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 Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2011 7:58 pm
Tyr thought the furs were ridiculous himself, and he didn't much feel like fighting with Kazul about how silly he looked. She was right and he knew it. There was no sense in riling her up again. She got mean when she was angry, and Tyr much preferred the camaraderie that they'd attained. Besides, she seemed to do a little better when he went along with whatever she said, and he was at the point where he didn't really mind doing so. He liked nice Kazul.
"I bet you could do it," he agreed, pulling his furs from the pool. They were clean enough and they wouldn't take long to dry beneath the warm sun.
"Maybe I won't make furs. Maybe I'll.. I dunno." He shrugged. "I guess I don't have to decide right now." He lifted the furs up in his mouth as he moved them to a dry patch of grass, spreading out the sodden fur so that more surface area was exposed.
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Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2011 8:21 pm
"Jah, well. Maybe." Kazul shrugged. The future seemed like a very long time away, and she had plenty of time to figure things out before then. She just knew she really wanted to make her da proud of her.
"But you're right. Neither of us has to decide right now. And it's not like we can't change our minds even when we do decide." She grinned before taking a corner of fur in her mouth to help him spread them out.
"You could probably even be a Lawspeaker if you wanted to. But I think that's a lot of studying." She wrinkled her nose at the thought of all the studying it took to be a Lawspeaker. "And I think you have to be pretty old to be one."
She didn't see Lawspeakers nearly as often as she saw Priestesses, but as far as she was concerned, it wasn't a role she wanted to fill in the pride. Learning and studying was fine, but there were lots of finicky details she'd have to know that might be pretty stupid. She'd heard her da complaining about stupid rules sometimes.
"Anyway, we'll just have to see, jah?" She stepped back from the spread out furs.
"Probably I should get going. I'm sorry I got your furs all mucked up, but I'm glad you're not as awful as I thought you were."
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Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2011 8:28 pm
Tyr laughed childishly as he nodded his head. "I'm glad you aren't as terrible as I thought you were, too, Kazul." He shrugged as he glanced back at the furs. "Someday something will happen that will make these furs go away forever. I guess I just gotta be patient about it, even if they are so damn annoying." He shot her a glance. Damn damn damn.
"Thanks for bringing them back to me, too," he added, squishing a paw against the swiftly drying fur. He was going to be forever grateful to her for not ruining them, or running off and tattling on him to his mother. That wouldn't have been pleasant. "I'll see you later, Kazul. Thank you again."
The furs would dry swiftly and when they did he would gather them in his mouth and seek out his friend Eirik to help him put them back on. His mother would be none the wiser, and Tyr would be plus one friend, Kazul.
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