06-19-2009, 03:01 PM
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Jeg elsker deg! <33333
Her recent trip to the beach had been a pleasant one. There, a golden-eyed hybrid named Jael had kept her company. Lillith generally avoided other canines; preferring not to socialize with commoners. But there was something about Gabriel’s followers that piqued her interest. They weren’t like other packs; something about the bond they shared was fascinating. Her pelt had absorbed the salty smell of the sea, and sand still clung to her dark locks of hair. Thoughts of her blue-eyed beau invaded her mind, time and time again. She yearned to feel his touch and the excitement triggered by his tainted soul. The ashen femme knew he had things to take care of though, hence why she did not seek him out just yet.
Despite the animosity between wolves and coyotes, the madwoman had yet to make an enemy. Inferni did not seem to mind her presence, which was a little surprising in itself. Lillith took the Aquila’s indifference as permission to roam about. Of course, she’d never actually stepped over the borders either. The clan couldn’t reprimand her just for getting close to their home. The distinct sound of a blade brushing against rough material tickled her senses, alerting her of another canine’s presence in the vicinity. It was music to her ears. As she neared the source of such a beautiful sound, a young coyote’s form became visible; her red-hued eyes gleaming dangerously in the sunlight. And judging from the activity she was involved in, they both had similar taste in hobbies. “Having fun?” she quipped from a distance, making sure not to set paw over the invisible boundaries set by Inferni.
Her recent trip to the beach had been a pleasant one. There, a golden-eyed hybrid named Jael had kept her company. Lillith generally avoided other canines; preferring not to socialize with commoners. But there was something about Gabriel’s followers that piqued her interest. They weren’t like other packs; something about the bond they shared was fascinating. Her pelt had absorbed the salty smell of the sea, and sand still clung to her dark locks of hair. Thoughts of her blue-eyed beau invaded her mind, time and time again. She yearned to feel his touch and the excitement triggered by his tainted soul. The ashen femme knew he had things to take care of though, hence why she did not seek him out just yet.
Despite the animosity between wolves and coyotes, the madwoman had yet to make an enemy. Inferni did not seem to mind her presence, which was a little surprising in itself. Lillith took the Aquila’s indifference as permission to roam about. Of course, she’d never actually stepped over the borders either. The clan couldn’t reprimand her just for getting close to their home. The distinct sound of a blade brushing against rough material tickled her senses, alerting her of another canine’s presence in the vicinity. It was music to her ears. As she neared the source of such a beautiful sound, a young coyote’s form became visible; her red-hued eyes gleaming dangerously in the sunlight. And judging from the activity she was involved in, they both had similar taste in hobbies. “Having fun?” she quipped from a distance, making sure not to set paw over the invisible boundaries set by Inferni.