The skies above were the clearest blue that she had seen in a long time. For a week it had stormed nearly non-stop, the residual rainwater hanging around the Phoenix Valley and Dahlia de Mai territories for even longer. She had gone from one home to another, from living outside Jefferson's cabin in the Valley to staying with Tokyo in her den in Dahlia de Mai. She enjoyed the change of scenery immensely; Addison was the type who didn't stick around one area unless she had something to gain by staying there. She had learned the basic living and hunting skills needed to survive, and now she had moved on to a pack where she could learn other trades that she was interested in. Thievery, stealth, deception...
Two eyes, one gold and one a blue as bright as the sky itself looked out over the beaches that stretched before her. The waves hugged the land in a gentle way on this coast, the shores soft and sandy rather than rough and rocky. The newly shifted female hadn't been toward this area in a long time, having no reason to travel so far Northwest. She had been content with staying around the Southern parts of the landmass, along that coast, before this. That was where the Valley was located.
Addison stumbled a little as she walked, still a bit unsteady on her new legs. She could see a figure out on the edge of the peninsula and was heading in that direction to see who it was. She wanted to become a master thief...so why not start now? Maybe this unsuspecting wolf would have something of value that she could charm out of him. She needed to work on her charming skills as well.
As she neared him she was able to take in more of his appearance than before and she noted his coloration and position on the sand. He looked quite a bit like her, actually, though there were differences in the exact tones of the coats and in their fur length. Addison's was quite short for her breed, most of it a mixture of grays and browns. The wolf that she was approaching was lying down near the water..was he injured? Attacked by one of those shark creatures that she had been warned about? That question was answered as she came within speaking distance. He wasn't dead or injured...just staring into the water. What a weirdo. She cleared her throat first, then spoke. "You're gonna fall in if you get any closer, dude. Literally swimming with the fishes."
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