that's what's up
The boy seemed enthusiastic about the prospect of joining her on the boulder, and it lightened her mood somewhat. She smiled a little more easily now, watching him bound up onto the rock and settle down on his belly beside her. He made sure not to press up to her too tightly, but she wouldn't have minded either way. Those things didn't really bug her, since she spent so much time hanging around with such affectionate wolves. His question distracted her from her roaming thoughts, and she dragged her gaze back to his face. It took her a moment or two to process what he'd said, but she got there. A low hum and a shake of her head was all she initially offered. It was only after the silence was bordering on awkward and the rabbits began scuffling anew, that she decided it couldn't hurt to get a second opinion. "I want to get away from the pack, just for a little while, and go visit home again." Sighed the girl finally, violet banner thumping against the stone emphatically. "But I feel like I should stay in Fiori and train for a while first." She murmured, frowning lightly. She didn't like all this indecision, it made her head hurt. She was being tugged this way and that by her heart and her mind, but she didn't know what direction to go. "What do you think, Hymn? If you don't mind my askin'." She questioned softly, directing her mismatched gaze toward him again. The squealing and thudding of the rabbits got closer, their brawling clearing a tiny path through the grass as they trampled ever closer to the wolves. |