06-18-2009, 11:12 PM
(I think it's saltwater, but who knows!)
The wind was blowing against the male's back taking the scent of his strange soon to be company away from him. He didn't notice her approach as he was busy testing the fish, but when her voice broke the normal everyday sounds of the ocean he flicked his ears forward, his dark hued orbs raising to meet those of the woman who could be no other than his own grandmother. He let the fish fall back to the flames as he blinked in surprise, having thought that the woman was dead or atleast had vanished from the lands.
He glanced down to the fish that he'd abandoned before remembering that they needed to be removed from the flames. Quickly lifting the fish from the fire he let them rest upon the boulder next to him as his eyes that belonged to his father rested on the elder lady once more. "You're Kaena.." he said simply, like it was stamped upon her forehead. He didn't really know what to say but instead just sat there staring at her for a moment like she was a rare find, which in some ways she was.
Finally realizing that she was slowly moving closer but not advancing into his space he gestured for her to take a seat alongside him, wondering just where she'd come from, knowing that he hadn't seen her within the lands in the last moon that he'd lived there. Had she just resurfaced or had she been hiding within the lands. He didn't know but he sure hoped to find out.
The wind was blowing against the male's back taking the scent of his strange soon to be company away from him. He didn't notice her approach as he was busy testing the fish, but when her voice broke the normal everyday sounds of the ocean he flicked his ears forward, his dark hued orbs raising to meet those of the woman who could be no other than his own grandmother. He let the fish fall back to the flames as he blinked in surprise, having thought that the woman was dead or atleast had vanished from the lands.
He glanced down to the fish that he'd abandoned before remembering that they needed to be removed from the flames. Quickly lifting the fish from the fire he let them rest upon the boulder next to him as his eyes that belonged to his father rested on the elder lady once more. "You're Kaena.." he said simply, like it was stamped upon her forehead. He didn't really know what to say but instead just sat there staring at her for a moment like she was a rare find, which in some ways she was.
Finally realizing that she was slowly moving closer but not advancing into his space he gestured for her to take a seat alongside him, wondering just where she'd come from, knowing that he hadn't seen her within the lands in the last moon that he'd lived there. Had she just resurfaced or had she been hiding within the lands. He didn't know but he sure hoped to find out.