Post by Suji | Suku on Mar 23, 2019 11:56:36 GMT -6
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[attr="class","pltxt"] “I couldn’t imagine a life without you.”
“I can .”
Suku
Suji was starting to get on Suku's nerves. Why couldn't she just listen to him for once? It was dangerous to be wandering around alone out here, especially at night! Sure, the weather looked clear enough right now, but it could turn sour in an instant! What was she thinking?
He paced the breadth of the narrow cave, trying to think of where she could have possibly gone this time. He let out a low growl of frustration, the sound echoing off the ice above his head in a rather satisfying way. He knew that trying to search for her was a bad idea; if she returned and he wasn't here, what would happen to her? But he couldn't bear the possibility of her growing ill and collapsing in the middle of a blizzard without her big brother there to protect her. He sighed, settling down to wait with the decision that he would watch the weather like a hawk...and the moment it looked less than favorable, he would set out to search for her.
Suji
Thank goodness! She was finally free from her brother's ever-watchful eyes, if only for the moment. Why didn't he understand that sometimes she just needed to be alone? She wasn't made of glass, as much as he'd like to believe so, and she could handle being alone for a few hours without collapsing in fever. She'd be fine.
She wandered through the mountainscape cautiously, the familiar feeling of snow weighing down her fur making her lips curl into a smile. She didn't shake it off, reveling in the freedom it represented. If Suku had been here, he'd have nit-picked at her fur until every last drop of snow was out of sight. She hated it. A little snow wasn't going to kill her; what was the harm?
She finally stopped next to a lone tree in the middle of the vast expanse of snow and rock, looking up at the way the needles swayed in the harsh arctic wind. She had confidence that she'd make it back fine -- she'd paid close attention to her surroundings on the way out here. She had to prove to Suku that she wasn't as fragile as he thought.
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Notes | Looking for someone to meet Suji at the lone tree she found. Preferably someone from either the Aludri or the Eden pack, but a lone wolf is okay, too!
Word Count | 372
“I can .”
Suku
Suji was starting to get on Suku's nerves. Why couldn't she just listen to him for once? It was dangerous to be wandering around alone out here, especially at night! Sure, the weather looked clear enough right now, but it could turn sour in an instant! What was she thinking?
He paced the breadth of the narrow cave, trying to think of where she could have possibly gone this time. He let out a low growl of frustration, the sound echoing off the ice above his head in a rather satisfying way. He knew that trying to search for her was a bad idea; if she returned and he wasn't here, what would happen to her? But he couldn't bear the possibility of her growing ill and collapsing in the middle of a blizzard without her big brother there to protect her. He sighed, settling down to wait with the decision that he would watch the weather like a hawk...and the moment it looked less than favorable, he would set out to search for her.
Suji
Thank goodness! She was finally free from her brother's ever-watchful eyes, if only for the moment. Why didn't he understand that sometimes she just needed to be alone? She wasn't made of glass, as much as he'd like to believe so, and she could handle being alone for a few hours without collapsing in fever. She'd be fine.
She wandered through the mountainscape cautiously, the familiar feeling of snow weighing down her fur making her lips curl into a smile. She didn't shake it off, reveling in the freedom it represented. If Suku had been here, he'd have nit-picked at her fur until every last drop of snow was out of sight. She hated it. A little snow wasn't going to kill her; what was the harm?
She finally stopped next to a lone tree in the middle of the vast expanse of snow and rock, looking up at the way the needles swayed in the harsh arctic wind. She had confidence that she'd make it back fine -- she'd paid close attention to her surroundings on the way out here. She had to prove to Suku that she wasn't as fragile as he thought.
Tagged |
Notes | Looking for someone to meet Suji at the lone tree she found. Preferably someone from either the Aludri or the Eden pack, but a lone wolf is okay, too!
Word Count | 372
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