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 Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 7:52 pm
 ((I think you can figure out whom Reeses and Peices are lol)) It had been quite awhile since Reese had seen any of her siblings, or relitives for that matter. She mad heard some rumor of them settling together and forming a pack; though that sounded nice she was contented hanging out with her best buddy Peices her fox. Not long after her siblings had been born did she find him. Always hanging out together it was inevitable that the two were eventually going to get lost to a point that they weren't going to find the family again. She tried- oh yes she tried. But after her teen months of searching the two figured they were better off together.
Pieces looked over to Reese and with a happy gait seamed to travel alongside of her. He then looked up with a cocked head speaking in his own tounge (it rather mimicked wolves but it was as if he was from a forgien country the way he spoke). "Whear we hedin t'day Reese?" He then lept up in as foxes did on the hunt. He was truely excited that the day had been so nice to the two.
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Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 8:00 pm
Amaury paced through the woods nearly silently; she walked even quieter than a wolf normally would, either because she was trying or because she'd walked that way so long she was used to it. She wasn't a loner in the usual sense; she still had a wolf's instincts and did feel a need to be surrounded by her own kind. However, she was not always welcome among other wolves. She was small and took her opportunities when she saw them, which could get her into trouble.
She heard the fox when he jumped, and froze; her pelt was fortunately a good color to blend in with the forest undergrowth. She sniffed the air and smelled only canines, like herself--nothing to fear, and she was getting lonely. Boldly, for her, she stepped out of her hiding place and walked with ten feet of the bright orange pair.
"Hello," she said, in a voice that was loud enough to be heard but naturally smooth and subdued. "The woods are lovely today." She added the offhand observation to offset any awkwardness.
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Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 8:19 pm
The fox was the first to smell the other, possibly because he was smaller and so he had to be on gaurd more- even with Reese's as his gaurd. With that he took to ducking behind her front leg like he normaly did and staired at her with bright blue eyes waiting for his friend to speak first.
Reeses at first took little notice towards the other. She was usally quite oblivious to others until Pieces took notice of anything. This being the excat case looked down at her little friend then flicked an ear at the other wolf. She didn't seam aggressive. But best to keep her own gaurd up...some wolves were prone to eatting foxes. "Yes it is quite lovely out here!" She added with a chearful grin.
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Posted: Wed May 07, 2008 6:40 pm
Amuary dipped her head toward the fox, but was far too polite to say anything about the fact that you rarely saw a matched pair of canines walking together. Instead, she led off the weather topic.
"I haven't been this far into the woods lately," she said, her voice neutral. "But I do hope it's typically so nice?"
She stepped forward a little more; not to be uncomfortably close, but enough to seem friendly. She let her tail swish a bit, adding to her relaxed air; still, her shoulders were a bit stiff. It wasn't that she didn't trust others, it's just that... well, people had a way of fooling you.
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Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 3:13 pm
Peices the entire time stood on gaurd even when Reeses seamed to drop hers. But it didn't stop him from speaking, "Nai tha Weaher normlee ain't dis nice. It just we'd ban lukee." Though if the other wasn't paying good attention she probally wouldn't have understood half the words the fox had been saying. Reeses though understood and nodded.
"Yes- normally rains alot in these parts. Though you get lucky with the nice days we've been having. I think the Shamans of these parts have been favoring us with the lovely weather."
Her muzzle brimmed from ear to ear in a friendly manor. She wanted to prove she wasn't out to eat the other. And in turn she swished her own tail back and forth in responce.
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Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 9:58 pm
"Yes," Amaury replied. "And there seem to be fewer people here, too."
Suddenly, she pounced on something only a few feet from the pair; grabbing at the leaf cover with her teeth, she pulled up a snare of fiber rope, flinging it up into the air. She dropped it on the leaf cover and sniffed it. "This is quite old." She kicked around in the leaves a bit more; she loved human things. Shiny things, smooth things--anything crafted by opposable thumbs, really. Her bracelet was one example, though if she wore everything she found, she'd look like a walking junk pile.
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