05-22-2009, 02:04 AM
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For Tokyo. 300+
The sun was shining brightly and there was not a cloud to be seen in the sky. It was such a beautiful day that the mother could hardly believe it. With the sun beating down so strong on her ebony coat and a crisp, cool breeze it was almost perfect. She heaved a happy sigh as she looked down at the faces of her three beloved children, her tail waving behind her. "Are you all ready to take a walk with mommy?" All at once they gave their exuberant replies, even little Cambria. Laughing she leaned her head down to nuzzle each of them. "Alright, alright, but do you remember the ground rules?" She had told them that morning, but she wanted to make sure that the instructions had stayed in their heads. "Stays close!" Amata piped. "Dun goes ups to stwangers," Gotham replied with a curt nod. "Listens to whats oo's says an' obeys," came Cambria with the final answer. "Very good my loves. Now we can go!" With that the little group headed off.
The little cream girl decided to lead the way, taking off in the direction of grasshoppers and other insects that caught her eyes. Gotham would sometimes swerve off a little far, but would realize his mistake and run back to Savina's side before she even had the chance to correct him. As always, her little chocolate girl was sticking right to her side, not even the butterflies a good enough temptation. She had never been so far from the mansion and she didn't want anything bad to happen! The Lt. General noted that the borders weren't too far off, within sight actually, but she stuck to her daughter's course. It wouldn't need to be altered quite yet. While she doubted any hostile strangers would be so close to the pack boundaries she wasn't about to take any chances with her pups.
No sooner than she thought that she heard her son give a little yelp and she turned to see tears rolling down his face. He was seated on his rump and he held one of his forepaws up in the air. "Honey! What happened?" Concern permeated her voice and she came up to him. "It hurtss!!" Upon closer inspection she saw a burr had gotten lodged into his delicate pad. "It's okay dear, just hold still, mommy will take that out." Savina closed her eyes and concentrated on shifting. She could have probably gotten it out in her four-legged form, but it would be easier with hands. Knowing that her brother was going to be alright, Amata quickly lost interest in the little crisis. She saw a bird off a little ways away and started plodding after it. It was only a little ways after all, she wouldn't get in trouble, right? Little did she know she was moving closer and closer to the borders.
The sun was shining brightly and there was not a cloud to be seen in the sky. It was such a beautiful day that the mother could hardly believe it. With the sun beating down so strong on her ebony coat and a crisp, cool breeze it was almost perfect. She heaved a happy sigh as she looked down at the faces of her three beloved children, her tail waving behind her. "Are you all ready to take a walk with mommy?" All at once they gave their exuberant replies, even little Cambria. Laughing she leaned her head down to nuzzle each of them. "Alright, alright, but do you remember the ground rules?" She had told them that morning, but she wanted to make sure that the instructions had stayed in their heads. "Stays close!" Amata piped. "Dun goes ups to stwangers," Gotham replied with a curt nod. "Listens to whats oo's says an' obeys," came Cambria with the final answer. "Very good my loves. Now we can go!" With that the little group headed off.
The little cream girl decided to lead the way, taking off in the direction of grasshoppers and other insects that caught her eyes. Gotham would sometimes swerve off a little far, but would realize his mistake and run back to Savina's side before she even had the chance to correct him. As always, her little chocolate girl was sticking right to her side, not even the butterflies a good enough temptation. She had never been so far from the mansion and she didn't want anything bad to happen! The Lt. General noted that the borders weren't too far off, within sight actually, but she stuck to her daughter's course. It wouldn't need to be altered quite yet. While she doubted any hostile strangers would be so close to the pack boundaries she wasn't about to take any chances with her pups.
No sooner than she thought that she heard her son give a little yelp and she turned to see tears rolling down his face. He was seated on his rump and he held one of his forepaws up in the air. "Honey! What happened?" Concern permeated her voice and she came up to him. "It hurtss!!" Upon closer inspection she saw a burr had gotten lodged into his delicate pad. "It's okay dear, just hold still, mommy will take that out." Savina closed her eyes and concentrated on shifting. She could have probably gotten it out in her four-legged form, but it would be easier with hands. Knowing that her brother was going to be alright, Amata quickly lost interest in the little crisis. She saw a bird off a little ways away and started plodding after it. It was only a little ways after all, she wouldn't get in trouble, right? Little did she know she was moving closer and closer to the borders.