If we were children I would bake you a mudpie

Nala Garner · 03-17-2010, 08:32 PM

[html]

That would've been very sad. :c 'cause they'd have to not be friends there! D: 300+ words.

Nala would not have understood the white male's train of thought if it had been spoken aloud. His mind was just too simple to consider such things. The majority of things were very black and white for him. Someone was either dead, or they were alive. They were either happy, or they were sad. It was very rare for something to have anything in the middle, although the world around him did not agree on such sentiments. There was a lot more to the world than what he saw, and they were things that most others saw. When it came to the pup from Dahlia de Mai, Nala could not think of her as dead or dying, for she had been alive when he had seen her at Inferni's borders. It was too broad a concept for him to think about, really. It was unfortunate, but true.

If the two of them had not already been playing, Nala would have been very upset by Minos' growling. The young coyote wouldn't want his friend to growl at him! It would have been confusing, and probably just as confusing as it had been for him when the Dahlian wolf had almost tried to take his tree. That had been very confusing, indeed. With a high-pitched bark of pure glee, Nala darted after Minos, every now and then slowing down for a moment to let the wolf get ahead a bit more so that the chase and their play time could keep going. This was more fun than he'd had in a long time! Nobody had ever really played with him before without making fun of him, and not only was Minos playing, but he'd also taught him how to have a tree! It was still pretty exciting to know that he had a tree all to himself.

Login




Remember me Lost Password?