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 Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 5:13 pm
Whisper-of-Wind looked behind him, good, no sign of her. Whisper-of-Wind never knew he was so fast, but he eventually had to come to a stop, he was exhausted, too tired and hungry to run some more. An idea struck him, he looked around and found a rather large tree, he hid behind the tree, unseen to those looking at the opposite end. And as soon as that doe would come to the end of his rail, he would jump out and scare the fur off her skin.
Genius, he thought.
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Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 5:58 pm
Trust me, she considered that fact that the buck was just doing this to scare her furless. Not that she really had any fur to be scared out of, but hey, you get the point. Berrybramble certainly wouldn't appreciate being scared, not after what he'd already done to her. The doe was cautious as she followed the trail left by the fleeing buck, inspecting every misplaced leaf and branch. Her nostrils flared, breathing in deep his scent-trail. "I swear, if I find something I don't like," she muttered, eyes narrowing to nigh-slits as she anticipated the worst.
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Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 6:12 pm
Whisper-of-Wind sensed the doe, he decided he was going to kick a bush near him, to distract the her. When she expects me there, that's when I spring! he thought devilishly, he slowly prceeded to a bush and kicked it as hard as he could, it rustled, then fell down, blowing his cover. Uh-oh, he thought.
"Uh, boo?"
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Posted: Sat Aug 16, 2008 9:45 am
She knew it. Berrybramble KNEW that this ghostly-white buck would try and scare her. Lucky for her [or maybe it was lucky for him?] he failed at his attempt. Instead of earning a squeal of fright, Whisper-of-Wind received a snort as Berrybramble peered at him. "You think I was going to be scared... of your clumsiness?" she asked, her eyebrow arching in inquiry. Rolling her eyes, Berrybramble turned away from the buck and proceeded to move back in the direction they had come. She hadn't the time to play around in the woods, especially not with someone who cared naught for her feelings.
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Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2008 11:44 pm
Whisper-of-Wind's ego was badly damaged from that. He felt a jolt of embarrassment and... sadness. He thought he was going to make a new friend, but he stuffed it up. A tear sprang from his eye, he turned the opposite way. Whisper-of-Wind's face flushed yet again, but with sadness this time. His lip started to wobble and tears were now streaming down his cheeks. He galloped into a group of bushes to continue his crying.
{Would Kimeti be able to cry? If other animals can i guess so.}
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Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 11:23 am
Berrybramble began to cool off as she moved away from the buck, a gentle expression returning to her usually-calm face. Feeling bad for being so harsh on the buck, who was only trying to play and make a new friend, the young doe decided to turn around and head back. An apology was in the works, the words forming in her mind. But when she reached the spot where Whisper-of-Wind had been, she was surprised to see that he had gone. "Umm... Hello?" she called out, unable to spy any luminescent-white peeking out from behind a bush or shrub. Where had he gone off to? Irritation began to well and rise again, this time at herself -- for leaving after such harsh words. She hadn't meant to upset him, really!
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Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 2:23 am
Whisper-of-Wind kicked the dirt behind the bush. Look what he had done now, first he annoys his new friend and now he started crying in front of her. He looked like a sissy and made her feel bad. He continued sniffling and slowly crept out from behind the bush and towards Berrybramble, his head lowered. Whisper-of-Wind continued walking until he was in front of the female kimeti, he looked up, his dignity and pride severely damaged.
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