05-18-2010, 06:23 PM
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The pattering of the rain on the old tarp of the awning above her got even louder as the storm began to pick up speed, like miniature horses stampeding above her. The noise echoed faintly into the building that she was leaning into, giving the half-illuminated building a much colder and desolate feeling. She could see rows of shelves lining the store, the majority of them still stacked with merchandise. Lucia didn’t know what the majority of the items in there were, but she could make out little white, undecorated pots lining the shelves nearest the window. The girl frowned at the sight, faintly puzzled. A chilling breeze swept through her damp fur as she stared into the building, making her acutely aware of the increasingly stormy weather. She could step inside the little shop to avoid the rain and give herself an excuse to poke around all of the stuff that sat upon the various shelves.
She straightened up and took a step away from the broken window, and when she turned away from it she found herself nearly face to face with another wolf. “Jeez!” she cried in surprise, stepping back from the stranger. “Whatcha gotta be sneaking up on me for?” Lucia narrowed her jade eyes and looked up at the taller girl, simultaneously annoyed that she hadn’t detected the other wolf’s approach and that this stranger had practically crept up behind her unnoticed. She eyed the canvas bag the other carried, determining from it that she had some obvious goal in mind when she came here. Luci just didn’t see how sneaking around behind her had anything to do with it.
The pattering of the rain on the old tarp of the awning above her got even louder as the storm began to pick up speed, like miniature horses stampeding above her. The noise echoed faintly into the building that she was leaning into, giving the half-illuminated building a much colder and desolate feeling. She could see rows of shelves lining the store, the majority of them still stacked with merchandise. Lucia didn’t know what the majority of the items in there were, but she could make out little white, undecorated pots lining the shelves nearest the window. The girl frowned at the sight, faintly puzzled. A chilling breeze swept through her damp fur as she stared into the building, making her acutely aware of the increasingly stormy weather. She could step inside the little shop to avoid the rain and give herself an excuse to poke around all of the stuff that sat upon the various shelves.
She straightened up and took a step away from the broken window, and when she turned away from it she found herself nearly face to face with another wolf. “Jeez!” she cried in surprise, stepping back from the stranger. “Whatcha gotta be sneaking up on me for?” Lucia narrowed her jade eyes and looked up at the taller girl, simultaneously annoyed that she hadn’t detected the other wolf’s approach and that this stranger had practically crept up behind her unnoticed. She eyed the canvas bag the other carried, determining from it that she had some obvious goal in mind when she came here. Luci just didn’t see how sneaking around behind her had anything to do with it.