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 Posted: Sat Jun 25, 2011 10:11 am
The little lioness looked up at her father before moving closer to him, these were the stories of her past, not exactly hers but it was the story of her family and her family's past. she was a firekin and you could say in a way that it was her past. She couldn't believe that all of these things had happen. Not only that but all firekin came from her. If she was even real that was. She looked up at her father, very interested.
But then as her father got toward the end of the story her ears folded back. She was a little disappointed to her that. She wanted to think that the goddess was going to pull through but to find out that she didn't, it made her a little sad. Did the Goddess care about them, or did she not? She wasn't in their lives now, so that means that she didn't care right? She sighed for a moment then nodded at her father. "I guess all of that makes sense. She didn't say anything to her sister's final comment, She wasn't that sure if she agreed exactly to what her sister was saying. She wasn't really sure of how she felt about it in general.
She looked up at her father before speaking, "Can we go back Daddy?" She asked curiously, wanting to just head home for a while and settle her mind.
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Posted: Sat Jun 25, 2011 5:18 pm
"Curiosity satisfied, hm?" He stood once again, giving Su a small nudge before turning to face the direction of the dens. "Very well. Let's get back. No doubt there'll be something I'll need to sort out before the day is done."
Su, still sitting, gave a small yawn. "Can I come?"
"No. You look like you need a nap. A well deserved one at that, too." With a small purr, he gave Aithne a small nudge with his snout and then lowered his head to lift Su by the scruff.
Talking around the fur in his teeth, he said: "Come on, trouble-makers." And lead the way back down to the dark stone of the dens.
/fin.
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