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 Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 12:29 pm
She blinks, peering over at Keone and at the bubble-things. Her tail swished from one side to another, head tilted.
"No, whats that? " She asked, sitting at the edge of the water, front paws dipped into it, tail only curled around her hinds ones to not get wet.
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Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 3:44 pm
 He paused, ears flicking, he sat up, a curious look in his eyes, he hadn't expected her to ask that. Though it was probably silly to think that she wouldn't, he wasn't asking if she'd eaten it after all. But he wasn't quite sure what to call them.
"Umm...I don't know, but it tastes good."
He had simply stumbled on them one day while swimming in the water, and curiously had tried them only to find that they were quite good. He was sure they had something to do with the fish, but he wasn't sure what.
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Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 3:04 pm
She blinked, shrugging her shoulders before wading into the water, putting a paws in the eggs, pulling a small clump out, then eating it. It didn't taste half bad, though she had no idea what it was.
"They taste good. " She smiled.
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Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2006 7:33 pm
He grinned, glad that she had liked it, and he hoped that it would be good for her too. Purring, his tail flicked, brushing against her before he moved several feet downstream, his green eyes focused beneath the swift current.
It seemed that even amidst the turbulent waters, the small leopard had already spotted his target. Cautiously, he stepped into the river, one paw at a time, surprisingly sure-footed in the swift waters. Slowly he stalked toward his target, keen eyes never losing sight of the silvery fish. Then his head disappeared beneath the waves, reappearing a moment later with the fish clenched in his jaws, holding it fast despite it's attempts to free itself.
Grinning around a mouthful of fish, the leopard made his way back to the shore where Karama waited for him.
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Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2006 1:18 pm
She woulden't go for a swim, even though she had gotten relatively better while spending time with the white leopard. She wasen't sure if she should swim with this thing, especially. But she did wade into the water untill it reached her shoulders, allowing the current to blow over her back in a refreshing way.
Being so close to the desert, it wasen't admirable that the jungle could get hot, even though cooler than out there. Her tail, now wet, was held above the water not to be pulled by the current, even though she wasen't thick headed enough to think it would be torn off and dragged downstream, wich was rather stupid.
Keone fished differently, Karama thought to herself, waching him catch the fish and come over.
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Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2006 10:08 pm
His paws on dry land again, Keone trotted over to Karama with the fish. As he moved his gait was a bit off, a small rock caught between his toes, something that was easily dealt with, but he didn't want to risk losing the fish.
His tail flicking, he offered the fish, hoping that she would like it. And if she wanted another, he was certainly willing to fish again.
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Posted: Sun Sep 17, 2006 5:24 pm
Her paws carried her back out of the water, once out, not caring to shake herself dry. She was wet, water dripping off her or sliding down her limbs, soaking the ground then sinking into the soil.
She takes the fish gladly after nuzzling Keones shoulder as a thankyou. "You're fast. ' She said with a smile, taking the fish so that he could deal with whatever was bothering his paw.
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Posted: Sun Sep 17, 2006 9:40 pm
A silly little grin on his maw, Keone flopped down on the bank next to his mate, purring as he nuzzled against her. He lifted one forepaw, searching the pads for the rock he had stepped on, chewing and licking at it until he managed to dislodge the object, sending it to the ground with a small thud. That had hurt, but he felt better with it removed.
"I hope you like your fish."
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