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 Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2016 7:41 pm
Golden eyes took in the scenery of his new surroundings - this was certainly a huge change in comparison to his lush home of Peke Na. Since the other dogs had dispersed he had made a similar decision and moved towards whatever action he could find, in this case it was rumors of a race that caught his attention.
So with that he had entered a hot, humid area and signed up for the friendly competition - friendly, yes, but he was still determined to win. To do this he knew he'd have to get to know some of his competition. One of which he'd spotted while wandering in.
A fem, of natural colors, had entered at one point or another and caught his eye. Those golden eyes peered about for her again. Whe Pakaja didn't spy her right away he decided to begin wandering, feeling sure he'd find her again.
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Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2016 8:43 pm
The thought of a race made her heart beat with trepidation. This was the first time she'd be doing anything with a pack. The rogue female had wanted to at least be apart of something even if she really wasn't. She had felt eyes on her earlier and had seen a quite handsome male looking in her direction. Hopefully she'd run into him again; before the race even.
As she padded along she noticed the male she had spied earlier. Now was her chance to get him alone as talk to him.
"Well." Coming up to him, "I felt your eyes on me earlier. See anything you liked?" Was she being too bold? Would he like that? Guess she'd find out.
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Posted: Sat Jul 30, 2016 9:40 am
As though the world had spoke to her she appeared and was immediately in his face. Amused, he gave a haughty grin and made a dramatic once over of her - from nose to tail tip. "Suppose I did?" Golden eyes stared into her blue ones.
"What would you do about it?"
Pakaja began to walk away, expecting the fem to follow. The heat was started to beat on him and he sought a tree, something a little more shady. He turned, once under a patch of shade and dropped his rump. He smiled down at the ground and noted his choice of a smaller patch of shade - this was ideal for his next smooth plan of making her close.
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Posted: Sat Jul 30, 2016 10:47 am
The female got down on her legs, rump in the air and her tail wagging. Now this bold male was actually piquing her interesting. "I'd bask in the glory of being noticed of course." The female said as she danced upon her paws afterwards.
As he began to walk away she wondered if she should follow. Playing hard to get. Then she saw him head for a tree and the shade. That... that wasn't a bad idea. It was hot and humid and staying in the sun was not a pleasant thought so she did end up following.
Dramatically flopping onto the ground and rolling in the dirt, kicking up dust. "What. Pray tell. Made you stare at me?"
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Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2016 4:34 pm
"You would, would you?"
The darker wild dog mused lightly at her statement. He'd watched her maneuver herself in a playful manner, tail waggling about in a happiness he was sure was usually seen in pups. Golden eyes traced her path towards him and then he stepped back a smidge when she simply dropped to the ground.
Some dust, kicked up from her crazy movements, climbed into his nose and he sniffled lightly. That sniffle was followed by a rather wild sneezing fit of at least four consecutive sneezes. Why HAD he looked at this particular wild dog... The question suddenly baffled him, but he wasn't about to quit yet.
"What didn't?"
Perhaps the most honest answer he could give now. "Pelt of a variety of colors, eyes that seem to bounce with delight - that clearly match your youthful energy." He paused, allowing himself a moment to breathe, but instead of continuing he decided to let a silence fill the gap again.
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Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2016 8:30 am
She was all those things he had said. Her pelt was tri-colored beauty. Her eyes had life to them that saw the world in such a way that a pup would and she would never let go of that. Though she chuckled at his sneezing knowing the dirt she had flung up did that to him. It was actually kind of adorable. He wasn't too terrible to look at himself. A strong looking wild dog, his coat was dark, the opposite of her bright painted her body.
"Mchumba." The female offered her name to him. Might as well be nice. They were going to race. She wanted him to at least know her name when she crossed the finish line and kicked up dirt there too. "Yours?"
What an interesting male of few words. How to get him to open up and talk some more? Guess she'd just have to let the conversation blossom in its own way. "Why did you decide to come here to race?" Might as well ask that question.
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