Adapting
He willingly partook in her game, a little bit of chase that quickly turned into a dance of play. It was refreshing, able to come back to that part of herself that she had missed since leaving her child stages. Back home there weren't any other males beside her father, and since she was an only child and they were loners, there was nobody to play games with her. It was well needed.
Her paws made contact, a pleased purr slipping from her lips at the satisfaction of being able to get a hit on him. Before she knew it however, the male had hooked his sheathed paws around her shoulders as he stumbled backwards, pulling the both of them to the ground with a surprised gasp jumping from her jaws. It took her a moment to realize this, her forelegs pressed into the base of his mane, back legs spread just before his back legs. She just kind of stared down at him unsure of what to do while in such close proximity, something she had never been against before in her life.
When he spoke she immediately pulled back, climbing off the large male and take a step back and to the side, green eyes focusing on him briefly before turning away. "Kuangalia kama ni." (Looks like it) She cleared her throat and flashed a smirk, giving herself a small shake of herself and standing tall along the grasses. "Inaonekana tutakuwa kuona kila mmoja tena halisi hivi karibuni, Hyder." (It appears we will be seeing each other again real soon, Hyder.) With a deep, pleased purr Mlezi moved forward, stopping just before the man, whether he was still laying or standing. "Mlezi, Mlezi Ujuzi." Her accent was thick on the tongue as she batted her lashes, a sweet, innocent expression crossing her features. talk. think. you. |