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 Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2007 11:22 pm
Matokeo nodded to her mother. "I think I can manage that. I'm sure I won't be gone too long." She said with a smile. It couldn't be hard to find leopards right? Or at least, wouldn't be too long to find a male that looked like her? She smiled at her mother. "You won't get into any trouble when I'm gone? I mean, don't get yourself hurt." She said to her mother. Though it should be what her mother should say to her not her to her mother.
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Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2007 2:04 am
Keilantra raised a brow a little of course she wouldn't be getting in trubble she was the one being an adult here with a child her daughter didn't but she had raised her like this but there was nothing wrong with being worried. She purred a little and stroke her tail over her girls back..
" I can't say it be easy to find leopards but i am sure you find a few...goodluck ok and you behave now "
She smiled again and waited for her daughter to leave.
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Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2007 3:31 pm
She smiled at her mother. "I'm sure I'll find some." she stood up again and looked to the horizon. That was the way she must go, or that's the way she figured she must start anyways. It'll be a long time before she met her mother again. She flicked her tail.
"I'll be back before no time." She said looking back at her mother and started to walk off. She knew that things would be different by the time she came back to her mother. Though, she didn't know what would be different. Maybe have some half siblings, or maybe a new father? Whatever was to happen, could only be known when she got back.
After a minute or two, she broke off into a run. Goodbye's weren't exactly her best thing. It was best to just leave it like it is, and just go. She stopped about a mile away to look back at her mother, the last glance back. The last image of her mother in her head until she was to return. It was painful. Really painful. But it wouldn't always be like this. She'd return, and everything would be better.
After a moments pause, she went back to running the way she had thought she had to go. The sun hitting down on her. Of course, she wouldn't be running for much longer, just long enough for her mother not to be able to see her anymore. That way, she wouldn't have to watch for too much longer. Her only daughter, disappearing into the heat of the day.
FINISHED
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