08-22-2009, 06:31 PM
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Set at Old Red. One only please 
300+
The day had started out sunny and so the little Marino girl had gone to play outside. She liked being outside, as long as it was nice out. There seemed to be a lot of butterflies out today and that made it just an absolutely wonderful day! Giggling the pup chased after her favorite little creatures. Of course she took care not to touch any of them. The lesson that she and Amata had learned that day still stood out starkly in her memory. It was a thing that she would never forget. She never wanted to make a butterfly go to sleep forever again. Still, that didn't mean that she couldn't chase after them and watch as they fluttered through the air though! The brightly colored wings filled her vision and made her ignore the darkening clouds above her.
It was only when the number of butterflies around suddenly seemed to turn to none that she noticed the angry looking sky. Swallowing hard her cream-tipped ears flattened against her skull. Oh noes, it was going to storm again. Nervously she looked around to see where she was, but the mansion was no where in sight. Cambria knew that it was not too far away and thought perhaps she could still make it home, but then a rumble in the sky made her yelp and cower. As she shivered in the grass, her ears ringing, large wet raindrops began to hit her back. The pup looked around for shelter and a large red structure caught her eye. Quick as a rabbit she ran for the building, afraid of what might happen if she stayed out in the open for any longer than she had to.
There were no doors on the large red thing, or at least if there were they were wide open. Cambria rushed inside, her little chest heaving as she looked back outside. There was a flash of lightning and with her tail tucked she went further into the building. The rain pounded loudly on the metal roof and the girl wanted nothing more than to be safe at home. But right now leaving the relative safety of this place wasn't even comprehensible. Shivering and curling up near one of the large stacks of hay the pup tried to imagine it was her momma or dadda that she was snuggling up against.
300+The day had started out sunny and so the little Marino girl had gone to play outside. She liked being outside, as long as it was nice out. There seemed to be a lot of butterflies out today and that made it just an absolutely wonderful day! Giggling the pup chased after her favorite little creatures. Of course she took care not to touch any of them. The lesson that she and Amata had learned that day still stood out starkly in her memory. It was a thing that she would never forget. She never wanted to make a butterfly go to sleep forever again. Still, that didn't mean that she couldn't chase after them and watch as they fluttered through the air though! The brightly colored wings filled her vision and made her ignore the darkening clouds above her.
It was only when the number of butterflies around suddenly seemed to turn to none that she noticed the angry looking sky. Swallowing hard her cream-tipped ears flattened against her skull. Oh noes, it was going to storm again. Nervously she looked around to see where she was, but the mansion was no where in sight. Cambria knew that it was not too far away and thought perhaps she could still make it home, but then a rumble in the sky made her yelp and cower. As she shivered in the grass, her ears ringing, large wet raindrops began to hit her back. The pup looked around for shelter and a large red structure caught her eye. Quick as a rabbit she ran for the building, afraid of what might happen if she stayed out in the open for any longer than she had to.
There were no doors on the large red thing, or at least if there were they were wide open. Cambria rushed inside, her little chest heaving as she looked back outside. There was a flash of lightning and with her tail tucked she went further into the building. The rain pounded loudly on the metal roof and the girl wanted nothing more than to be safe at home. But right now leaving the relative safety of this place wasn't even comprehensible. Shivering and curling up near one of the large stacks of hay the pup tried to imagine it was her momma or dadda that she was snuggling up against.