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 Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 6:23 pm
Ieshia flicked an ear thoughtfully, as if recounting. Not that there was much to count, "Creidne and Rafe at present, that's it." She rolled her shoulder in a small, wolf shrug. Her smile returned, this time an open-mouthed one that allowed her tongue to loll out between her teeth, "But numbers isn't important really. I'm sure we'll do fine no matter how big or small, mm? I mean, we were all fine on our own too." She chuckled, wagging her tail gently.
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Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 6:58 pm
The younger female nodded vociferously. "I only wanted to know so that if I see them I can say hello, get to know them." she said, wanting to let the female know that she didn't care about numbers, just being part of the group was enough.
Creidne and Rafe, eh? She commited the names to memory quickly, her tail continuing to brush the air with some enthusiasm.
If she had been human, Maia would probably have hugged Ieshia. As it was her tail, posture and all oher manner of little signs showed she was thankful to the red and black alpha. She had decided in her mind that in her wanderings she'd seek them out and talk to them. "Is there any one meeting place?" she asked, wondering if, perhaps, there was some place the group got together to share news, information and suchlike.
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Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2007 12:35 pm
"Not really," Ieshia said, tilting her head thoughtfully. Since they really didn't...stay in one location it was rather hard to have a meeting place. She never had trouble finding people, so she supposed she hadn't though about it, really. She laughed a little, "I usually just...run into everyone, so I suppose I didn't think it was a huge problem...though we do travel the long distances as a group." It wasn't like they were usually miles and miles apart, really.
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Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2007 2:27 pm
Maia nodded, smiling. She had expected as much but it had been worth asking just in case. If she met up with the others, managed to find them and greet them, it shouldn't be any trouble at all to contact them. Wolves calls went far in the evening air, afterall.
Her black and orange tail swept the ground as she sat down again. The air seemed clearer, her mood better and almost all of her weariness had seeped away. She had a new home and hopefully some new friends. Life was really starting to look up again to the young wolf.
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