Which are you?

Joy coursed through the brown wolf’s veins, a charming grin woven along his muzzle. Oh, how wonderful this was! He figured he had found his favorite place so far! Not to mention his timing was especially perfect; winter had drifted away with the last cold breeze, and leaves had just begun to gather back on the trees. This particular area was abundant with plants – tall trees that hung over protectively, creating a safe and comforting atmosphere. Some had even begun to put out little flowers, foretelling the fruit that would be in their place in weeks to come. It smelled nice, and the temperature was finally agreeable.

Strolling along with a quiet, delicate gait, the young man exhaled softly as he stared in wonder. It was too beautiful. He wished he could dissolve himself, and perhaps then be able to touch every aspect of this new terrain – the leaves, the flowers, the smell in the air and the openness of the sky beyond the trees. He was so engrossed in it all, that he did not notice the presence of another until they called out guardedly. Nagendra was startled briefly, pausing amongst the bushes with his ears perked and his green eyes wide before peeking around the greenery.

The surprise lingered on his face for another second as he stepped out a little, looking over the stranger with his lips delicately parted and silence following. The moment he had processed the whole of this man, a grin flashed across his lips – pleased and entirely charming in that unhidden pleasure. Oh, when it seemed impossible, his day had just gotten better. He took an unassuming step forward to reveal at least half of himself better. ”Food, certainly,” he crooned, his voice sultry and dripping as he tipped his muzzle down with coyness and his grin narrowed into a smirk. What a handsome and curious looking man! Perhaps it was a trick of the light, but he almost looked… blue! Here and there, he was garnished with tasteful dark markings, and his eyes were a simply stunning shade of blue. He was giant too – bigger than any other wolf Nagendra had ever seen. Not that he had a thing for tall men. Or maybe he did.