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 Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 6:14 pm
Crevan sat on the edge of the cliff in front of him, looking down the side that plummeted below. It was high enough that the clouds came down to meet the ground, a mist hanging over the area turning the world into dull shades until the clouds parted to reveal the lush green world it hide to itself. His tail wrapped around himself, the white fox blended in with the fog other then the stints of color that appeared in his coat.
The damp, cool air left dew on his coat, drops rolling down from his back when he shifted, taking in a deep breath. He felt that this was where he belong, in the mist to disappear. He was a fox with no past, and as far as he was concerned he had little of a future as well. He finally stood from his silent sentry position, a shake sending the dew flying to join the clouds again as he turned his back to the deep drop off. He made his way quietly back to the tree he'd originally awoken near, not remembering much other then his name.
The tree was old and dead, hallowed out by time and served as a good shelter for the time bing while Crevan debated whether he wanted to remember things or not. At least with no idea about his past he couldn't regret anything that may or may not have happened.
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 6:20 pm
Nako wandered a large fog that covered the land. He sighed and sat there thinking of a way to get out of the large mass of fog. Now he ran to the West thinking that he had gone that direction when he had been coming from the forest and saw that fog has covered the next area. Nako sighed again stopping. It was pointless there was no way out of this thick fog like clouds that covered around him. Nako wandered more through the fog and saw several tree's that seemed to hang there. Those tree's were a dull color of gray almost like the fog had sucked into them and turned them that color. Nako walked over to the large tree's and sat there hopeing someone would atleast be in the fog to..
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 6:26 pm
Crevan's paws moved through the dew-soaked grass, approaching his tree when he suddenly caught the slightly dampened scent of another fox. He stopped midstep, his brow creasing in a frown as he scanned the fog for any sign of the new presence. It took him a few times before he noticed the fox sitting under one of the trees not to far from Crevan's own hollowed out home.
The white fur of the fox had made him blend in, and it was only due to the darker colors along his tail that Crevan had spotted him at all. He started his walk again, heading towards the new fox instead of his tree this time. When he was about a foot or two away he sat down in the grass, his tail wrapping around himself once more. "Hello..." he said, speaking in a soft and quiet voice, hoping not to frighten the other fox since he knew he tended to blend in with the mists as well.
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 6:29 pm
Nako saw the movements of another fox he paused and had heard the foxes voice, "Hello." He said knowing like himself this fox could blend t like snow. But Nako's Black gridded markings on his tail always seemed to show in any climate of white.
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 6:35 pm
Crevan bowed his head slightly to the new fox, his head tilting slightly to the side as he observed him. It was quiet for a while as he sat there before he straightened himself once more. "Are you lost? I haven't seen many foxes up here, but I suppose I haven't been up here for long...as far as I know," he said, staring at the other fox. He hadn't woken up that long ago, so it was possible that he just hadn't happened across the other foxes that roamed up in the fog. He had also stayed close to his tree, thinking of it as his home. This fox had almost stopped directly at his doorstep, however. Crevan waited silently for the answer, an ear twitching to flick off some of the dew that was starting to gather on his coat again.
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 6:36 pm
Nako sighed "yes, i had gotten lost." Nako said he looked at more of the fog that collected near by..
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 6:51 pm
Crevan nodded softly at this, looking off back towards his cliff side. "I may be able to help you out of the mists...though I'm afraid I haven't traveled too far from here. At least you would not be searching on your own though," he said to the other fox, redirecting his focus on him as he finished speaking. He doubted that he would be much help, but he had gotten a sense of where the fog would dissipate from his observations from along the cliff. He could at least start leading the other fox in the right direction.
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 6:53 pm
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 6:59 pm
Crevan bowed his head once more, standing up on his paws as he turned to start on his way. "Come along," he said softly, starting to pad his way through the grass. Part of him was nervous about straying so far from his tree, the place he was use to and actually remembered even if only for a few days. He walked confidently and at a slow pace, not one to rush for much of anything. "It is very simple to get lost in the fog."
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Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 4:10 pm
Crevan looked behind him after walking for a while, not seeing his companion behind him. He stopped, a frown creasing his features for a while as he scanned the white fog. He hadn't gone that far, surely his companion hadn't been lost again. He shook his head softly, shifting to his feet once more and heading back towards his tree. If he came along the other fox again he'd help him out, otherwise he'd stay in his place to think some more. He doubted that other foxes were going to roam by too often, so he may as well take that time to enjoy the quiet that it provided.
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Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 4:32 pm
Crevan laid himself down besides his tree once he had reached it, resting his head on his paws as he watched the movement of the fog as he headed towards the cliff not too far away. His fur was completely dampened by the moist air now, and he had long since given up on shaking it off. He finally closed his eyes, giving a quiet sigh as he did, his ears staying perked to listen for any sounds around him. It wouldn't be too hard to hear someone coming with how generally quiet it was around the area.
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Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 4:40 pm
Kuhn was prancing his way through the fog, exploring a bit of the lands around him. He'd been curious about being up high in the mountains, so he had set out today from the lower forests to find out what sort of things were up here. So far, he hadn't met any foxes up here, and it made him curious as if there were any that made their home along the fog covered trees. He stopped to take a break, stretching himself out and taking a sniff of the air. He smiled when he caught the scent of a fox not too far off, and he started to saunter in that direction. Maybe the fox would be cute, and the thought made Kuhn's tail dance back and forth as he walked.
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Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 4:42 pm
Crevan's ears twitched at the sound of something walking towards him in the grass. He opened his eyes, looking around to see if it was the fox from earlier. Instead, a yellow and blue fox emerged, strange markings on his sides as he walked along. Crevan lifted himself to his feet, sitting under his tree as he waited to greet his second visitor of the day. It appeared the other foxes had started to come along this path, and Crevan did have some curiosity as to why they were there. He saw a grin on the other fox's face as he came closer, and his head tilted to the side, wondering what the fox was so happy about.
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Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 4:56 pm
Kuhn eyed the fox that sat up when he noticed him, walking right up to him and doing a bit of a circle around him. He had interesting markings, the wings on his back being the ones that caught Kuhn's attention the most. "Hello," Kuhn said with a large smile, plopping himself down in front of this other fox once he had gotten a good look at him. The other fox was still looking at him curiously, head tilted to the side and unreadable expression on his face. Kuhn gave a slightly nervous laugh. "Guess you're probably wondering why I'm wandering around up here?"
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Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 10:55 pm
Creven nodded a little at the question that was asked, looking at the other fox squarely this time. "Yes...not many seem to have wandered past here. There was one earlier, but I seem to have lost track of him," he said to the new fox. This fox seemed a little put off by him, and he wasn't sure why. Crevan didn't think he was particularly strange...though perhaps he was. The other fox had seemed a bit uncertain about him as well. "My name is Crevan...are you lost like the last one was?"
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