10-11-2010, 09:41 AM
[html]ooc;; 11.10.10 for Skye deary!
His first week at Wolfville had been exceptionally busy. There was rarely a moment where he hadnt met anyone, and in fact he had managed to meet someone every day since arriving here. It was like a whirlwind had caught the young Stormbringer and flung him in the direction of others, as if to make himself known. Still, he was having a nice time meeting people and growing in strength. He had met Lolita yesterday in the vineyards. She seemed nice, although his behaviour could have been better. He had not seen Ascher since they had been reunited in Flanders Field a few days ago, but that was understandable. They were off, doing their own things and meeting new people. Saul was becoming increasingly worried however about Gideon. Saul had been back almost a week now and he had not seen his younger brother once. He wondered if his darker sibling was still around Dahlia De Mai. If he wasn't, Saul wondered where on earth he was.
This was the objective for this excursion. Find Gideon, and maybe even look for Shiloh. Like a shepherd trying desperatly to gather his sheep, Saul searched for his brother and sister. He was having no luck in the main terratories of Dahlia, Saul had extended his search to the outer parts. He knew that within Flanders Field lay the overgrowth, but he was more interested in the small lake that was mostly shared. The northeast section of this lake was Dahlia terratory, and this was where the tawny male headed. He wondered if his brother was there, whether Shiloh had made it back to Dahlia yet. He was sourly disappointed when he arrived and found no one.
Small, thin body flopped down onto the ground on the shores of the lake. He thought briefly about his bath in the river this morning, how it would have been nice to bathe here. But he gave up on these thoughts. He lay his weird shaped head down on his overly large paws and gave a soft whine before staring off into the distance with a classical puppy dog look. He was rather upset now that he had not found his flock.
word count;; 366
"speech" "speech"
His first week at Wolfville had been exceptionally busy. There was rarely a moment where he hadnt met anyone, and in fact he had managed to meet someone every day since arriving here. It was like a whirlwind had caught the young Stormbringer and flung him in the direction of others, as if to make himself known. Still, he was having a nice time meeting people and growing in strength. He had met Lolita yesterday in the vineyards. She seemed nice, although his behaviour could have been better. He had not seen Ascher since they had been reunited in Flanders Field a few days ago, but that was understandable. They were off, doing their own things and meeting new people. Saul was becoming increasingly worried however about Gideon. Saul had been back almost a week now and he had not seen his younger brother once. He wondered if his darker sibling was still around Dahlia De Mai. If he wasn't, Saul wondered where on earth he was.
This was the objective for this excursion. Find Gideon, and maybe even look for Shiloh. Like a shepherd trying desperatly to gather his sheep, Saul searched for his brother and sister. He was having no luck in the main terratories of Dahlia, Saul had extended his search to the outer parts. He knew that within Flanders Field lay the overgrowth, but he was more interested in the small lake that was mostly shared. The northeast section of this lake was Dahlia terratory, and this was where the tawny male headed. He wondered if his brother was there, whether Shiloh had made it back to Dahlia yet. He was sourly disappointed when he arrived and found no one.
Small, thin body flopped down onto the ground on the shores of the lake. He thought briefly about his bath in the river this morning, how it would have been nice to bathe here. But he gave up on these thoughts. He lay his weird shaped head down on his overly large paws and gave a soft whine before staring off into the distance with a classical puppy dog look. He was rather upset now that he had not found his flock.
word count;; 366
"speech" "speech"