12-29-2007, 10:19 AM
[html]mall-caps;">Table by Hilli
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Short posts are always good. Don't worry, I've been plenty busy myself. :/
Faolin listened to the females calm and collected voice, so very much unlike her own. The hybrid girl was about the only coyote in Inferni that was like this. Everyone else was just so... miserable it seemed. Well, miserable was not the right word, but they were not happy-go-lucky like herself. Gabriel, her mate, was in complete contrast to herself, but maybe that's why she loved him. She could talk his ear off some days and Faol started to wonder if she was annoying at times. Frowning she returned her gaze to the map the girl was holding.
The girl nodded and smiled, replying "Well, I could show you around a few places," she said a little more calmly than her greeting. "It could help with drawing the map. I've lived her since I was very young, around three or four months old I think. Hmm," she said, the last part almost to herself. Faolin rose to her feet, tail swishing back and forth hoping the girl would accept and keep her company for part of the day.
Faolin listened to the females calm and collected voice, so very much unlike her own. The hybrid girl was about the only coyote in Inferni that was like this. Everyone else was just so... miserable it seemed. Well, miserable was not the right word, but they were not happy-go-lucky like herself. Gabriel, her mate, was in complete contrast to herself, but maybe that's why she loved him. She could talk his ear off some days and Faol started to wonder if she was annoying at times. Frowning she returned her gaze to the map the girl was holding.
The girl nodded and smiled, replying "Well, I could show you around a few places," she said a little more calmly than her greeting. "It could help with drawing the map. I've lived her since I was very young, around three or four months old I think. Hmm," she said, the last part almost to herself. Faolin rose to her feet, tail swishing back and forth hoping the girl would accept and keep her company for part of the day.