August 30, 2019, 11:53 PM
His limbs ached for some sort of excercise, his body told him it had enough of lounging around all day. It was time to get back to it, albeit at night, though that didn't much matter to the male. He stood, extending his front legs forward and dipping down. Stretching those leg muscles and popping his back in the process. He let out a sigh, feeling the relaxation reform back into his stiff muscles. After a quiet yawn, he trotted off, out the only entrance of his packs territory and into Ceeder Sweep.
He wanted to do a scan of thw woods, check game trail, local wildlife and see who was skulking around. Not only would his jaunt help the and himself, it would also relieve the strain of Towhee on his mind. He was still bothered some by her rejection but he was doing better, he kept his mothers words close to heart and did his best no to let it affect their future friendship. He was thankful for his rationality during that moment, he dreaded becoming one of those wolves that freaked out once rejected. Rye shuttered at the thought, and cleared his mind, focusing back on the mission.
After a few stops for following game trails, Ryes' mouth begged for a drink of water. Rye was still on a trail and wasn't ready to abandon it yet but as he thought about it more he knew the water would no doubt be cool and certainly refreshing. That was all it took to pull the male away from tracking game and onto hunting for water. Rye picked up his pace, headed towards the river, he could hesr it not long after his journey started. However, then, he saw it. A female in the distance, quenching her thirst as well. Rye stared for a moment, questioning if he had seen her before. No, never.
To Rye, she was uncomfortably close to the pack borders. Dominance wasn't a primary trait of the males but it was at that moment. He decided to warn her, not threaten but warn of the pack that resided within the neighboring forest. He began walking towards her, and in an effort to not frighten her he cleared his throat rather loudly. Hoping to gain her attention before speaking, "Forgive me if I'm wrong but you seem to be new around here." He opened with a neutral tone, he saw no use in immediate, aggressive behavior. Even if he didn't like her distance from his pack.
He wanted to do a scan of thw woods, check game trail, local wildlife and see who was skulking around. Not only would his jaunt help the and himself, it would also relieve the strain of Towhee on his mind. He was still bothered some by her rejection but he was doing better, he kept his mothers words close to heart and did his best no to let it affect their future friendship. He was thankful for his rationality during that moment, he dreaded becoming one of those wolves that freaked out once rejected. Rye shuttered at the thought, and cleared his mind, focusing back on the mission.
After a few stops for following game trails, Ryes' mouth begged for a drink of water. Rye was still on a trail and wasn't ready to abandon it yet but as he thought about it more he knew the water would no doubt be cool and certainly refreshing. That was all it took to pull the male away from tracking game and onto hunting for water. Rye picked up his pace, headed towards the river, he could hesr it not long after his journey started. However, then, he saw it. A female in the distance, quenching her thirst as well. Rye stared for a moment, questioning if he had seen her before. No, never.
To Rye, she was uncomfortably close to the pack borders. Dominance wasn't a primary trait of the males but it was at that moment. He decided to warn her, not threaten but warn of the pack that resided within the neighboring forest. He began walking towards her, and in an effort to not frighten her he cleared his throat rather loudly. Hoping to gain her attention before speaking, "Forgive me if I'm wrong but you seem to be new around here." He opened with a neutral tone, he saw no use in immediate, aggressive behavior. Even if he didn't like her distance from his pack.
"If you lose yourself, your courage soon will follow.
So be strong tonight.
Remember who you are."
So be strong tonight.
Remember who you are."
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These Weary Bones - by Serafina - August 30, 2019, 07:40 PM
RE: These Weary Bones - by Rye - August 30, 2019, 11:53 PM
RE: These Weary Bones - by Serafina - August 31, 2019, 04:03 PM
RE: These Weary Bones - by Rye - August 31, 2019, 05:22 PM
RE: These Weary Bones - by Serafina - September 01, 2019, 03:43 PM
RE: These Weary Bones - by Rye - September 01, 2019, 07:46 PM
RE: These Weary Bones - by Serafina - September 09, 2019, 08:50 PM
RE: These Weary Bones - by Rye - September 12, 2019, 01:41 PM
RE: These Weary Bones - by Serafina - September 24, 2019, 06:35 PM