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 Posted: Thu May 25, 2006 3:14 am
The white cub turned to see as his cousin pounced on his older sister, only to roll his bright red eye's and padded back toward's the two.
His eye's narrowed a little before she sat down and sat a foot or so away from them, only to watch Kisu.
"What do you want cousin?" He asked, the same emotionless and empty feeling within his voice as his dagger like eyes watched him.
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Posted: Fri Jun 02, 2006 3:41 am
(I hope you don't mind my joining, seeing as this is open rp ;-; ) Fedha moved slowly through the greenary, younger than all of the voices he could hear ahead. He didn't actually realize this fact, but it remained true. His blue eyes were flicking through the plants that grew about him, ever so slowly. Where were the sources of the voices? He frowned lightly, black-gloved paws hitting the earth in small 'pit-pat' patterns, white ears flickering.
Slowly he could see the others, though not very well for all of the leaves that seemed to block them. He tried to push some out of the way, now able to see them fully. But that only ment they could see him, too. His eyes flickered over the three older cubs, he wasn't sure his standing with them and there fore he was more reluctant to be himself about the situation.
This was the first time he'd actually come upon multiple cubs that were not his siblings, or friends with his siblings in one case.
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Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 7:10 pm
 Shani's paws often seemed prone to leading her off on random little adventures. Her perception of the world was much different than that of her siblings. She alsmot always could find something to do, with her mnid full of dreams and fantasies. It made her a much happier cub than she would have been otherwise.
Today, her paws had led her quite a ways, and she was beginning to tire. Still, hearing her sibling's voices ahead, she stood up a bit straighter as she padded towards them. She was almost to them when she came upon another cub, peering out at the others rather timidly. Curious, she loped up behind him.
"Hello!" she chirped brightly, plopping herself down beside Fedha. "Whatchya doin back here?" Her red eyes considered the other cub interestedly. "And look, we are almost the same colors!" Her light peal of laughter rang out rather loudly, but she didn't seem to care. This cub was light-hearted, a stark contrast to her littermates. Ah, but each to their own... and some would consider Shani's sunshine and butterflies attitude downright sickening.
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