Silver Creek Silver Waters

She moved closer, slipping along the current like a fish, born and bred in the water. The gentle tug of the current pulled her fur into silky streams behind and around her, giving her the appearance of a black and glistening aura. Her grin grew wider as he spoke and he met her eyes again, chucking slightly at her words. "Color me flattered then, to have passed her inspection. I'd like to think it won't be much longer. I'll admit that I am the type of wolf who dislikes being idle. I'd rather have something to do, someone to talk to." He smiled at her pointedly. "I've been on my own for a while now, company is a bit of a delicacy to me and I find myself starving for it." He turned slightly, diagonal to her and took the time to, as subtly as possible, look her over once more. 

"I'm glad to hear, I would have left you alone if you'd have wanted it... but I am not above dragging my paws and casting you sad and forlorn looks to make you guilty." He adopted a sad and upset expression, frowning in an exaggerated manner. "You'd have felt horrible for weeks, I think. I'm glad you saved yourself from that." He smirked as he finished, another warm chuckle falling from his lips. "I enjoy the water too, but it's been some time since I've been able to truly enjoy a swim. It's a vulnerable place, swimming. As a lone wolf there are far too few times that one gets to really...let go and enjoy themselves." His eyes met hers again, burning and dancing. "It's fun to simply float and not worry about....attacks." With the last word he whipped his tail in her direction, sending a splash towards her. He smiled playfully and waited to see her reaction before continuing.