Second Guess

Anu · 07-09-2010, 09:52 AM

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the orchards are super close ;D few more? then we can close it up. :3

Yes, Anu believed very powerfully that it was not the lineage that made one a moral beast or not. And to her, that was all that truly mattered. To be honest, pure of heart, good-willed, those were the things that she cared about. If one was coyote or a wolf or a dog or not meant so little. Those that lived inside her were of mixed species, and were she to love them less since they were not pure wolf? Nothing so miniscule would ever deter her from getting to know another, or from loving them. Anann’s words were saddening in part, as well as encouraging. Since there was no much truth to it; Anu did not enjoy the fact that wars were waged in the same of the wolf and the purity of the bloodline. But she was eased to know that Anann felt the same as she did, I agree. Its disheartening to know that there are some that will kill because of it. It was more then just disheartening, but the female refused to feel such hate or anger while she carried her young, such a thing could be felt by even those that had been unborn.

But of course the Cours female had plenty of time and she shouldn’t be in a rush. Despite the thoughts of most, life tended to be long. Time could speed or drift by and still life was lived day to day, year to year. And at times second to second. She needed to be careful, spend her time wisely in the seconds that rushed by but she needed to be even wiser about those that she spent that time with. Anu had wasted time, she knew that now. Wasted time being unhappy and too many hours with tears in her eyes. Life was too long to spend it with those that only planned to hurt you, too long to be spent unhappy. She hoped that Anann would spend her time finding the one that would make her happy, without question. The Dreamer laughed lightly as she commented, Oh no, you certainly can’t

Never had Anu looked to make the other female uncomfortable, her dreamy thoughts of puppies were sometimes uncontrolled and her words spouted with out taking in the consideration of the comfort of those she told them to. The pregnant wolfess rose as Anann spoke, or course, she had kept her savior long enough from the duties of her pack. Her legs stretched as Anu rose to her paws, leaning to one side and then the other as she found the balance of her rounded body. Oh… She spoke with surprise as she found her center. Anu hated to keep her, but the Manor was not far and yet if she fell on her way… If it isn’t too much trouble, I would appreciate it. My home is not far, just in that direction. She pointed towards the pack’s house and the gardens and fruit trees that were planted along one side of it.

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