10-05-2010, 05:03 AM
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OOC: Sorry about the late reply - won't be a regular thing. Also, Honey(Saul) came up with the idea concerning Saul and Shiloh.
IC:
Well, at least he had not made anyone angry. That was something good to put into the night. However, Conor's tone when he referred to Father had been heartening. Maybe he agreed with father in that Ascher was better off in one place than on the move. Hopefully Conor did not think that Ascher was too weak to be a part of his father's journey - wherever it was going to. The puppy shook the thought from his head visibly, and moved on in his serious contemplating.
Which was promptly interrupted with the question of going home. The thought of home spurred something in Ascher's memory that he had not considered for a while now. Maybe a whole day had gone by before he had thought about it. And to think that he had not opened with it, which got the wolf distracted once again. He nodded absentmindedly to Conor about getting moving, but as he started moving in his direction he also blurted out, "Is Saul and Shiloh there yet? Father said that they went home after a big storm scared them away. He looked for them, but they didn't even leave tracks, he said. He was really sad about it, but he did say that it was good that I was still with him." Ascher broke off there, thinking for a moment about the last portion of his news story. Maybe father would want him with him some other time, too. Maybe he would go and find Saul and Shiloh and have them go with him at certain times. That made sense to Ascher, so Conor had probably already figured that out.
But other things began nagging at him, but only one thing became vocal as Ascher started to travel down the path that Conor had come from, "How's Gideon? I haven't seen him for a long time." The idea of going home, hopefully to family, had excited the youngster, and he was nearly skipping in delight. The forest surrounding him brightened just slightly, and he thought that something good was going to happen very shortly. That would be a very good thing, considering how not-good the evening had started.
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OOC: Sorry about the late reply - won't be a regular thing. Also, Honey(Saul) came up with the idea concerning Saul and Shiloh.
IC:
Well, at least he had not made anyone angry. That was something good to put into the night. However, Conor's tone when he referred to Father had been heartening. Maybe he agreed with father in that Ascher was better off in one place than on the move. Hopefully Conor did not think that Ascher was too weak to be a part of his father's journey - wherever it was going to. The puppy shook the thought from his head visibly, and moved on in his serious contemplating.
Which was promptly interrupted with the question of going home. The thought of home spurred something in Ascher's memory that he had not considered for a while now. Maybe a whole day had gone by before he had thought about it. And to think that he had not opened with it, which got the wolf distracted once again. He nodded absentmindedly to Conor about getting moving, but as he started moving in his direction he also blurted out, "Is Saul and Shiloh there yet? Father said that they went home after a big storm scared them away. He looked for them, but they didn't even leave tracks, he said. He was really sad about it, but he did say that it was good that I was still with him." Ascher broke off there, thinking for a moment about the last portion of his news story. Maybe father would want him with him some other time, too. Maybe he would go and find Saul and Shiloh and have them go with him at certain times. That made sense to Ascher, so Conor had probably already figured that out.
But other things began nagging at him, but only one thing became vocal as Ascher started to travel down the path that Conor had come from, "How's Gideon? I haven't seen him for a long time." The idea of going home, hopefully to family, had excited the youngster, and he was nearly skipping in delight. The forest surrounding him brightened just slightly, and he thought that something good was going to happen very shortly. That would be a very good thing, considering how not-good the evening had started.
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