WC: 402 {3 points}
Sepirah closed in on the male just as he was looking over her figure. Oddly enough it seemed they were both looking at each other as if to figure out who was better looking. The dark princess thought she was the better looking of the two seeing as her colors matched up perfectly. The blacks and grays blended together well and the dark orange muzzle was a great transfer color from her black to the lighter orange near her nose. While the wolf was not too bad looking himself, she just figured she won the best looking contest and sat proudly as if she was accepting an award. His comment about her hues only made her feel more proud to have them. It was an interesting mixture of colors and yet somehow they all matched up. The red on the wolf just didn’t seem to match up with his natural coloring.
The wolf broke through her thought as he mentioned that he had mastered some skill that allowed him to alter his fur color. It was quite obvious after another glance that the red on his body was not natural. The only other way Sepirah could she him obtaining that color was by painting himself in blood over and over again until it kept that dark red hue. It was obvious though that he would not have been able to add that on himself. It would have been hard for himself to get his backside done neatly, so someone must have helped him apply on the coloring. The jackal took a seat next to the wolf and looked over the odd way he had his tail done. There was a line of red over the top with two rings on it. It was an odd way to color one’s tail. She would have just done the top and been done with it.
Enough with looking over each other, it was time to find out just who this wolf was. Sepirah moved her golden orbs to the wolf’s gaze and smirked. ”Well then Mr. Wolf, what’s your name?” Normally she would introduce herself first but because it was a wolf, she’d rather he introduced himself first. Her tail wagged in anticipation of hearing his name and maybe hearing which pack he came from. It would be a bit of a disappointment to know such an interesting looking wolf didn’t even have a pack to live in.
