12-29-2010, 12:57 PM
[html]+3. You're allowed to be lazy on holidays <3
Cream and white furred arms crossed over one another, listening to Liliana speak. Cerulean eyes grazed over the stranger, who wasn't much of one anymore, then to the beautiful horse that shook its head before them. Every movement the mare seemed to do was graceful, though it seemed to Shiloh that Grace (and a fitting name, at that) was agitated by standing in one spot for so long. Shiloh nodded her head once as she heard the other finish her sentence, her eyes marveling at the whole of the creature.
"Hm?" Was the sound that came from her throat, at the mention of being in another territory. AniWaya? The young female had never heard of it before. The Dawnbringer female looked at Liliana then, and then to the fence which she crossed not long ago to take a look at the elk.. or Wapiti.. or whatever they were. A small 'o' formed on her lips, then, but it didn't seem like this horse-rider would chase her off, so Shiloh merely shrugged.
"On behalf of Dahlia de Mai," Shi stated, looking quite proud as she spoke. "Thank you for allowing me onto AniWayan territory." She said the pack's name oddly, it was still weird to say strange words like 'Wapiti' or 'AniWayan'. But she remembered, as her father and her aunt taught her and her brothers, to speak formally when approaching one's pack.
The young damsel was almost engrossed in these thoughts when she heard Lili speak again, inviting her to see more horses. "There's more?!" She said, eyes widened. Shi had seen horses before, sure, but never ones in large groups. But she tried to compose herself then, and closed her eyes for a brief moment and cleared her throat. Then she spoke again, in a more adult tone. "I'd love to."
Cream and white furred arms crossed over one another, listening to Liliana speak. Cerulean eyes grazed over the stranger, who wasn't much of one anymore, then to the beautiful horse that shook its head before them. Every movement the mare seemed to do was graceful, though it seemed to Shiloh that Grace (and a fitting name, at that) was agitated by standing in one spot for so long. Shiloh nodded her head once as she heard the other finish her sentence, her eyes marveling at the whole of the creature.
"Hm?" Was the sound that came from her throat, at the mention of being in another territory. AniWaya? The young female had never heard of it before. The Dawnbringer female looked at Liliana then, and then to the fence which she crossed not long ago to take a look at the elk.. or Wapiti.. or whatever they were. A small 'o' formed on her lips, then, but it didn't seem like this horse-rider would chase her off, so Shiloh merely shrugged.
"On behalf of Dahlia de Mai," Shi stated, looking quite proud as she spoke. "Thank you for allowing me onto AniWayan territory." She said the pack's name oddly, it was still weird to say strange words like 'Wapiti' or 'AniWayan'. But she remembered, as her father and her aunt taught her and her brothers, to speak formally when approaching one's pack.
The young damsel was almost engrossed in these thoughts when she heard Lili speak again, inviting her to see more horses. "There's more?!" She said, eyes widened. Shi had seen horses before, sure, but never ones in large groups. But she tried to compose herself then, and closed her eyes for a brief moment and cleared her throat. Then she spoke again, in a more adult tone. "I'd love to."