11-04-2011, 12:00 AM
As soon as Liam pulled the arrow bit out Terra lashed at him, meaning to rip a chunk out of his shoulder. She'd thought it hurt with the thing inside, but getting it out was worse! Backing into a corner Terra snarled at him. She'd come for help only to be injured. The pain was the least in her mind. All she wanted was revenge for him betraying her trust.
Liam didn't stop though, and came around, cleaning the wound. She flinched at the contact, whimpering softly. The pain was actually better now that it was over, but it didn't stop the fear. She watched nervously as he dabbed at the wound, hoping he wouldn't hurt her again. Terra's ears pricked at his apology, letting her relax a little. Letting him know there was no hard feelings Terra licked Liam's cheek before turning back to watch. She was right to trust him. Liam clearly knew what he was doing, and it was so much better. Then she remembered her rash promise.
I guess I owe you now. Anything you want? Terra still flinched a little, but she would live up to her promise. As long as she didn't shift Terra was ready to do anything he asked of her. It was really too bad she hadn't set a limit. Hopefully he wouldn't ask for something ridiculous, like a flower from the top of a mountain or singing. She'd had to do that before in her old pack. Her mother had covered for her since she was still a pup, but that didn't erase the memory of watching her mother fetch a flower for the coyote for his amusement. It was funny, but not something she really wanted to do.
Liam didn't stop though, and came around, cleaning the wound. She flinched at the contact, whimpering softly. The pain was actually better now that it was over, but it didn't stop the fear. She watched nervously as he dabbed at the wound, hoping he wouldn't hurt her again. Terra's ears pricked at his apology, letting her relax a little. Letting him know there was no hard feelings Terra licked Liam's cheek before turning back to watch. She was right to trust him. Liam clearly knew what he was doing, and it was so much better. Then she remembered her rash promise.
I guess I owe you now. Anything you want? Terra still flinched a little, but she would live up to her promise. As long as she didn't shift Terra was ready to do anything he asked of her. It was really too bad she hadn't set a limit. Hopefully he wouldn't ask for something ridiculous, like a flower from the top of a mountain or singing. She'd had to do that before in her old pack. Her mother had covered for her since she was still a pup, but that didn't erase the memory of watching her mother fetch a flower for the coyote for his amusement. It was funny, but not something she really wanted to do.