01-26-2011, 11:50 AM
ooc; Well thank you, I wouldn't have realized otherwise <3 Saul is so adorable!!
Siku could sense that she'd surprised Saul when she'd taken to flight, and laughed breathlessly as she heard him murmur her name. It had caused her heart to skip, the sound of his voice. Because of this, she quickened her pace. Perhaps if she was fast enough, she could lose him and have time to change into her lupus form whilst obscured in the white snow. Aware that her breathless giggles had probably exposed her, the excited young she wolf held her breath as she settled down in a patch of untouched snow. She was half buried in the snow, but didn't mind nor feel it as she concentrated on shifting herself into the smaller body she was accustomed to.
Her eyes closed, Siku's heart hadn't stopped racing since she'd stopped in front of Saul, and felt his tongue on her nose. At that moment, the shy wolf had felt like she would burn right through the snow and ice to the ground. This reaction was strange to her, something new. Siku sighed as her muscles and fur transformed almost fluidly, for once simply co operating with her wishes painlessly. It had never been so easy, and Siku found herself startled as she opened her eyes to the bright stars above her. She was already changed! Golden eyes scanned over her body as if to confirm it, and she was indeed effortlessly a little wolf again.
White head popping out of the snow, fluffy ears pricked forward as her eyes slowly scanned the area. She couldn't see her play mate anywhere. Deciding he had lost her, the now smaller she wolf trotted away from her hiding place, toward the road in a carefree manner. Surely she would notice him before he would her. As she trampled through the fresh snow, Siku glanced up at the stars, one of the few parts of her world that had not changed in her move to Dahlia. The sight always made her feel warmer, those familiar lights twinkling in the sky. They always lead her home.
Mind wandering as always, the thoughtful, usually graceful wolf found herself once again tumbling down the snow bank clumsily. A snarl escaped her lips as she fought to right herself, a little blur of white disheveled fur rising up on her four feet again. Siku was completely unaware that she'd lead herself right over to the wolf searching for her, and didn't realize he was in sight as she shook off snow once again.
Siku could sense that she'd surprised Saul when she'd taken to flight, and laughed breathlessly as she heard him murmur her name. It had caused her heart to skip, the sound of his voice. Because of this, she quickened her pace. Perhaps if she was fast enough, she could lose him and have time to change into her lupus form whilst obscured in the white snow. Aware that her breathless giggles had probably exposed her, the excited young she wolf held her breath as she settled down in a patch of untouched snow. She was half buried in the snow, but didn't mind nor feel it as she concentrated on shifting herself into the smaller body she was accustomed to.
Her eyes closed, Siku's heart hadn't stopped racing since she'd stopped in front of Saul, and felt his tongue on her nose. At that moment, the shy wolf had felt like she would burn right through the snow and ice to the ground. This reaction was strange to her, something new. Siku sighed as her muscles and fur transformed almost fluidly, for once simply co operating with her wishes painlessly. It had never been so easy, and Siku found herself startled as she opened her eyes to the bright stars above her. She was already changed! Golden eyes scanned over her body as if to confirm it, and she was indeed effortlessly a little wolf again.
White head popping out of the snow, fluffy ears pricked forward as her eyes slowly scanned the area. She couldn't see her play mate anywhere. Deciding he had lost her, the now smaller she wolf trotted away from her hiding place, toward the road in a carefree manner. Surely she would notice him before he would her. As she trampled through the fresh snow, Siku glanced up at the stars, one of the few parts of her world that had not changed in her move to Dahlia. The sight always made her feel warmer, those familiar lights twinkling in the sky. They always lead her home.
Mind wandering as always, the thoughtful, usually graceful wolf found herself once again tumbling down the snow bank clumsily. A snarl escaped her lips as she fought to right herself, a little blur of white disheveled fur rising up on her four feet again. Siku was completely unaware that she'd lead herself right over to the wolf searching for her, and didn't realize he was in sight as she shook off snow once again.