January 05, 2017, 12:05 AM
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Nechako stood prone among the falling bits of ash and did not know what to do. He tried reaching with his long face in to the sky, finding that the substance caught upon his lips. It felt delicate. Not the same as snow, which would've chilled his skin and melted on contact — and then he thought to taste it, but before he could his sensitive ears picked up on a foreign sound near his flank. The twin peaks of his ears spun, and with a duck of his head he turned to look around.
The distance between them was great, and Nechako's faith in his own agility and stamina stopped him from being immediately afraid. In fact, he appeared to be more concerned with the ash. His fixation upon it was hardly dwarfed by the fox-thing; although to be fair, in his experience thus far, wolves were not beasts to be feared. He would learn better eventually.
The stallion snorted another thick breath from his snout, looked to the sky for indication of clouds or other incliment weather, and then gave up with a frustrated shake of his neck and shoulders. Bits of ash fell from his mane only to be replenished once he relaxed.
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Nechako stood prone among the falling bits of ash and did not know what to do. He tried reaching with his long face in to the sky, finding that the substance caught upon his lips. It felt delicate. Not the same as snow, which would've chilled his skin and melted on contact — and then he thought to taste it, but before he could his sensitive ears picked up on a foreign sound near his flank. The twin peaks of his ears spun, and with a duck of his head he turned to look around.
The distance between them was great, and Nechako's faith in his own agility and stamina stopped him from being immediately afraid. In fact, he appeared to be more concerned with the ash. His fixation upon it was hardly dwarfed by the fox-thing; although to be fair, in his experience thus far, wolves were not beasts to be feared. He would learn better eventually.
The stallion snorted another thick breath from his snout, looked to the sky for indication of clouds or other incliment weather, and then gave up with a frustrated shake of his neck and shoulders. Bits of ash fell from his mane only to be replenished once he relaxed.
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dragons of spring dawning - by Nechako - December 30, 2016, 01:26 AM
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