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 Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 4:37 pm
How long had it been since she'd last set paws upon the land around the Elephant Graveyard? Far too long. Cushti Bok tilted her head, listening to the wind currents. A deep breath and she smiled, smelling her cousin's scent. But she smelled, too, that of another. Someone who smelled something like Temari, the female she'd left her son in the care of. Green eyes scanned the brush and dirt, looking for the source. The piebald orator's tail curled just a bit as she sighted Raka off near by. Last time she'd seen him, he was far smaller. But she dwelled not upon the past. Filling her lungs, she let out a loud howl of greeting, singing out into the winds in case her dear cousin was within range.
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Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 4:41 pm
Head lifting, the sandstone dog looked around. Midnight orbs fell upon a black and white dog and he stiffened, not knowing her. Or if he did, he didn't remember her. Rising up and flicking his ears, he tilted his head. Something about her seemed familiar.. But hse was so bold to come this far into the territory without someone noticing. Then again, the pack was only nine strong, the majority pups. The scent that passed by his nose, though, told him of travels from a far-off land... And Temari! He smelled his sister on her, which promptly put him at ease. Moving forward, he watched her. She showed no fear... None whatsoever... "Hello..." Not being of the same blood as Adia, he didn't know how to sing. He lacked the pack history of it, the family knowledge. "Who might you be...?"
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Posted: Tue Nov 21, 2006 9:02 am
Tail curling just a bit, the female let a smile cross her maw. "I am Cushti Bok, cousin of Adia. Does she still live in this area? I have come to see how she is after too long away."
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