01-01-2012, 01:35 AM
Itchi 353
Firefly had heard that the pack so near to Inferni was dark, mysterious and secretive. She had no clue if wandering close to their lands was even worth it, because if she had learned one thing it was the fact that the secretive souls tended to like to be left alone. She doubted that any of the pack would come scouting out into the unclaimed territories that surrounded their lands. She assumed that their had their border locked up tight and wouldn't even bother padding around there. She was wise enough to realize that some would kill for privacy, and what she had heard of these creatures she believed that it might be so.
The Sadira woman had stopped along the bay to watch the tides rolling in as she realized that her life was rather lonely here. She knew in time she would fix that but she had left a life here once, and though she had abandoned it as well there had been many things she hadn't wished to have lost. She had played the bitch, she had tried to act as though the lose of her family and the lose of her children hadn't meant anything to her but even in her delusions the truth had sank in. She wanted to know just what had happened to her bloodlines.. where everyone was now, but she didn't even have anywhere to begin.
Dahlia had been disbanded, the pack scattered and merged with another. She wasn't certain if anyone knew of the souls she wished to find or if any of them even still resided in the lands. She didn't even know if they wanted to know her. She sighed softly at the idea and pulled at a curl as she sat upon the dune and gazed at the waves as the sinking sun behind her scattered scarlet rays across the wash of sea foam. She let her emerald orbs fall upon the waves, watching them roll silently, not knowing anymore if she was really waiting for anything to happen or if she was just restless and needed a soul to speak with now.
Firefly had heard that the pack so near to Inferni was dark, mysterious and secretive. She had no clue if wandering close to their lands was even worth it, because if she had learned one thing it was the fact that the secretive souls tended to like to be left alone. She doubted that any of the pack would come scouting out into the unclaimed territories that surrounded their lands. She assumed that their had their border locked up tight and wouldn't even bother padding around there. She was wise enough to realize that some would kill for privacy, and what she had heard of these creatures she believed that it might be so.
The Sadira woman had stopped along the bay to watch the tides rolling in as she realized that her life was rather lonely here. She knew in time she would fix that but she had left a life here once, and though she had abandoned it as well there had been many things she hadn't wished to have lost. She had played the bitch, she had tried to act as though the lose of her family and the lose of her children hadn't meant anything to her but even in her delusions the truth had sank in. She wanted to know just what had happened to her bloodlines.. where everyone was now, but she didn't even have anywhere to begin.
Dahlia had been disbanded, the pack scattered and merged with another. She wasn't certain if anyone knew of the souls she wished to find or if any of them even still resided in the lands. She didn't even know if they wanted to know her. She sighed softly at the idea and pulled at a curl as she sat upon the dune and gazed at the waves as the sinking sun behind her scattered scarlet rays across the wash of sea foam. She let her emerald orbs fall upon the waves, watching them roll silently, not knowing anymore if she was really waiting for anything to happen or if she was just restless and needed a soul to speak with now.