe he would surprise her and agree. She really did want to play, and it would have been made all the better to have him join.

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