A peculiar place and with a curious, strange energy about it, she still could not get over the bloomed tree and yet, there was no denying it's existence. Somehow she understood why the creek had pulled her here. Perhaps it was for this alone, to view this symbol so commonly representing the spring and its renewal of life... among other things. It was a symbol with contrasting meanings depending the context -- life, and death all at once.
Indeed,
she hummed in reply and glided closer by a few paces. She took in the other wolf's looks in full, and regarded her as seemingly strong.. almost surprisingly so. Amekaze's ears turned in interest. She could appreciate the image of power brought to life as beast.
The Rikudou suspected the tone of careful conditioning in the curve of her muscles, despite not having seen her in full motion. She wondered from where she had come. I have heard old tales before.. of departed spirits inhabiting sakura trees blooming out of season.. albeit with the help of magical ash..
She chuffed and tilted her head towards the branches, knowing how bizarre this piece of Shinto legend might have sounded. Not that she necessarily believed that to be the case here, she thought it a fascinating trinket of mythology all the same. It was certainly not one she had expected to ever be relevant, yet here in the fragrant shadow, she had been proven otherwise.
Perhaps it is places like these that inspired such stories,
Ame added, glancing to the other wolf once more. To her understanding, old legends like that had been passed around for several generations. It was hard to say where they had truly began but it was an interesting notion to entertain.
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