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 Posted: Wed Aug 30, 2006 12:17 pm
Ohka sat silently, her head leaning on her forepaws as she merely watched Savhir rip into the buck's stomach. She heard the crunching of the bones, the splatting noise the blood made as some dripped from his maw. It sent a chill down her spine. She wasn't sure why she enjoyed such things...it was just a natural feeling she did not understand. But she thought it was normal to feel this way...
Silver orbs darted from the buck as a whole to the different limbs, where Savhir had ripped flesh, where the smell of blood was the strongest. She wagged her tail once Savhir stepped over to where he now lay comfortably. He seemed to have had his fill, or even more. But he was satisfied and happy. And Ohka was happy that he was happy.
Standing upon her paws she kept her tail low in trying to still show respect to Savhir, even while she would eat. It wagged in a slow solemn motion as her fangs ripped into the carcass that smelled fresh of death. Soon as the blood fell onto her tongue Ohka ripped at the meat Savhir had left for her as if she had been starving her whole life.
After she had eaten more then enough, she felt like she had just had the best meal of her lifetime. All thanks to Savhir taking down the buck of course. So she padded over to where he was, but gave him some distacne as well. Her tail wagging behind her as she smiled, "Thank you."
This was a whole new experience for her. And she liked it.
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Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 5:57 am
Savhir lay on his side now, his massive body seeming to be crumpled in and upon itself. His belly puffed out slightly and the blood could ve seen along with the lighter red tones of his pelt. This was good. It was things like this that he reveled in. He, for the most part, ignored Ohka as she ate, too full and satisfied himself to care or take notce to how much she had eaten. Though he finally raised up his large head and looked over at her when she muttered her thanks.
"No need to thank me wolf," he said gruffily with a flick of his tail. "I only left you what I would have left the wild..." And that was that. Nothing more needed to be said on the matter of thanking and welcoming. He lay his head back down to the side, closing eyelids over grey eyes as he simply muttered, "Now come rest with me a bit, as we let our food and stomachs settle and the sound of death wane away."
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Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 11:48 am
Ohka's silver eyes wandered over to Savhir as he spoke. His voice was different, even still it interested her, Savhir interested her. But most of these things she did not understand. Ohka was still unsure of why she liked such things as blood and such, it was something yet to be found out. She hoped she might find out soon, get a hint of what drove her to be the way she was. But most of that didn't matter at the moment, all that mattered was that she wasn't alone.
Which meant a lot.
Standing up and stretching herself she wagged her tail in its low position and padded over to where Savhir was, the gap between them lessened, only perhaps a foot away from him she settled down on his right side. Curling her tail about her she began to close her eyes. Yes, rest would be nice, and perhaps if Savhir was still beside her in the morning, they would have another adventure together.
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Posted: Wed Sep 06, 2006 6:14 am
(I guess this is a good place to wrap. XD After I let Savhir meet some more people these two should definitely meet up again)
Savhir lay there with a heavy bellly for what seemed like an eternity. The rich warm blood in his stomach felt good and as the night begin to settle in and the sun wane off so did he. He closed his eyes once Ohka had laid beside him and then finally settled in. He was content in the moment and one could even go as far to say that he was content with being around the smaler wolf.
But then the night began to ebb away and morning began to rise in its flow. This is when the tormentor's old nature began to take over. He stirred slightly and then raised his massive head, looking over at her as he did. He couldn't stay. To stay meant that he cared and Savhir had never been one to stay long enough to care. So with a flick of his tail he got up and slowly padded off. Only giving one sidelong glance back to Ohka as he did.
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