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 Posted: Thu Apr 24, 2008 9:38 am
Mtanizi was slightly saddened of late, having parted ways with his mother, who was determined to find the rest of her family after hearing news from Kadogo. He was sure he would return to visit and that everything would one day be fine within their family, he doubted mother would find Twawa and hoped it stayed that way, she didn't need any further hurt from her daughter.
His mother was the only other he found himself able to truly connect with, and although he was skeptical of females, she was his mother, one who would never let him down. She had promised to return to him, so however wary the male usually was, it was all flung aside for Mataka, and he eagerly awaited her return. They had recently been venturing alone anyway.
Cocking his head to the side, his mouth was pulled open suddenly into a terrific yawn, and his sapphire blue eyes glanced up to the sky for a moment. It was definitely peaceful out here, but boredom, lonliness and nostalgia was on the edge of his mind, throwing the white and orange dog into a small bout of sadness.
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Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2008 11:24 pm
In contrast, Fiyali was in a fairly good mood today. She had just come from hunting herself some dinner and was happy because it had been a fairly easy hunt and now her belly was full.
Glancing up as she padded along, she saw another wild dog up ahead and her ears pricked forward a little - wary but curious.
She'd learned that there was danger out here, but there could be friends and adventure, too. "Hello," she called out quietly, waiting to see what the male would do.
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Posted: Sat Apr 26, 2008 1:52 am
Despite his current mood, he was never one to turn away company, and noticed a pretty grey wild dog coming up ahead. Judging by her scent she was female and he let out a small chuckle due to the irony of the situation. Looking at the female as she approached, he pulled himself up from the ground, stretching out his body and giving the female a smile. "Hello there." She seemed rather friendly, so there was no harm in being friendly without an attatchment. He didn't have to get too emotionally close to anyone he met, so in a may Mtanizi favoured fleeting conversation and rogue meetings more than long term relationships.
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Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 12:58 pm
Fiyali smiled and let her tail wag a bit when the male greeted her back - glad that he seemed inclined to be friendly. A couple of sets of scars indicated that she knew the savannah wasn't always the nicest of places to live.
Still, though, ears perked toward the other and she trotted toward him a bit, curious. "Don't see others out here very often," she commented, head tilting a little.
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Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 12:42 pm
He nodded, blue eyes rolling from admiring the female to the sky. "Mmhm." He agreed, before he realised his lack of speech may seem rude. "I mean, of course, there are dangers." He knew all too well. He'd been pretty well off on his travels, but it was the people he least suspected that had hurt him, and ruined everything for him. He lowered his head with a warm smile. "I'm Mtanizi."
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Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 8:23 pm
"Mmhm," Fiyali kind of hummed in reply, smiling slightly. There were always dangers out here - the key was in learning to avoid them, or fight them off if you had to.
"It's nice to meet you, Mtanizi," she replied with, tail wagging again.
"I'm Fiyali." Then she tilted head a little and asked, "What brings you out this way?"
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