04-16-2008, 03:35 PM
The whole frame of the smaller wolf made memories flicker in the back of the older female's mind. She knew she was staring at another Sadira, but this time she really didn't care. So many times they'd come and gone, just like she had and every time she'd welcomed them back only for them to disappear within a few moons. Somehow she knew how Laruku feeled deep down inside, not that she'd ever admit that to him though. She sat back on her haunches and stared at the youth with no show of wanting to become a friendly and happy creature. Iskata didn't really care what the girl was doing, yes that much was true, but it was more than slightly annoying that the world seemed to carry on so perfectly even after everything had been destroyed.
She knew once upon a time she'd known how to pick herself up after the fall, but anymore it was just so much easier to give in and forget how to glue it all back together. She'd make it on her own all right, but that didn't mean she'd make the world a bright happy place. She wasn't so sure she even wanted to see anyone else so carefree and untroubled. Glaring at the female she sneered at the very idea of how she was doing nothing. Such a childish answer when it was obvious she'd been doing something.
Giving up on trying to advance that time she looked down at the smaller female as she was questioned on what she was doing exactly. A slight smirk lit her lips as she shrugged and leaped down from her perch on the old log to land next to the small framed ivory female that so resembled her own mother. Exploring. What does it look like? Shaking some leaf fragment s from her pelt before circling the youth she went on Not like it matters, of course everyone is wandering about since the fire... There was a creeping dislike for the small wolf eating at the back of her mind, only for the mere reason that she knew this was another relative and she was just so tired of them appearing. Perhaps she'd just help this one disappear.. the idea was appalling, but exciting at the same time.
She knew once upon a time she'd known how to pick herself up after the fall, but anymore it was just so much easier to give in and forget how to glue it all back together. She'd make it on her own all right, but that didn't mean she'd make the world a bright happy place. She wasn't so sure she even wanted to see anyone else so carefree and untroubled. Glaring at the female she sneered at the very idea of how she was doing nothing. Such a childish answer when it was obvious she'd been doing something.
Giving up on trying to advance that time she looked down at the smaller female as she was questioned on what she was doing exactly. A slight smirk lit her lips as she shrugged and leaped down from her perch on the old log to land next to the small framed ivory female that so resembled her own mother. Exploring. What does it look like? Shaking some leaf fragment s from her pelt before circling the youth she went on Not like it matters, of course everyone is wandering about since the fire... There was a creeping dislike for the small wolf eating at the back of her mind, only for the mere reason that she knew this was another relative and she was just so tired of them appearing. Perhaps she'd just help this one disappear.. the idea was appalling, but exciting at the same time.