We'll be jolly friends[P]

Leilah de Agnis · 10-14-2012, 11:10 PM

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She hadn't been to this room before.. Actually, she really hadn't been to many places yet. She had only been here a few days, but it still saddened her that she had not explored more! "Maybe tomorrow I'll go some where.." So far, she seemed to have a lot of freedom in her new home. She liked Charm and Aeron, but Kai was still her favorite. The black wolf had reminded her a lot of herself.. Just older and more aware of the darkness that was within him. It seemed mostly dormant at the time that they had met. Which was good, since she wasn't sure she would have stuck around to even meet the alpha otherwise. He was the first canine she had encountered outside of her pack, and she had used the way he acted as a standard for how others she met would probably act. At the moment, she felt like, maybe, her family had just been horribly exaggerating about there being 'bad' people out there. "Maybe they're all nice!" Oh, how wrong she was.

Leilah's head snapped up to meet the woman's gaze. Now that her orbs were no longer set on her feet, she had a chance to take in her surroundings. It wasn't very bright in here. She didn't have very good night vision, whether it was because she was a dog and not a wolf, she didn't know. Most of the time it didn't really matter. She went to sleep quite early, and had not yet had a chance to wander around after dark. The dog took a few steps forward, eying the woman. If she knew what an angel was, she would have thought that this woman was glowing like one against their dark surroundings. She was in her optime form, as most of the wolves here seemed to prefer. Her white coat was almost completely colourless other than the streaks in her hair, on her muzzle, and coating the tips of her ears. Leilah had never seen someone with fur such a beautiful color!

Le ignored the woman's question at first due to her spotting something on the near the side of the room. It was a crystal. It was hard to be sure whether it was stock, or if it had just fallen off one of the walls. She had often spotted these pretty objects, but normally they were at least halfway submerged in the cave sidings. After trotting over to where these these shining gems were located, she stepped out of her bag. Next, she carefully plopped each of the crystals in one by one. When she finished, there were about five within the satchel. Now focusing on the question, she responded nonchalantly"I couldn't find anything to kill," She walked closer to the woman, looking up at her with big, round eyes. "What are you looking for?"

There is no such thing as darkness; only a failure to see.

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