09-23-2012, 11:22 PM
Raoth had watched that fiasco breaking out. It was far enough from the pack that he didn't feel like he needed to go out there and tell the male to scram. Besides, he'd seen that little scene between him and the black and gold dog. Hitting the male would probably only result in him getting in trouble with the pack. He still kept his eyes on him. Raoth didn't trust many canines, and this blond stranger was no exception. He'd rather watch the hybrid ride off back to where he came from than leave him alone out there.
Silently Raoth laughed, opening his mouth without a single sound escaping. The horse was stubborn, done listening to the whims of the cocky male that rode her. Casually the coyote strode forwards, a wide smirk on his face. Seeing the hybrid stumble again only brought another round of silent laughs from him, keeping from choking out broken sounds. It would be easier, but Raoth's pride wouldn't allow him to make those sounds. He knocked lightly on a nearby tree to draw the male's attention, leaning against it.
Silently Raoth laughed, opening his mouth without a single sound escaping. The horse was stubborn, done listening to the whims of the cocky male that rode her. Casually the coyote strode forwards, a wide smirk on his face. Seeing the hybrid stumble again only brought another round of silent laughs from him, keeping from choking out broken sounds. It would be easier, but Raoth's pride wouldn't allow him to make those sounds. He knocked lightly on a nearby tree to draw the male's attention, leaning against it.