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 Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 6:41 am
"Hmph" Strongear was not happy his brother had to give up his hiding spot or risk not being found. But Strongear knew that if he hadn't he could have been sitting up in that tree for a very long time. Truth be told he wasn't very good at the seeking part of hide and go seek, but he still loved playing it.
Smiling cause he didn't want his brother to feel bad Strongear said "Yea I suppose you do win kid." . He gave his brother a playful nudge. He really loved his siblings and because he was the oldest he felt kind of responsible for them, its not like they had a father to look after them all.
The whole game of hide and seek and made Strongear realize he should be spending more time training for a future job in the pack, he wanted to be useful but he wasn't sure what to start. He looked at his younger brother smiling, "Hey Mudfoot, do you want to teach me some of the things you have learned training for a job sometime?." It was odd asking his younger brother for help, but Strongear had a feeling he would be able to help somewhat, and who knows it could be a great bonding experience for them.
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Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2009 10:51 pm
"Kid?!" Mudfoot bristled, "I'm not -that- much younger than you are! You can't call me that like it's because you're older than me!"
He frowned down at him, then smiled. He wasn't much for being mad.
Mudfoot was in the tree. His brother was on the ground.
He listened as his brother asked him a question.
"I'll teach you anything, sure! If I can get down from here. Though I'm sure I can. Do you think I could just jump down from this height? It looks kind of high."
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Posted: Tue Mar 24, 2009 8:18 am
Strongear laughed at his brothers flitting moment of anger, he didn't think he was better then in brother in anyway he was just proud of being the oldest out of all his siblings.
When his brother asked him if he thought he could get down from up where he was Strongear eyed the tree... he was fairly high up, in fact Strongear was impressed with how high Mudfoot had managed to get on his own. There was a few branches between Mudfoot and the group and Strongear thought it might be better for his brother to get himself closer to the ground before making a leap.
"I think you should try getting a little closer to the ground before you jump to the ground." Strongear took a few steps back to make sure he wasn't in his brothers way at all.
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Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2009 7:08 pm
Mudfoot drew a breath. He needed to get down. Following his brother's advice, moving to the trunk of the tree. He clung to it, wrapping his paws around it as tightly as he could, and shimmied down a foot or so. Shutting his eyes, he bounced off and landed heavily on his feet.
"Hey!" He barked happily, "I got down!"
Wagging his tail, he looked around, then went to Strongear.
"I think that's as much fun as I can take for today though. Maybe we should go back home."
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Posted: Sun Mar 29, 2009 4:00 pm
"Yes let's head home, I am tired, the sun is going to come up soon, and I am sure mom is back from hunting by now. Strongear said as he began to trot back in the direction of their den. He was happy to have spent the evening with his brother it would have been a boring night without him. As they head towards home Strongear smiled thinking of his waiting family.
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Posted: Sun Mar 29, 2009 10:32 pm
Mudfoot nodded, trotting with his brother. He had fun and they were probably going to play some more when they got home. Much to their mother's chagrin. Not that he thought about that. He was too young to be overly considerate, when there was the prospect of play on the table.
All he wanted to do was have a good night! It had already been a good day. Besides the getting stuck in a tree bit, but even that had turned out okay. He was beginning to think there was nothing to be afraid of, living in this pack and these lands, with his family around.
It made him feel happy, and he wagged his tail all the way back to the den.
End!
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