01-08-2008, 11:18 PM
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He didn't care that the sea and the sky appeared to compete for dominance against one another, or that the wind would sometimes relent and then rise up again just when he least expected it, or that the cold here was considerable compared to anywhere away from the oceanside. For some reason, Jesile almost found comfort in these things. The atmosphere before the storm let him know that things could change, that they would, in fact, inevitably change, and while change was also a scary thing, the champagne-eyed boy took more assurance from it than anything. He was (positively) an optimist at heart. The superpowers vying for their places promised him that they would never give up. The unpredictable nature of all of this promised him that things would continue to change, even in his own life which amounted to a whole lot of nothing in comparison to these kings of the earth. Even the smallest had a chance. Well, he was certainly an optimist. As he turned his head to pleasantly greet the wolf, there was a... blur of fur. The other seemed to take just a simple wrong step and he had tumbled to the ground. Jesile grinned a little, but he remained sensitive to the feelings of the other male, and his eyes tried genuinely to convey that his intentions were not to humiliate, but in fun. The coyote puppy turned right around in his tracks and closed the gap between himself and the other boy, splaying his fore legs slightly and arching his neck down to near eye-level. "Hey," he replied, and tacking on his concerns with a laugh, "You alright?" Of course, this was not the ideal way to introduce oneself, but Jesile did not think he could be any more amused. It was interesting, and he liked interesting. Besides, he had not trekked out here and tolerated the wind that now blew in inconsistent gusts against his back for simply the ordinary. Finally standing straight, he grinned again and invited the other boy to join him on his feet with a quick jerk of his muzzle. Perhaps they could find something to do until the weather forced them to retreat. |