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Walking In The Air - Luka Iva - October 27, 2014
RE: Walking In The Air - Kaskara - November 02, 2014 It was not unusual for Kaskara to take an evening walk. That's what she was doing that evening, enjoying the last rays of sunshine as the sun descended into the western horizon. The chocolate-colored female moved along the creek's bank, enjoying the quite time to herself. It was chilly, but not unbearably cold, and she was glad for a moment to think about everything going on in her life. She was planning on going with Falwasi and Kieran to Duskfire Glacier early next week, though the preparations had taken longer because she had fallen sick after her return from Ankyra Sound. It had just been a seasonal cold, but it had exhausted her enough to keep her confined. Now that she felt better, she was building up her strength for the long journey. Ahead she noticed a dark wolf emerging from the water, his fur clinging to his lean body. Kaskara studied him carefully, wondering if this was the male her brother had mentioned briefly the other day. She couldn't remember his name, so she interrupted his fixation on his chest with a greeting bark. "Hello," she called softly as she approached him. "I'd shake some of that out before you catch a cold." RE: Walking In The Air - Luka Iva - November 02, 2014
RE: Walking In The Air - Kaskara - November 03, 2014 Kas snorted at this reply, which was equal parts ironic and nonsensical. She didn't know if he meant it, but apparently this Luka fellow was very much into himself. "I'm Kaskara," she introduced herself with a brief nod. She stopped a few yards short of him, not wanting to get wet if he did decide to shake it off, and watched him. He was lean, thinner and smaller than males she was used to, but he had a confident air to him that made up for his lack of bulk. Kaskara wasn't really attracted to his sort, though in this brief introduction, his personality shone. Shaking her head to rid herself of such weird thoughts, she turned back to Luka. "This is one of the few remaining days warm enough to swim. Soon we'll have to avoid water, unless we're drinking it." RE: Walking In The Air - Luka Iva - November 03, 2014
RE: Walking In The Air - Kaskara - November 04, 2014 Though she confident in her abilities to fight, maim, and kill, Kaskara wasn't confident in her womanhood. Sure, she was good looking enough, and quite healthy, but that didn't mean anybody took notice of her. So when Luka smirked and then looked her over, Kaskara felt distinctly uncomfortable, though she hid it well behind a mask of indifference. It was something she had been trained to do from her father: never show fear, doubt, or worry. She was saved from this feeling when he wanted to know more about her. Though it was no big secret, Kaskara wasn't sure how much she wanted to tell him. He was a packmate after all, but he was also a stranger to her. "I come from a family steeped in the warrior tradition, just like my brothers, in a pack called Dal Riata. I left not because I hated it, but because I wanted to find my place in the world, and bring glory to my father's name." Well, that was a start, anyway. It made her sound cold and harsh, rather than as warm and caring as she truly was. "I traveled for a month, and finally settled here, where I luckily found my brother." RE: Walking In The Air - Luka Iva - November 05, 2014
RE: Walking In The Air - Kaskara - November 10, 2014 Kaskara never knew how wolves understood her background, or if they judged her more harshly for it. Waging war was simply a matter of life where she came from, especially being the daughter of Marcus Aurelius Gladius. He was a general first and foremost, a husband second, and a father third. Kaskara was glad she had been taught discipline and logic at his feet, and later, when she was older, the art of warfare as well. Luka seemed happy enough to take her background in stride, and she waited for him to judge her, though he never did. Perhaps he had been raised in a similar fashion: listen, but do not judge. Judgments were meted out only when a wolf showed their true colors. Otherwise, every wolf was treated equal and trustworthy until proven different. "My brother is Scimitar," she said with a smile. "He is the one I found here, though recently Estoc and Saber have joined as well. They are my brothers, too." RE: Walking In The Air - Luka Iva - November 12, 2014 The cinnamon alpha did not speak much about his past to Luka. Few words about the past were ever shared between the two wolves. Both of them desired to live a life in the present. Dwelling in the past did no good for anyone. "Holy sheep shit, Scimitar? I love that man. He's a great friend of mine." Luka spoke exasperatedly. Luka and Scimitar went a little ways back. They had been in a pack together that disbanded shortly after they became friends. After surviving a harsh winter they found another pack to join. As fate would have it that pack also failed. Luka and Scimitar had been separated because of it. Now here they were, back together as friends in a pack that was thriving. RE: Walking In The Air - Kaskara - November 22, 2014 Kaskara laughed at Luka's reaction. "Yes, Scimitar." She wondered how they knew each other, considering Luka said he not only loved him, but that they were great friends. "How do you know my brother?" she asked softly, watching the dark wolf as she waited for his reply. This story would surely be an interesting one to hear. Perhaps they had been in a pack together before Scimitar joined the creek, much like Kaskara knew wolves from before she had joined here, too. Perhaps they knew each other before Scim had come to the Teekon Wilds in the first place. Whatever the story, Kaskara turned her ears toward Luka, waiting for the story with an expectant smile. The pair talked for a few moments longer about their pasts. Kas was glad to have met a friend of her brother's, because it meant he had put down roots here long before Bazi or the creek. Kaskara left the meeting feeling happily satisfied and went to find something to eat. |