Hoshor Plains two suns in the sunset

The sound of another causes her head to turn too quickly and she staggers a few steps forward. Hiisi catches herself before she stumbles to the ground but her cheeks burn red and angry with embarrassment and it takes her a moment to gather herself to focus on the wolf headed in her direction. She’s quickly closing the distance before she’s really able to steady herself and her claws dig into the ground to hold herself upright. A strong wind might topple her over.

She mutters something inaudibly, her mouth dry, and it takes whatever energy she has left to keep upright. The other wolf is in much better shape than she and her green eyes can’t focus well enough to study her features. Instead, she points her eyes downward and eases forward a few steps to close the space between them. She’d startled Inari before but the roles were reversed now and Hiisi gently—should she be allowed close enough—nudges the other’s chin with a gentle lick of her tongue.