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 Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 5:23 pm
He could see where the lynxes were, the two that were related and the straggler that seemed to be in the outskirts, he could hear the thoughts of anyone now. Everyone was clear as if they were sitting right beside him.
Finally he crossed the darker mind of his a stranged sister, Tsunami and Idogbe got up to move towards her. He hadn't spoken to this sister since...well...he didn't remember ever even passing her a second glance.
Well placed paws descended the steep slope and he was on leave soft ground before he really cared to be.
Idogbe could have connected with his sister's mind and played with it, but he decided it was time to actually look her in the eye and well be himself. He was the kind, protective, big brother with Shezaam, but with Tsunami, there was possiblity to have a good fight. Not that Za could take him down, but he wasn't all that concerned with the youngest of their litter.
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Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2008 7:59 pm
 In the meantime since she had revisited her mother, the less known sister of the litter had taken a liking to the territory of the Agua Azul pack. It was a well-planned in it's closeness to the roaring waves, it's abundance of water sources coming from the Akiibi Chibale pack, it's just general design. Natural rarely went wrong.
At the moment, the female was resting herself and her long legs near a small tinkling stream, back molded into the space between knotted roots of a tall tree. Not far from her the sun broke through the densely knitted trees and reflected back on the water, giving her quite a show.
But she didn't even have her eyes open. No, she rested her head back on the well worn bark of the oak and let the world simply engulf her. With her dark coat, she was almost invisible in the shadows of the forest. Where she, at the moment, wanted to be most.
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Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 7:29 am
He had found his way down near a small stream near some trees. Idogbe never moved on this side of the pack, never really saw the need to, besides, he had seen more then he wanted peering into the mind of Tsunami. She enjoyed this area because it was a place she could blend with and he was content with her staying away from Shezaam and Amaranth, who he was eventually going to introduce to his mother.
"You really like this little spot don't you? Your scent saturates it like a bad omen." Idogbe chimed, calling his sister out, after all no one else was here and she knew that.
"So why is the big bad beta up to?" he looked around, as if he didn't know where about she was. "Would you leave you long estrange big brother to look for you?" For once in his life, Idogbe thought this was even too much talking for even him.
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Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 9:12 pm
The only difference in her posture as her brother came forth was a slight quiver of a nostril and swivel of an ear as she listened to him. She was in no danger here. Not physically, anyhow. She knew perfectly well that Idogbe had been granted the power of sight, filling his emerald eyes with more secrets than her own silver could possibly swallow up with a glance. If he wanted he could know everything that she thought, and was certain several times over he had done so.
"You best watch, golden boy. Before it reaches too far and catches hold of your pretty coat." Her drawl was long and casual, dark body still nestled against the cool wood. As he began his antics she did not react with anger or frustration, but gave him an easy glance like one would give a troublesome child. She had no need for games like he presented.
Not when there were larger prizes out in the world.
Tsunami didn't need to respond with an answer to Idogbe, nor even a look back to him. He could read her mind, let it so. You already know that. But she still could not but be a little perturbed at how easy it was for him to find her. Avoidance, it seemed, did not work as well as her 'special brother's' far-reaching powers did.
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