08-30-2009, 07:10 PM
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Gotham turned to face the unknown darkness again and she took a deep breath to steel herself. Those bright blue eyes looked back to her and she nodded her head again. No, she would not hold him up anymore, not at this juncture and hopefully not at any others either. As soon as he took a step she did as well, unwilling to let even the smallest amount of space separate them. She was feeling better, yes, but that didn't mean she was comfortable enough to be too far from her brave brother. Cambria also noticed the change in the quality of the air as they left that area and a shiver ran down her back as well. She said nothing though, staring forward and clinging to the warmth she could feel from her sibling.
The two puppies moved deeper and deeper into the narrow cave and Cambria had prepared herself for something to jump out at them at any moment. That didn't meant that she wouldn't yelp or scream in such an event, but she was expecting something of that nature to happen. But time passed and nothing happened. She didn't even hear anything. No scraping or growling or menacing breathing. Nothing. Her nerves receded and she walked behind her brother with more confidence. The girl still wasn't particularly "confident", but she wasn't nearly as scared. In fact, it was the least scared she'd been since starting down this way.
Gotham slowed and she nearly ran into him, but slowed herself in time to avoid such a collision. Her ears perked at his question. For a moment she was silent, considering her answer. It was all that fun, no, but at least she wasn't so frightened anymore. Though she'd be willing to do whatever Gotham wanted to do. "I dunnos. You wanna do something elses?" Her voice indicated that she would follow him with whatever decision he made, that the choice was up to him. He was the leader of their little excursion.
Gotham turned to face the unknown darkness again and she took a deep breath to steel herself. Those bright blue eyes looked back to her and she nodded her head again. No, she would not hold him up anymore, not at this juncture and hopefully not at any others either. As soon as he took a step she did as well, unwilling to let even the smallest amount of space separate them. She was feeling better, yes, but that didn't mean she was comfortable enough to be too far from her brave brother. Cambria also noticed the change in the quality of the air as they left that area and a shiver ran down her back as well. She said nothing though, staring forward and clinging to the warmth she could feel from her sibling.
The two puppies moved deeper and deeper into the narrow cave and Cambria had prepared herself for something to jump out at them at any moment. That didn't meant that she wouldn't yelp or scream in such an event, but she was expecting something of that nature to happen. But time passed and nothing happened. She didn't even hear anything. No scraping or growling or menacing breathing. Nothing. Her nerves receded and she walked behind her brother with more confidence. The girl still wasn't particularly "confident", but she wasn't nearly as scared. In fact, it was the least scared she'd been since starting down this way.
Gotham slowed and she nearly ran into him, but slowed herself in time to avoid such a collision. Her ears perked at his question. For a moment she was silent, considering her answer. It was all that fun, no, but at least she wasn't so frightened anymore. Though she'd be willing to do whatever Gotham wanted to do. "I dunnos. You wanna do something elses?" Her voice indicated that she would follow him with whatever decision he made, that the choice was up to him. He was the leader of their little excursion.