Two Rivers Isle Twisted sanity

She looked at him with interested soft yellow orbs shining brightly, blinking some of the raindrops away. She felt small bundles of these here droplets run down from all over her body and shivered. She was covered in mud, and here and there a leaf stuck to her pelt of a blend of obsidian and brown. She was a mess, but all had been worth it. She thought of going by the river before entering the den of her family, as to not cover the whole place with icky stuff. Plus, she doubted Burke wanted to snuggle with a lady covered in mud and forest bedding. Looking at Shink, she saw that he was just as big of a mess as she was, only he didn't have to look proper for anyone but himself. She wondered what had happened that made him join the band, but decided to let it rest. There was no use in poking into the past. If it was something she should know, she would know when the time was ready.

She saw the male's eyes slowly closing, almost as if he was about to die, but she soon realized he was just a bit distracted. She would not take it to heart that he would rather dream than continue the conversation, everyone liked living in their own world, and instead waited for him to either fall asleep or snap out of it.

The latter had happened, and she watched as Shink pulled his lithe body off the ground with another few words. She nodded at him with a warm smile. Those little devils of mine are indeed probably waiting for their meal. Thank you for calling me, it was delightful sparring again after a long time. She said as she set a few stepts toward where she knew the river would be. You are welcome to come by again to play with the pups, if you want. She said as her final goodbye.