Hoof it on over.

Shiloh Dawnbringer · 01-05-2011, 01:34 AM

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As much as the young damsel wanted to keep looking at how gracefully the horse walked beside her, Shiloh did have to pay attention to where she was going. A small rock reminded her, as she stumbled over it but was able to catch her footing. Shiloh paused for a moment, but then kept on walking, huffing as if it was the small rock's fault for her almost falling to the dirt. And that would have just been awful.

Then the Dawnbringer female listened as Lili began to speak to her, and the pristine female smiled slightly at the invitation of staying for the night. As if she didn't intend to, Shiloh attempted to look grateful, and she was, though acting as if the news was a shock for her. "Oh, could I? I don't want to be too much trouble," she said as she pushed a lock of hair away from her face. "That would be lovely, thank you." She spoke with sincerity, and with manners that only she taught herself, then looked out straight ahead of them again when the black furred female mentioned the forests at night.

"Urf, tell me about it," Shi said, shivering at the thought. Who knows what crept around in the forests at night, but even worse... Shiloh might not have been able to see exactly where she was going. And that meant the possibility of running into a big beast that could attack her... or worse - trip and get absolutely filthy. Shiloh shivered again, more-so at the latter thought than anything else. Trying not to think about it, she glanced at the horse rider who walked beside her. "Have you ever been to Dahlia de Mai before? It's a lovely place."

And lovely it was. Shiloh felt that she fit in there perfectly, even without most of her family members being in the same pack - the same house, even! Everyone was kind and thoughtful, helping one another out. When Shi stayed in Inferni, she felt like she had to stick close to her father for fear of getting her perfectly white fur ripped to shreds. They knew many disliked her there, and with daddy around, nothing could hurt her. Cerulean eyes were filled with some sadness for a moment, remembering the only relative that was a distance from her now. Shi wasn't sure if she'd venture into Inferni again to see her father, no matter how much she loved him.

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