He sat down with Boo by his side. His new home was different and something he wasn't used to. Jazper had been busy ever since he had joined Crimson dream, leading Mahlouk to keep to himself and talk to Boo a lot. Out of all the things the scarred white male missed telling stories. He loved to tell people about the wonders tales of curses and witches creatures with magical powers and wolves that climbed to the heavens on bean stocks.
Laying down on the comfortable grass he wondered when life would change. For so long he had just been watching people live and hadn't really done much himself, not until Jazper. It was the male that had made him leave AnyWaya and come here, because he had felt like he was living and not just veiwing others lives. Bored Mahlouk looked at the bear beside him and took in a deep breath. "Mahlouks gonna tell you a story Boo." His deep voice rumbled as he spoke.
"Once upon a time there was a young cub who thought he would leave his mother side. It was winter and the cold nipped at his small body, but the thought of adventure only drove him to leave his mother side. So the small cub left her when she wasn't looking. The boy came acrossed a snake while away from his mothers protective eye. Curious and cautious he asked the snake what it was. The snake replied slowly that it was a snake and that if the boy didn't solve the riddle he had he would bite the boy and the boy would be left to die of poison. The boy was horrified and listened to the snakes riddle. it wonders and strays where deadly things lurk and could have avoided this if only it had done as it was told. The riddle mystified the boy and after only ten mintues of paniced thinking was killed by the snake who over his dieing body told him, "it was you." and left the little pup who soon learned the snake was not poisionus and ran back to his mother who had been looking for him over an hour. The cub learned then that somethings were meant for when you were older and ready for them.
Mahlouk smiled at the old tale. Moving his tail back and forth he watched nature go on and Boo never respond, because Boo was just a toy.