11-13-2008, 01:48 PM
Iskata hadn't thought that anyone else would have appeared in the snowfall besides the Shaman but when she heard her name called out she raised her head and opened her eyes. She was rather surprised to see Pendzez running towards her through the quickly falling flakes. She closed her eyes again as she was littered with questions. The warm jacket was thrown over her before she could even respond but she could feel the heat starting to make the shivers reside slowly as she tried to respond to his questions. "I'm f-ine.. but the puppies.." She was cut off short at the sudden appearance of Deuce. Iskata's eyes flashed for a moment as she realized that she'd have to let Deuce see the young now.. she'd been the one who'd been caught off guard and out in the cold and now she needed help.
Iskata felt the young move closer to her as her heart beat faster. She wasn't even for certain that the larger twin would make it through the night but here she was in a damn snowstorm delaying help for her own children. She knew she was stupid for caring what Deuce thought of the father of the puppies but it didn't matter now, she had to protect them first. "What do you think Deuce?" She asked with slight desperation in her voice. She wouldn't be sitting around in the damn cold if she couldn't help it.
She sighed as her ears folded back against her skull, "I'm sorry.. Yes... they're right here." She said as she pushed the excess hay aside and lifted the jacket a fracture for the Shaman to see the young hidden beside her. Her eyes were on her co-leader as she waited for her response.
Iskata felt the young move closer to her as her heart beat faster. She wasn't even for certain that the larger twin would make it through the night but here she was in a damn snowstorm delaying help for her own children. She knew she was stupid for caring what Deuce thought of the father of the puppies but it didn't matter now, she had to protect them first. "What do you think Deuce?" She asked with slight desperation in her voice. She wouldn't be sitting around in the damn cold if she couldn't help it.
She sighed as her ears folded back against her skull, "I'm sorry.. Yes... they're right here." She said as she pushed the excess hay aside and lifted the jacket a fracture for the Shaman to see the young hidden beside her. Her eyes were on her co-leader as she waited for her response.