Frozen Insights {Bera}
12-24-2014, 02:20 AM
Walk | Talk | Think
It was admittedly a bit of a stretch, her being this far from Thor while they traveled. They had only just regrouped together and she had only just begun to get over her terrible mistake to leave in the first place, but this little journey was nothing so permanent as the one she had originally set out on. In all honesty, Bera did not entirely know why she had traveled this way. It was similar, if not the same, as all the other places that she and her brother were traveling through. Just another place coated in wintry white. But maybe it was the fact she was covering so much ground, traveling so very far from the west to the north, that made her feel like she was missing out and caused her to detour during one of their breaks.
Either way, she found herself here, in this young wood so newly grown back, covered in snow and looking quiet dreary for it. The earthy-colored girl suspected the place looked better under the light and warmth of spring, possibly even summer, but now it was...quiet. Dormant.
Or maybe not so dormant as she would have thought. What remained of her ears shifted atop her head, moving as they would have to perk had the whole of her ears still been there. Someone had howled, oddly without any anticipated recipient in mind. Curiously the girl tilted her head to one side, pondering a moment before she resumed her quick trot, now in the direction it had come from until she spotted the wolf who had made the sound. The large female looked cheerful there where she sat within the woods, a good mood that had the potential to be infectious, but Bera remained cautious as a rule. She kept her distance, even if her expression remained one of cordial politeness, and offered a short but friendly, "Hello. I heard your howl."
It was admittedly a bit of a stretch, her being this far from Thor while they traveled. They had only just regrouped together and she had only just begun to get over her terrible mistake to leave in the first place, but this little journey was nothing so permanent as the one she had originally set out on. In all honesty, Bera did not entirely know why she had traveled this way. It was similar, if not the same, as all the other places that she and her brother were traveling through. Just another place coated in wintry white. But maybe it was the fact she was covering so much ground, traveling so very far from the west to the north, that made her feel like she was missing out and caused her to detour during one of their breaks.
Either way, she found herself here, in this young wood so newly grown back, covered in snow and looking quiet dreary for it. The earthy-colored girl suspected the place looked better under the light and warmth of spring, possibly even summer, but now it was...quiet. Dormant.
Or maybe not so dormant as she would have thought. What remained of her ears shifted atop her head, moving as they would have to perk had the whole of her ears still been there. Someone had howled, oddly without any anticipated recipient in mind. Curiously the girl tilted her head to one side, pondering a moment before she resumed her quick trot, now in the direction it had come from until she spotted the wolf who had made the sound. The large female looked cheerful there where she sat within the woods, a good mood that had the potential to be infectious, but Bera remained cautious as a rule. She kept her distance, even if her expression remained one of cordial politeness, and offered a short but friendly, "Hello. I heard your howl."