01-06-2010, 06:08 AM
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A bit of enthusiasm and excitement flew through Ty's body as he began to walk towards the boarders. He had taken to leaving the Valley occasionally every time he wanted a bit of adventure and excitement, and as dark as it sounds, perhaps a fight. One of the biggest things Ty hoped he did out in the other territories was run into Jantus, a wolf who with four other wolves helped enlighten Ty and him get back into fighting. Since Ty had come back from that adventure, they had lingered in his mind, and he wanted to see that group again. He was hoping to get a rematch with Mala and perhaps learn more about fighting while in either one of his four-legged forms. He had been working and practicing how to fight again on his own, but it wasn't very easy to do since right now, he had no sparring partner besides the animals, who didn't really fight back,but ran as he chased them. Plus he didn't really want to go into the mountains searching for pumas to fight, he already had that experience once, and he didn't really enjoy it the first time.
His journey brought him out nearby the ocean side, right on the beach with the moon hanging high in the sky. Ty usually went out at this time of night to start a adventure because the he could go fid a cave to sleep in, not that he didn't enjoy his cabi, but sometimes one just needed to act like a wolf. His feet plodded along in the mixture of sand, snow, and ice, creating quite mixed feelings among his feet. At one point it would be warm, and then cold, like the ground could not wake up it's mind, which didn't bother Ty too much, but still felt odd.
That's when his eyes picked up something from the glare of the moonlight, a body near the waters, certainly alive as it shifted into a laying position. His night vision was not by any means good, it was simply average, but wolf vision was never that good to begin with, therefore he relied on his nose to identify the unknown wolf. Taking in a few whiffs, he could smell that it was a female, and was one of Phoenix Valley, allowing him to feel a little bit more secure around her. In fact, he had smelled this scent before, but only once, near the springs, what was her name...Trea? Audrey? He searched his mind for the female's name until it eventually did come to him. Andrea, her name was Andrea.
With this knowledge, he approached her slowly, so as not to startle or scare her as he called out to her. His voice was soft, relaxing, not intending to make her jump, but in the dark like this it was easy to scare anyone. He began by calling out to her in a calm but audible "Hello there."
His journey brought him out nearby the ocean side, right on the beach with the moon hanging high in the sky. Ty usually went out at this time of night to start a adventure because the he could go fid a cave to sleep in, not that he didn't enjoy his cabi, but sometimes one just needed to act like a wolf. His feet plodded along in the mixture of sand, snow, and ice, creating quite mixed feelings among his feet. At one point it would be warm, and then cold, like the ground could not wake up it's mind, which didn't bother Ty too much, but still felt odd.
That's when his eyes picked up something from the glare of the moonlight, a body near the waters, certainly alive as it shifted into a laying position. His night vision was not by any means good, it was simply average, but wolf vision was never that good to begin with, therefore he relied on his nose to identify the unknown wolf. Taking in a few whiffs, he could smell that it was a female, and was one of Phoenix Valley, allowing him to feel a little bit more secure around her. In fact, he had smelled this scent before, but only once, near the springs, what was her name...Trea? Audrey? He searched his mind for the female's name until it eventually did come to him. Andrea, her name was Andrea.
With this knowledge, he approached her slowly, so as not to startle or scare her as he called out to her. His voice was soft, relaxing, not intending to make her jump, but in the dark like this it was easy to scare anyone. He began by calling out to her in a calm but audible "Hello there."