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*Seerten* · 02-16-2015, 11:08 PM

She turned her attention on him, and the boy tried not to loom over her smaller form. There was still quite some distance between the two of them, at least 4 feet, but he still rose above her. He felt a little anxious about his height now, almost feeling like he was going to intimidate her. But she seemed far from that, her demeanor matching his own. They were both sitting there rather calmly, the topic of stars taking up their attention. It would seem that they both cared for the shiny objects over their heads whatever they my be. She said that she was born of mere mortals, which caused the spotted one to chuckle softly. "And I was born of two very different creatures, and yet came into this world being my own. Just because they were mortals, doesn't make you any less of a star goddess," his voice was steady and rhythmic, his head tilting to the side as he spoke his sweet words. To him though, he was merely just stating a fact. There had been stories of wolves of great power coming from every day wolves, so why should her case be any different? She spoke of other elemental siblings, and he shuffled slightly. He had to bite his tongue to keep from stating that stars were not an actual element, a rare thing indeed for him. But she had not actually stated that she thought of the stars as such, just that her siblings held elemental looks.

She stood up and moved towards him then, his chocolate brown eyes holding her gaze as she did so. His ears twitched slightly at the closeness, his chin having to dip down towards his chest so that he could keep looking at her. He gave a bit of a smirk, he was used to being taller than others -- but not quite 10 inches taller. His gaze roamed down toward her tail as she curled it around her rump, those shimmering stars capturing his attention again. When her voice called out to him he found her face again, although the thought made him look skyward. Did they call to him? He often felt like it, and liked to think that at that moment, his mother and siblings were looking up at the stars as well. It was the only connection he had with his family. Several moments passed before he looked back down at her, his massive head slowly nodding. "My mother used to tell me many stories about the stars, and they have held my interest for awhile. She believes that when we die, we become part of the stars. Its nice to imagine being up there among them, a very calming notion," Seerten commented, his gaze captured in hers. He liked to talk to others like this, but realized that he had no idea what to call her. "By the way, my name is Seerten."

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