06-14-2009, 10:57 AM
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For nearly fifteen minutes now, the doggish hybrid had been watching the boy. The peculiar color of his fur, that remarkably immaculate alabaster, it spoke of the wolf mother that had sired the trio. Gabriel knew what that color meant, if his assumption was correct. And if that was the case, then the misfit half-breeds (all of them more wolf then coyote), would find their family close by. It still amazed him how despite all they had been taught, and all they had seen, his brother would take up with a wolf. Not only that, but he would do so and fill his children’s heads with such stories and send them to the place which had exiled him was mind boggling.
The hues of the sunset offset the boy’s coat, turning the pale fur orange-red, a color not unlike that of his eyes. Pushing himself up, the charcoal-brushed hybrid made his way down the rocky cliff-face and towards his nephew. “Did you find your siblings?” He asked as he closed the distance between them, four legs moving at an even, almost lazy pace.
For nearly fifteen minutes now, the doggish hybrid had been watching the boy. The peculiar color of his fur, that remarkably immaculate alabaster, it spoke of the wolf mother that had sired the trio. Gabriel knew what that color meant, if his assumption was correct. And if that was the case, then the misfit half-breeds (all of them more wolf then coyote), would find their family close by. It still amazed him how despite all they had been taught, and all they had seen, his brother would take up with a wolf. Not only that, but he would do so and fill his children’s heads with such stories and send them to the place which had exiled him was mind boggling.
The hues of the sunset offset the boy’s coat, turning the pale fur orange-red, a color not unlike that of his eyes. Pushing himself up, the charcoal-brushed hybrid made his way down the rocky cliff-face and towards his nephew. “Did you find your siblings?” He asked as he closed the distance between them, four legs moving at an even, almost lazy pace.