09-08-2008, 11:34 AM
Meeeep. I are slow. Sorry.
Another canine appeared before the female had even gotten a chance to answer his question. Leland watched as the male sat himself down but made no introductions and the husky turned his attention back to the hybrid and her bird. Festivity. Leland grinned at the name and nodded at the bird as it was introduced, unsure of if the creature would care for any acknowledgment but deciding better to do so than appear rude. Brown and blue eyes drifted back to the pot of boiling water as he digested his answer. Making breakfast. But what was there to make? Leland had noted that many of the canines in these area used buildings such as this, and until a few weeks ago that had been a new concept to him. Were there other customs that his pack had been unaware of so much that he had not even heard of it? The easiest way to learn was to plunge in to the culture. "I’d be glad to. Thank you kindly."
His four paws were still firmly placed on the floor as he wandered about the library just a little, his eyes flitting over the walls, ceiling, and books that lay scattered here and there. Once a few yards away, Leland swiftly went through the transformation from four legged beast to the two legged form. It was not that he was embarrassed to be the odd one out, for he often found himself in that position due to his strange pelt in these lands, but merely that if making breakfast required opposable thumbs, perhaps eating it would too. He hadn’t really the slightest idea of what tea was, but he would soon find out. Leland returned to the pair and seated himself on the floor a little unsteadily, landing louder than he had intended. Although he was skilled at shifting in very little time, aside from holidays and rituals he never spent any time in this form, so his gracefulness was a little lacking. Although even when in his four legged form Leland had the habit of being just the tiniest bit clumsy. Grinning at himself, he looked to the other two once more. "Do ya need any help?"
Another canine appeared before the female had even gotten a chance to answer his question. Leland watched as the male sat himself down but made no introductions and the husky turned his attention back to the hybrid and her bird. Festivity. Leland grinned at the name and nodded at the bird as it was introduced, unsure of if the creature would care for any acknowledgment but deciding better to do so than appear rude. Brown and blue eyes drifted back to the pot of boiling water as he digested his answer. Making breakfast. But what was there to make? Leland had noted that many of the canines in these area used buildings such as this, and until a few weeks ago that had been a new concept to him. Were there other customs that his pack had been unaware of so much that he had not even heard of it? The easiest way to learn was to plunge in to the culture. "I’d be glad to. Thank you kindly."
His four paws were still firmly placed on the floor as he wandered about the library just a little, his eyes flitting over the walls, ceiling, and books that lay scattered here and there. Once a few yards away, Leland swiftly went through the transformation from four legged beast to the two legged form. It was not that he was embarrassed to be the odd one out, for he often found himself in that position due to his strange pelt in these lands, but merely that if making breakfast required opposable thumbs, perhaps eating it would too. He hadn’t really the slightest idea of what tea was, but he would soon find out. Leland returned to the pair and seated himself on the floor a little unsteadily, landing louder than he had intended. Although he was skilled at shifting in very little time, aside from holidays and rituals he never spent any time in this form, so his gracefulness was a little lacking. Although even when in his four legged form Leland had the habit of being just the tiniest bit clumsy. Grinning at himself, he looked to the other two once more. "Do ya need any help?"