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 Posted: Wed Aug 25, 2010 5:37 pm
Sani paced back and forth along the rocky river bank. It was hard enough for her to stand still on such a beautiful day like today but it was even harder now that she knew she would be meeting up with her brother again today. The light colored vixen hadn't seen her twin in almost two months now; they had gone their separate ways and chosen different tribes. But that was going to change today. Romi, her twin brother, was on his way to meet her.
A smile spread across Sani's face as she imagined seeing her brother again. Sani sat down on the river bank, forcing herself to relax a bit. She swished her tail happily behind her. As she sat there, she couldn't help but smile more. From the time she had woken up this morning, Sani had a good feeling about today. Perhaps her brother wasn't the only fox she'd be seeing today. Maybe she'd get the chance to make a new friend.
The thought of seeing her brother and making a new friend had Sani back on her paws, pacing again.
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Posted: Wed Aug 25, 2010 6:20 pm
 Unia had left her tribe for awhile (again) to find even more herbs, taking her job very seriously, something most did not see often in the rather bubbly, air headed, overly friendly vixen. Some often questioned how she even was related to her siblings. The black eyed female was exploring a river bank, even though she hated water. She couldn't swim, could never learn how. Maybe that's why she liked her tribe so much. It was hot, and the oasis wasn't deep enough to drown herself or anyone in. Maybe a really premature kit, but that was it. However, she liked days like these, pleasant days that weren't to hot but not to cold. It was close to fall, that must be why.
She hadn't seen her family ever since the family reunion. She hadn't even seen her mate for awhile, but she knew he would return. She smiled at the thought of seeing him again, soon hopefully. Right now though she had to focus on finding some herbs for her beloved tribe.
Now, she was a oblivious fox, not noticing her surroundings, even though a very brightly fox was practically beside her as she bended over and began to dig up some watery herbs by the edge of the river. One had to wonder how she wasn't dead by now.
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