07-18-2008, 09:01 AM
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OOC:
Now on to the unveiling of Pilot's secrets xD
IC:
Urma had decided to lengthen her stay around Twilight Vale's borders. Although she really wanted to get back to her pack and take a good night's rest in her den instead of anywhere out in the open when the time came, somehow just for the moment she preferred the distance. It was a bit weird how she hadn't even been with Shadowed Sun for so long and she already felt like she needed to do a lot of thinking. She wasn't planning on running away, that was for sure. Last time she had run away she had ended up marred, her already troubled thoughts disturbed and eventually made a Luperci. Shifting still made her uneasy, it was still painful and truth be told, four paws seemed more like her. But she couldn't say it didn't have its advantages. She was starting to learn to write. It was something she had always envied others for being able to do, back when she was just a regular wolf. But then again back in her former pack there weren't many Luperci to begin with, and the few that were couldn't even read, let alone write.
Advancing through the forest, she spotted a lake. Shadowed Sun only had streams running through it, but she was decided that at some point she'd have to venture in the treacherous areas that led to the sea. She was adamant about that. The sea had been something she'd only seen from a ship, and then when the ship reached shore it was kind of scraps and pieces and she was already too shook by the shipwreck to be able to enjoy what it must have looked like from the shore. Not to mention she didn't want to meet anyone that had been on the ship with her, if she could help it. She hoped they were okay, but she didn't want to stick around and see for herself.
As she drew nearer and nearer to the lake, she saw another wolf. By her casual manner and the way she seemed to know exactly where she was, Urma realised she must be a pack member. She edged closer, feeling security in the similar colour of their coats, and sat down on her haunches, trying to seem friendly and unobtrusive.
OOC:
Now on to the unveiling of Pilot's secrets xD
IC:
Urma had decided to lengthen her stay around Twilight Vale's borders. Although she really wanted to get back to her pack and take a good night's rest in her den instead of anywhere out in the open when the time came, somehow just for the moment she preferred the distance. It was a bit weird how she hadn't even been with Shadowed Sun for so long and she already felt like she needed to do a lot of thinking. She wasn't planning on running away, that was for sure. Last time she had run away she had ended up marred, her already troubled thoughts disturbed and eventually made a Luperci. Shifting still made her uneasy, it was still painful and truth be told, four paws seemed more like her. But she couldn't say it didn't have its advantages. She was starting to learn to write. It was something she had always envied others for being able to do, back when she was just a regular wolf. But then again back in her former pack there weren't many Luperci to begin with, and the few that were couldn't even read, let alone write.
Advancing through the forest, she spotted a lake. Shadowed Sun only had streams running through it, but she was decided that at some point she'd have to venture in the treacherous areas that led to the sea. She was adamant about that. The sea had been something she'd only seen from a ship, and then when the ship reached shore it was kind of scraps and pieces and she was already too shook by the shipwreck to be able to enjoy what it must have looked like from the shore. Not to mention she didn't want to meet anyone that had been on the ship with her, if she could help it. She hoped they were okay, but she didn't want to stick around and see for herself.
As she drew nearer and nearer to the lake, she saw another wolf. By her casual manner and the way she seemed to know exactly where she was, Urma realised she must be a pack member. She edged closer, feeling security in the similar colour of their coats, and sat down on her haunches, trying to seem friendly and unobtrusive.