05-07-2011, 07:41 PM
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HIDE YOUR INNOCENCE BEFORE THEY SEE RIGHT THROUGH
Hi, my name is Jenny, and I have a tendency to disappear for weeks at a time. >_>; wc:329
Jackson was always eager for games of hide-and-seek and relished in any opportunity he could find in attempting to frighten others. During the past few weeks within the winding caves of the pack’s dwelling, Agony had frequently been his victim. The girl treated his attempts at mindless games and cheap scares like a big waste of time, yet Jackson let that discourage him. However much fun it was to annoy his sister, the boy was still glad for the chance to scare someone else now. As his squeaking barks resounded through the trees, he eagerly anticipated the stranger’s reaction.
It wasn’t what he expected. There was no yowl of surprise, no sudden movements or attempts to dash away. No, there was only a slow rising and steps taken to bring them closer. Jackson hadn’t expected the other to be so big. As the figure moved through the dappled shadows with no sign of the reaction the boy had been hoping for, his barking quickly gave way to silence. Blue eyes widened as they took in the features of the one-eyed man, mouth gaping open in his own display of surprise. He froze in place for a moment as the man stepped closer.
The boy eyed the glinting ivories featured prominently in the other’s glowering expression. It was frightening. With that, a thought struck the boy—this guy was trying to beat Jackson at his own game! He couldn’t let him get away with it. The boy planted his feet on the ground with firm steps, baring his teeth at the other in an attempt to emulate his expression. Scent revealed the giant as another member of the pack that the youngster had yet to meet, another to find themselves becoming an unwitting playmate of the boy. This would be the Scary Game. Whoever gave up first would lose. Jackson gave the other the best glare he could muster, throwing a bubbling puppy growl into the mix for good measure.
Jackson was always eager for games of hide-and-seek and relished in any opportunity he could find in attempting to frighten others. During the past few weeks within the winding caves of the pack’s dwelling, Agony had frequently been his victim. The girl treated his attempts at mindless games and cheap scares like a big waste of time, yet Jackson let that discourage him. However much fun it was to annoy his sister, the boy was still glad for the chance to scare someone else now. As his squeaking barks resounded through the trees, he eagerly anticipated the stranger’s reaction.
It wasn’t what he expected. There was no yowl of surprise, no sudden movements or attempts to dash away. No, there was only a slow rising and steps taken to bring them closer. Jackson hadn’t expected the other to be so big. As the figure moved through the dappled shadows with no sign of the reaction the boy had been hoping for, his barking quickly gave way to silence. Blue eyes widened as they took in the features of the one-eyed man, mouth gaping open in his own display of surprise. He froze in place for a moment as the man stepped closer.
The boy eyed the glinting ivories featured prominently in the other’s glowering expression. It was frightening. With that, a thought struck the boy—this guy was trying to beat Jackson at his own game! He couldn’t let him get away with it. The boy planted his feet on the ground with firm steps, baring his teeth at the other in an attempt to emulate his expression. Scent revealed the giant as another member of the pack that the youngster had yet to meet, another to find themselves becoming an unwitting playmate of the boy. This would be the Scary Game. Whoever gave up first would lose. Jackson gave the other the best glare he could muster, throwing a bubbling puppy growl into the mix for good measure.
YOU MUSTN'T DISAPPOINT THEM