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 Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2007 12:24 pm
Long ears perked slightly, but waved around as the wind buffeted them. It was going to rain soon, maybe not today, though, likely over night. Things weregetting ready, though. It was, afterall, pretty windy, wich was something the forest could be a good protection from. The wild dog was patrolling out of it, though, closer to the hunting grounds.
The wild dogs ears were back, after he realised hed probably get something i them at this rate, wich was always uncomfortable. His tail didn't cease a wag, though, as the male was often happy. Actually, it was rare for him to be unhappy. But the wind was bringing him a scent he hadn't smelled in quite a while.
And then he snapped his head up as a movement fluttered in the corner of his blue eyes.
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Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2007 12:54 pm
"Well well. "
The black jackal was suprised to see this. The little creature she'd helped survive had gotten much bigger since she'd left him. If it was possible, maybe he was smarter. "Ouro. " She swished her tail, though it was being blown against her leg by the wind.
A smirk crept on to he rmaw, or perhaps a grin, but she wasn't one to look friendly from the boot. "What brings you to this place? "
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Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 5:19 pm
"Pr-eta? " A orange-gold tail wagged more furiously now, defying the wind, tohugh it still pushed and pulled the wild dog to his own left. But it wasn't so strong, only to the point where it got pretty tough to relax, all your fur being thrown over you.
But now, his attention wa son the black jackal, blue eyes squinting slightly to keep the fur out, but a wide grin played across Ouro's maw. He pounced playfully at the female, but only landed infront of her, bowing down for eye contact. "Ouro found you! Where did you go? " He frowned. Obviously, he'd forgotten he knew where she'd gone.
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Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 5:49 pm
She couldn't help it, tohugh. The jackal felt slightly on guard, this creature was more than thrice her size, jackals were pretty small, afterall. She lifted a paw when she pounced, pulling herself a bit backwards and keeping the paw to her chest,ears slightly aback, lips just about ready to pull back. But she wouldn't do that to him, no.
"I found you, mind. " Her ears flicked foreward. Behind him, she could see the cover of trees. That would be perfect. "Ouro, don't just stand there like a fool. Wecan talk after we get some shelter. " The ackal rolled her eyes. She'raised him, and in a way, he was still a son, perhaps. But she'd dumped him for a reason; she couldn't stand himany longer.
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Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 6:03 pm
She was always like this, wasn't she? The golden-orange dogs ears drooped a little, but perked up. He knew where there was shelter! "Preta follow Ouro, ok? "
He puffed his chest proudly, and nudged the jackal rathr clumsly, then trotted towards the tree cover. Preta's dark fur was almost invisible in the dark of the night, but he knew where she was.
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