La La La, Lizette's World!
07-20-2014, 11:32 AM
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A voice! Sal quickly whipped around, facing a stranger who had approached from the shadows. Ears swung forward to catch her voice, saying something about catching a cold if he sat there any longer. The boy just stared at her oddly patched pelt, head tilting to the side, not really taking in what she told him. But then she told him he fished like a fool. His head lifted and for a moment he had a blank expression, but it quickly scrunched up with brows furrowed and stuck his tongue out here with a soft bleh sound.
Sal picked himself up, giving a quick shake from head to tail before turning back on the woman. "Good for you, I didn't ask!" He held his head high and proud, speaking over his shoulder with tail up. He didn't really care for her opinion on his fishing, for he wasn't trying to catch a meal, just a friend to bring with on his wandering adventures.
The boy would wander downstream, not too much, just a few feet to a little pile of stones poking above the water's surface. "Show me the right way then, oh great fisher!" He would quickly whirl around, splashing, then lift a foreleg out of the water and swing it upwards to send water at the stranger. His limb woudl go back down before spreading all four out evenly, tail wagging up in the air and a playful grin upon his face.
A voice! Sal quickly whipped around, facing a stranger who had approached from the shadows. Ears swung forward to catch her voice, saying something about catching a cold if he sat there any longer. The boy just stared at her oddly patched pelt, head tilting to the side, not really taking in what she told him. But then she told him he fished like a fool. His head lifted and for a moment he had a blank expression, but it quickly scrunched up with brows furrowed and stuck his tongue out here with a soft bleh sound.
Sal picked himself up, giving a quick shake from head to tail before turning back on the woman. "Good for you, I didn't ask!" He held his head high and proud, speaking over his shoulder with tail up. He didn't really care for her opinion on his fishing, for he wasn't trying to catch a meal, just a friend to bring with on his wandering adventures.
The boy would wander downstream, not too much, just a few feet to a little pile of stones poking above the water's surface. "Show me the right way then, oh great fisher!" He would quickly whirl around, splashing, then lift a foreleg out of the water and swing it upwards to send water at the stranger. His limb woudl go back down before spreading all four out evenly, tail wagging up in the air and a playful grin upon his face.