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 Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 5:05 am
Deep in the jungle, an acient and magnifecent (sp?) stood , firds and other creatures prospered off of it. Crema also. He currently was resting on one of the lower limbs of the incredibly high tree. A few diffrents surrounded him, with great variation in color , size and song. He twisted and turned in his sleep.
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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 12:43 pm
Franny pranced and pounced as quickly as she could, but the beetle kept outrunning her. The strange little brown creature proved entertaining enough for a simple Ulaya like her. But she wasn't just any ordinary Ulaya, Franchesca thought. She was special! She continued to glare and gallop after the little winged beast. It finally proceeded to fly up a high tree.
Despite her very slight fear of heights, she sprinted after it at full speed. Nothing could stop her now! She was almost there, she had reached higher than halfway on the tree. Her claws slipped on the rough bark; something was wrong. Struggling for balance, she dug her claws into the tree, holding onto dear life. Forgetting all about the beetle, she took a quick glance around her and realized how high up she actually was.
She looked drastically for a solution. Anyone? Her eyes darted from branch to branch looking for life. There was a strange colored Ulaya down below, sleeping quietly.
"Excuse me!" she called out in fear. The creature didn't budge. "Hee.. hello?" she whimpered.
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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 12:52 pm
Crema's ears twitched, he lifted his head upwards to see a pink dot up in the branches. "Hmm~?" He mumbled as he yawned. The birds surrounding him chirped in contentment as he awoke.
He streched his limbs out alittle as he stood on the massice branch , balancing his body. "How did you get up there, odd one?" He said as he inspected the ualya who had climbed and couldnt get down.
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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 1:02 pm
Franchesca was relieved to see someone could see her up there. She sighed heavily and tried not to look down.
"I... I was following this beetle you see, sir, and it flew up here and I tried to get it but I didn't know this was such a tall tree... and... and yeah..." she tried not to say anymore, not to sound more foolish than she already sounded. The Ulaya below had exotic colours, which made him slightly flattering. She tried not to focus on him down below but more on how she was every going to come down!
"So, umm, sir? Could you help me a bit here?" she sounded incredibly stupid, but it had to be said. There was no way she could get down on her own. Oh, sometimes she hated what her curiosity led her into.
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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 1:12 pm
He looked at her and raised an eyebrow. "Let your back paws go off the tree, you'll slide down. DONT let go with your front paws." He laid down and watched her. Meanwhile the birds surrounding him began to groom his fur. He allowed them as he watched them.
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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 1:22 pm
"Umm, ok." she said, trying to do as instructed. Digging her front claws in even deeper into the thick dark brown bark of the tree, she loosened her back paws. As frightened as she was, she began to slide down the edge of the tree, which she was sure looked pretty cool, if she were standing down on the ground. She was relieved to finally arrive at where the mysterious Ulaya who had helped her sat. It was much lower to the ground, so she felt at ease.
"Thanks for your help, I honestly didn't mean to wake you up..." she said softly, pawing at the branch beneath them. It was a thin branch, but it looked strong enough to hold the both of them for now.
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GallusDomesticus Vice Captain
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Posted: Sat Dec 29, 2007 10:30 am
The birds flustered and flew up into the higher branches. "It is not a problem. But what exactly were you doing so high. I only venture that high up once or twice a moon cycle. (month) It is truly the domain of those who were designed to climb. I myself have trouble getting back down."
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