dancing queen

The male replied quite calmly, despite her barrage of inquiries. So he really was a ghost? That was fantastic, though as she grew the girl would no doubt come to realize that leaves wouldn't brush against a ghost, they'd just go through them. However, now was not that time. As he edged backward, the girl found herself trying to keep herself at the same distance, following him backward. Of course, that earned her a solid whap in the face with a particularly angry branch. What a mean branch, what had she ever done to the branch? She hadn't chewed on it- yet. As far as she knew she hadn't chewed it's family- yet. Her delicate cranium would proceed to shake back and forth, the stinging pain of being bitch slapped by a bush more of a physical blow to her than one to her pride. She got hit enough by inanimate objects that things like this didn't bother her that much.
When she finally recovered, the patchwork girl made sure to give the branch a good revenge chewing. Bark was scraped off quite quickly between her sharp teeth, and it wasn't long before the remnants could do nothing but droop helplessly. With a satisfied huff, the girl was reminded of the wolf she was just talking to when she noticed his presence again. Whoops. She grinned broadly at the ghost wolf, triple toned banner swinging back and forth rapidly at her rump. "Can I be your friend? I think it would be nice to have a ghost friend, do you want to be my friend, mister ghost?" She suddenly asked, draping her forepaws over a particularly sturdy branch before her. Tall, mismatched audits perked, endearingly oversized on her delicate head as she fixed her toxic gaze on the ghostly man. It was obvious in her big round eyes that she was hopeful, the dark lass didn't make friends very easily. She had a bad habit of annoying others, or getting herself into trouble first.
OOC: Okay but admit it, POOKADIA IS THE CUTEST like seriously they better be friends forever. Also sorry for craptastic tag I love this thread but I'm all over the place today.




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