04-01-2012, 08:38 PM
shandom's helping him join new dawn in another thread, so dont worry about that
Tharin watched Fayne move around with amusement, a silly grin on his face at her antics. She finally settled down with the tree blocking the wind, Tharin having watched the whole thing. Fayne listened to his words with intense interest before tossing her head back, apparently rather enthusiastic about his search. Well, she did have the scent of other canines on her. If he hadn't seen it for himself Tharin would never have realized that she was different. He wondered how they lived, as changed as they were. Fayne's playful words brought a grin to his face as she started explaining.
Hearing that the luperci lived like humans was strange to him. Tharin came from an area where humans hadn't really made their mark even while they were alive, vague stories of two leggers that could kill from a distance and lived with prey. The idea of wolves doing that, even sick ones, was a very strange picture. He couldn't even picture how the kills were made. The sigh seemed to be a very disappointed one, though Tharin didn't know why Fayne would be disappointed. She was a luperci, and he didn't know enough about humans to know why humans were bad. He had no idea what she meant by traditional either. I would like a pack that would take me in.
Tharin watched Fayne move around with amusement, a silly grin on his face at her antics. She finally settled down with the tree blocking the wind, Tharin having watched the whole thing. Fayne listened to his words with intense interest before tossing her head back, apparently rather enthusiastic about his search. Well, she did have the scent of other canines on her. If he hadn't seen it for himself Tharin would never have realized that she was different. He wondered how they lived, as changed as they were. Fayne's playful words brought a grin to his face as she started explaining.
Hearing that the luperci lived like humans was strange to him. Tharin came from an area where humans hadn't really made their mark even while they were alive, vague stories of two leggers that could kill from a distance and lived with prey. The idea of wolves doing that, even sick ones, was a very strange picture. He couldn't even picture how the kills were made. The sigh seemed to be a very disappointed one, though Tharin didn't know why Fayne would be disappointed. She was a luperci, and he didn't know enough about humans to know why humans were bad. He had no idea what she meant by traditional either. I would like a pack that would take me in.