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The cherry-blossom colored wolf sighed, unsure of where her paws were taking her. It had been three days since her night with Issun, and her mind had become so clouded, she really wasn't of much use to anyone lately. Scenting an abundance of flowers nearby, she turned directions, her tail swishing once behind her. The flowers... it seemed like they could sense her unease and were trying to comfort her. Sakuya pushed her way through some bushes, only to find herself in a cheery little meadow of daisies and other common wildflowers. A little smile graced her lips; with the sunlight falling directly on the flowers, they looked gorgeous. Sakuya giggled to herself before she lay down in the center of the field, resting on her side and leaning her head against the ground. Oh, if only she could stay like this forever, and never have to worry about that gold, purple, and green male that had stolen a part of her heart that she wasn't sure she would ever get back...

Sakuya lifted her head as her name was called instinctively, although her bright yes widened a fraction at the appearance of Issun. She could feel the butterflies enter her stomach immediately; but wait, what was that she'd heard in Issun's voice? Was he nervous too? "Greetings, Issun." She managd to sound friendly and even wag her tail, although it was almost more difficult than she could muster. Her natural desire was to get up and walk away from this wolf, but the more kind side of her didn't want to be so rude to someone that ought to be considered a friend. "I wouldn't have expected to see you all the way out here in the forest." Meaning: 'What are you doing out here? I was trying to be alone.' although her tone wouldn't suggest such a thing.

Sakuya shivered slightly as a sudden gust of win picked up, brushing over the previously still flowers. They could sense her discomfort, couldn't they..? It seemed like the wordless plants were the only ones that understood how troubled her heart was. Part of her wanted Issun to stay and just lay there with her, but the other half wanted to be as far from him as possible. It was painful, the longing she sometimes felt and the desire for total separation from the smaller male. "It's okay if you want to leave, I won't ask you to stay with me." Giving him an option of what he wanted to do... it reminded Sakuya that she still had to make up her mind on whether to stay with Amaterasu and the others, or to leave them for something else.

"Hmph." Dark ears flattened back and sh frowned in displasure as Issun immediately made the wrong move. He was tryingto talk to like she was just one of his other girls! Oh, she wished she had the guts to slap him across the face with her paw like she wanted to! "I'd like it if you just turned around right now and walked off." This time, she was quite frank about her real feelings. A few petals dropped from the daisy nearest to her, symbolising it losing its once gentle appearance. "What are you trying to do, talk me into going back to your den with you again?" That tone he used, filled with so much honey it made her sick to her stomach. She stood, shaking out her fur in frustration. "I've made up my mind, thanks to you, no less. I'm leaving the pack, so while you're on your way out of here, go tell the others and send my regards to Amaterasu."