never danced like this

*Rhythm* · 02-26-2015, 02:46 PM

Kyarst was pleasant company even if he did make her stomach flop within her gut, the excitement was a nice change of pace from the thoughts that usually played in her head. A lot like Valentine he mad her feel dangerous, the feeling was difficult to describe but she couldn't deny its allure. Kyarst would ask her rank and her ears would still stay quite close to her head. She was ranked with Valentine's lovers, a fact that still didn't quite sit right with her. She'd tried not to think about it too much especially coupled with Cascade's first few words with her. These realities made her uncomfortable, and she'd yet to really talk to the blue tinged alpha about it.

She'd try to focus on Kyarst and just hope he didn't linger on the topic, she didn't wish to. He sounded quite proud of his place and she couldn't blame him. A rather important position compared to.. well her own even if they were equals in the pack. "Odalisque." she'd answer him with little other comment before telling him of her plan to move. If he wished to pursue the topic she'd answer him, and for a moment she'd wonder if he noticed how it effected her.

She wouldn't miss the smile he flashed her as he accepted her offer to travel along, the aloneness she felt was far more cruel than the over excited cravings she felt for any male that happened to cross her path. Being in season really was the worst. Quite surprised at the rather clean thoughts she'd been able to keep around the Armada man she'd push away the encroaching fantasies. She felt like she wanted to purr as her name slipped from his lips, still he'd cause a slight shiver up her spine, but she'd bite it back as she took her prey into her jaws. She'd flash him as much of a smile as she could with the thing in her mouth before letting her paws carry her up the knoll.

Unless he spoke Rhythm would remain quiet throughout the journey, with the prairie dog in her mouth verbal communication was impossible. She'd also try to keep her form relatively neutral, who knew what it might try and say to her traveling companion. Eventually she'd lead them back to the giant boulder with the tree sticking from its base. Her den was nestled beneath but she preferred the top. Home sweet home. The girl would drop her kill, not really intending to eat in front of him. "I'll share if you're hungry," she'd note as she looked back to the dark wolf.

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