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 Posted: Sun Jun 11, 2006 4:06 am
"Just a rock," Yamazaki said, nodding off towards a charred spot, on a rather large stone. His eyes remained locked on the squirming pile, watching the bear wiggle as Ani was laughing and kicking under him. He put up a good fight, about three minutes, before he rolled off, curling up, and napping by the fire. It was about four seconds between fighting Ani, and sleeping. Gods that bear was weird.
With the bear off, Steve was shoving off. He pushed up with his hands, pushing Ani upwards as well with two lines of Sin'oka, sending him upwards nearly 4 feet, before tossing him to the side.
Steve got up, puffing and huffing, wiping a bit of spit from his mouth. His body said tired, his smile said "Another round?".
"How was the fishing?" Yamazaki asked the Wolf man, pulling out a well cooked fish from the fire, "STEVE, get yer a** over here, dinner is done!"
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Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 3:58 pm
After Ani got his breath back from being tickled (bitten) and tossed in the air he busted out giggling again. He rubbed his shoulder and sat up grinning at Steve. "That was fun! Your bear is heavy though, can you show me how to do some those ninja tricks?" He patted the sleeping bear's side.
Wolfey looked over at said boulder. "Glad I made him leave the air gauntlet at home he might of blasted it to bits." He smiled at Ani. "You ok son? Didn't break anything did ya?" Ani shook his head. "Nothing broken we were having fun Dad."
He returned his attention to Yamazaki question. "Oh the fishing was pretty good if you know where to look. Speaking of which let me go get the fish and my clothes, hold my dagger would you?" Without waiting for a answer he placed it in Yamazaki's hand hilt first then went back to where he dumped his fish.
If one were to look at the dagger it would seem to be a simple six inch blade, with a small oval shaped guard with a wooden handle. When you looked closer, yes it was simple but very well made, the blade's edge was very keen it was a well used weapon and tool. Mostly made for throwing it was light weight and well balanced, looking at the handle shows you how much work was put into making it. There were tiny wolf prints carved into it in a trail that swirled around the handle, who ever made this dagger had much pride in their work as well as cared for its weilder.
Wolfey returned smiling two medium sized fish in one hand his left behind clothes in the other. He sat and retreived the dagger from Yamazaki and scaled, gutted, put the fish on spits and put them over the fire in a few moments. "What's it like having a bear living with ya'll?"
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