09-22-2009, 06:01 PM
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Her little chocolate tail gave a quick little wag as the white wolf introduced herself as Flayra. That was a nice name, she liked it. It seemed to suit the older female well. "Tanks. Nices ta meets you toos Flaywa." Part of Cambria still wanted her family, but she was beginning to calm and get used to the company of the blue-eyed Dreamer. She was calm and nice and that was the kind of vibe that the pup needed right now. It was impossible to be calm if the others around you weren't calm, but since Flayra was she was soothed. Until the thunder sounded again, of course. It was still so startling and unpleasant, she couldn't help but react poorly.
The words that Flayra spoke didn't seem to answer her question or abate her fears. Cambria knew there were rainy days and sunny days and that you couldn't control that, but why was it so loud and scary? It wasn't always this way when it rained. "Why's it flash and boom thoughs? It dun always do dat. Rains not so scary, but dat is..." The thunder continued to rumble, but it was a little further off now and not quite as alarming. What made it do that sometimes and not others? Was the sky mad? If it was and was scaring her then the sky was being nothing but a mean bully!
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Her little chocolate tail gave a quick little wag as the white wolf introduced herself as Flayra. That was a nice name, she liked it. It seemed to suit the older female well. "Tanks. Nices ta meets you toos Flaywa." Part of Cambria still wanted her family, but she was beginning to calm and get used to the company of the blue-eyed Dreamer. She was calm and nice and that was the kind of vibe that the pup needed right now. It was impossible to be calm if the others around you weren't calm, but since Flayra was she was soothed. Until the thunder sounded again, of course. It was still so startling and unpleasant, she couldn't help but react poorly.
The words that Flayra spoke didn't seem to answer her question or abate her fears. Cambria knew there were rainy days and sunny days and that you couldn't control that, but why was it so loud and scary? It wasn't always this way when it rained. "Why's it flash and boom thoughs? It dun always do dat. Rains not so scary, but dat is..." The thunder continued to rumble, but it was a little further off now and not quite as alarming. What made it do that sometimes and not others? Was the sky mad? If it was and was scaring her then the sky was being nothing but a mean bully!