The Burdens of the Tides
04-04-2013, 01:36 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-05-2013, 11:15 PM by Bane.)
The lesson having been given to the yearling pups of the Seracian alpha's had gone rather well today. At least that's what Bane thought. It was probably best to tell an alpha that the almost forgotten knowledge of Talutah had been shared to their young. At least in Bane's mind; which is why he sought?Gerhardt out now.
His nose was low to the musty sand, breathing in his King's scent with a slight sniff. Towards the beach it seemed. And as Bane poked his head over the shorelines scrub brush the grey wolf observed his third alpha and what could only be one of the two Glaciem wolves he'd heard about. Talking about pack stuff and political whatnots the Bane could care less about, and as he prowled over to the two conversing wolves he stopped and gave a bark at a pause in their conversation.
"Escortin' a Glaciem around eh chief? King?" Bane corrected. Old habits would be the death of him.
"I would just like to inform you that I've told the pups about from whence they came and a few facts about their birth pack Talutah. I would think that your mate Adette would like to know that I've started teaching your young today; though I don't know if she told you anything about giving lessons. When I met her she seemed rather excited that I inform the three little ones about Talutah." Bane kneaded the grains of sand between his claws and shifted anxiously his gaze between the two wolves.
"Might I say your that against the sand your pelt color makes you look very comely m'lady." Bane dipped his nose against the uncountable grains and gave a roll of his Talutah marked shoulder in their direction as an impromptu sign of respect.
"When they've learned all they want to, do you want me to mark them as members of their former pack Gerhardt or should I leave that up to them?" It was an odd request, but should any of the yearlings want to have the Talutah mark carved on their body it was probably best to ask the Alpha first.
His nose was low to the musty sand, breathing in his King's scent with a slight sniff. Towards the beach it seemed. And as Bane poked his head over the shorelines scrub brush the grey wolf observed his third alpha and what could only be one of the two Glaciem wolves he'd heard about. Talking about pack stuff and political whatnots the Bane could care less about, and as he prowled over to the two conversing wolves he stopped and gave a bark at a pause in their conversation.
"Escortin' a Glaciem around eh chief? King?" Bane corrected. Old habits would be the death of him.
"I would just like to inform you that I've told the pups about from whence they came and a few facts about their birth pack Talutah. I would think that your mate Adette would like to know that I've started teaching your young today; though I don't know if she told you anything about giving lessons. When I met her she seemed rather excited that I inform the three little ones about Talutah." Bane kneaded the grains of sand between his claws and shifted anxiously his gaze between the two wolves.
"Might I say your that against the sand your pelt color makes you look very comely m'lady." Bane dipped his nose against the uncountable grains and gave a roll of his Talutah marked shoulder in their direction as an impromptu sign of respect.
"When they've learned all they want to, do you want me to mark them as members of their former pack Gerhardt or should I leave that up to them?" It was an odd request, but should any of the yearlings want to have the Talutah mark carved on their body it was probably best to ask the Alpha first.
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