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 Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 9:26 am
Nyota slowly pulled herself up to her paws, weighed down a little bit by the water that made her coat heavier. She swayed a bit, but the water had seemed to do much more help then harm. She did feel a bit more strengthened, though still too weak to really do anything strenuious. "I-I think so," she replied, taking one wobbly step after another to escape her temporary water rest stop.
She glanced over to notice the cave that Banji had mention. It did look nice, and hopefully with no one in there, it would warm up with the two bodies in there, even if they were a bit wet. Wet coat didn't smell too good at times. The lioness cracked a smile with that thought as she turned back to Banji. "I think I can walk that far."
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 9:45 am
"Alright." Banji nodded.
The walk was slow and teddious. The zebra-colored lion made sure to stay close to the female incase she should start to fall over. His stomach still turned with uncertainy, and for some reason, a feeling of impending doom. He ignored it well.
The duo finally made it and Banji shooed Nyota to the back of the cave, stretching out near the front. You know, in the case the 'demon' came back. What was a demon anyhow?
"You'll be safe here," he assured her.
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 9:53 am
Nyota made the trip alright, only swaying once, in a scare that made her heart race. She had managed to keep herslef upright, though, and tried to make a bee line for the cave. She sure didn't want to fall over, she wasn't sure if she'd have the energy to get back up!
Once they made it to the empty cave, she was shooed into the back. She didn't say anything, just stumbled her way to a somewhat of a comfortable spot before crashing down in an unlady like manner. Her eyes darted back to Banji, looking very looming and large with her jaws resting on the ground. Plus with the darkness falling on the land, it was hard to see what was shadow and what was him.
"Thank you again," she said softly, letting the bloodloss and fatigue take her into a deep sleep. She'd worry about other things in the morning.
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