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Ooc — Zyn
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February 11, 2014, 10:16 PM
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OOC: Still vague on the ranks, but it should play out naturally :3
The Vale was not just a place one called a refuge. Gradually it was becoming what one would call ‘home’. It still took some getting used to, having a place to return each time she ventured out. But as the days drifted by, she was beginning to take notice of her lacking adventurous spirit and more of the time she spent within the borders seeing to its security. She hadn’t noticed the change until a few weeks had well passed, and even then it was an afterthought- no striking revelation.
However when she took notice of it, how deeply her coat smelled of the Vale and her shadow, she decided it was time to reclaim the mountains she had been so proud of, and reap from their stretches the wonders of nature nestled within. Having departed in the early hour, she had near the whole day to explore untouched reaches of the land. From ragged face to sparsely bushed bluff, she climbed from sight of this place now hope to fight the bitter cold to touch low lying clouds.
And there was one in particular, a pale cloud literally pressed against the dark of the earth. Unmoving as a drifting thing would almost as if it were stuck against the rocks; stranded. Curiously she crept forward from stable ledge to more daring ground. Her paws worked in practiced rhythm to steady her progress while both tail and weight shifted in time to keep her balanced and upright. She could almost just make out the fur of this cloud-
“Ariston?”
Surely she was mistaken. |
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February 23, 2014, 09:20 AM
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Her tail swayed with mirth at seeing her companion again, however odd his position when compared to her own. Indeed he was a puff of cloud clinging to the rocks, but from her angle he looked more like a billy ready to jump. One certain step forward, and it was off to another peak by which to gaze from. Perhaps he had taken a liking to the mountains.
“I live nearest to these mountains,” she claimed with an excited howl, her voice echoing from the peaks into the chasm depths yet unseen. Skillfully she bound closer, taking one sturdy stone underpaw then another til she was just beneath her companion on the impressive bluff. She fixed her claws between the crevices of softer earth to steady herself as she leaned out a little ways then peered upward below him. "Are you alright up there?” she inquired innocently. “There is a pathway down,” though as the words left her muzzle, she was certain he must have known this fact already. How else would he have gotten to such a precarious position? |