06-18-2009, 11:29 AM
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Apologies for the wait, back from absence. ^^; 300+
To hear that their mommy had done bad things, well... it was stunning for her to hear. Then again, a strange sense of relief was felt every time something of the sort was mentioned. Why relief? Mainly because it told Catalyst that she was in the same boat like the rest. But when Alexey suddenly changed her story to I don't know, however, the ivory pup couldn't help but to give a sideways tilt of her head. Guess Alexey truly didn't know the whole situation, but what was shared enough was good to know that there were other mommies out there who did bad things too. Good, for she wasn't the only one who felt like this. Usually this topic had become increasingly hard for her to speak of, and since Alexey stated that she didn't know anything else, Catalyst would have to comply silently with her.
At hearing Alexey enjoyed being a puppy more, the stub that was her alabaster tail whipped in a wag behind her. Catalyst wished she could have seen Alexey as a puppy one point, not to mention most of the adults as puppies themselves! What a sight that would be! When she had spoke of Ila Harbor, Catalyst was just as unfamiliar with the names of the regions as she was with the region itself. "Nuh-uh. Will you's take me sometime?" Her head shook from side to side, although she would love to go swimming in the near future since Cwmfen taught her how to swim not but a couple weeks ago.
With having a sense of direction now, now the two could begin their journey in hopeful search of Palindrome. Her lead would start out with a bouncy trot, which simmered into skipping, which then lessened into padding. Every now and then the dual eyed puppy would turn behind her to smile up at the creamy she-wolf. "Do you's think we'll find him? Maybe he's tryin' to play hide an' seek... but he's been hidin' for way too long..." Yes, Catalyst must have thought of all this as some sort of game. Hopefully it was, in a sense.
To hear that their mommy had done bad things, well... it was stunning for her to hear. Then again, a strange sense of relief was felt every time something of the sort was mentioned. Why relief? Mainly because it told Catalyst that she was in the same boat like the rest. But when Alexey suddenly changed her story to I don't know, however, the ivory pup couldn't help but to give a sideways tilt of her head. Guess Alexey truly didn't know the whole situation, but what was shared enough was good to know that there were other mommies out there who did bad things too. Good, for she wasn't the only one who felt like this. Usually this topic had become increasingly hard for her to speak of, and since Alexey stated that she didn't know anything else, Catalyst would have to comply silently with her.
At hearing Alexey enjoyed being a puppy more, the stub that was her alabaster tail whipped in a wag behind her. Catalyst wished she could have seen Alexey as a puppy one point, not to mention most of the adults as puppies themselves! What a sight that would be! When she had spoke of Ila Harbor, Catalyst was just as unfamiliar with the names of the regions as she was with the region itself. "Nuh-uh. Will you's take me sometime?" Her head shook from side to side, although she would love to go swimming in the near future since Cwmfen taught her how to swim not but a couple weeks ago.
With having a sense of direction now, now the two could begin their journey in hopeful search of Palindrome. Her lead would start out with a bouncy trot, which simmered into skipping, which then lessened into padding. Every now and then the dual eyed puppy would turn behind her to smile up at the creamy she-wolf. "Do you's think we'll find him? Maybe he's tryin' to play hide an' seek... but he's been hidin' for way too long..." Yes, Catalyst must have thought of all this as some sort of game. Hopefully it was, in a sense.
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