06-13-2011, 07:55 PM
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It was nice to continue hearing about the young she wolf’s family. It was helping him to get to know the other members of the tribe, even if they were not here with Ayasha. It was nice to hear that her youngest sibling was spending time with her brothers. Having good family ties would help them later on in life. "She sounds kind of like a little princess. Don’t let her keep that up. Once she gets her rank, she’ll learn you have to get dirty sometimes." He paused for a moment as he listened to the white wolf’s description of her adoptive mother. As he listened, he began to make an image of her in his head. As she finished describing the wolf, he nodded and kept the image in his head. "That will do Ayasha. I will be sure to keep a look out for your mother." He gave her a warm smile as he leaned back and thought of the she wolf. He was sure if anything, he would find her on accident.
Songan was glad to hear that the she wolf understood his reasoning and would not tell the rest of the tribe about all his items. He was sure he would be able to trust that Ayasha would keep her promise and not tell anyone unless they asked first. Their gaze moved over to Liluye as she kept her eyes on the white wolf. He listened as she began to tell him how she carved out her animals. She started out with a basic form and then added in the details. The white wolf then asked her to show her what she could do. He nodded and then looked over to his spirit guide. Her gaze turned over to the rust wolf as he took some wood, his knife, and began to carve out her basic shape. It didn’t help that the kestrel was moving her head as she watched him and cleaning her feathers. Once she had gotten back into her original position, he began to carve again. He was able to get her basic shape down and then showed it to the expert. "How does this look Ayasha?" The kestrel moved up the male’s arm and took a look at the carving that he had made. It was alright in her mind and was sure he could do better.
Songan watched as the she wolf’s eyes lit up at the idea of a coyote coming to the tribe. He gave her a smile and then began to explain. "Sanuye looks like a coyote by her figure but her pelt color looks like it would belong to a wolf or some kind of dog." He then paused to think of a moment as the she wolf offered to look over the pups when they arrive. He shook his head gently. "That’s very kind of you, but I will be most likely looking after them when Sanyue is not. You are always welcome to come by though and see them once she arrives."
It was nice to continue hearing about the young she wolf’s family. It was helping him to get to know the other members of the tribe, even if they were not here with Ayasha. It was nice to hear that her youngest sibling was spending time with her brothers. Having good family ties would help them later on in life. "She sounds kind of like a little princess. Don’t let her keep that up. Once she gets her rank, she’ll learn you have to get dirty sometimes." He paused for a moment as he listened to the white wolf’s description of her adoptive mother. As he listened, he began to make an image of her in his head. As she finished describing the wolf, he nodded and kept the image in his head. "That will do Ayasha. I will be sure to keep a look out for your mother." He gave her a warm smile as he leaned back and thought of the she wolf. He was sure if anything, he would find her on accident.
Songan was glad to hear that the she wolf understood his reasoning and would not tell the rest of the tribe about all his items. He was sure he would be able to trust that Ayasha would keep her promise and not tell anyone unless they asked first. Their gaze moved over to Liluye as she kept her eyes on the white wolf. He listened as she began to tell him how she carved out her animals. She started out with a basic form and then added in the details. The white wolf then asked her to show her what she could do. He nodded and then looked over to his spirit guide. Her gaze turned over to the rust wolf as he took some wood, his knife, and began to carve out her basic shape. It didn’t help that the kestrel was moving her head as she watched him and cleaning her feathers. Once she had gotten back into her original position, he began to carve again. He was able to get her basic shape down and then showed it to the expert. "How does this look Ayasha?" The kestrel moved up the male’s arm and took a look at the carving that he had made. It was alright in her mind and was sure he could do better.
Songan watched as the she wolf’s eyes lit up at the idea of a coyote coming to the tribe. He gave her a smile and then began to explain. "Sanuye looks like a coyote by her figure but her pelt color looks like it would belong to a wolf or some kind of dog." He then paused to think of a moment as the she wolf offered to look over the pups when they arrive. He shook his head gently. "That’s very kind of you, but I will be most likely looking after them when Sanyue is not. You are always welcome to come by though and see them once she arrives."