08-30-2011, 10:26 AM
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"I'm Arye," the cream colored yearling intoned with a full-mouthed smile. Honey colored eyes dropped to the sparkling waters of the sea as Vimala described the task before her. "Fishing, huh?" Arye asked wryly, wrinkling her nose as she thought of the best way to accomplish this. "I am not the most accomplished hunter of fish," the chen-tao admitted, although this wasn't so much an apology as a rueful statement. Arye and Pripyat had once set out with the goal to fish, but they had become sidetracked. She felt blood pumping through her heart when she remembered that, but she pushed the thought away and focused on Vimala's task.
"Between the two of us, we can definitely do this," Arye said with confidence that she truly felt. Although she did not know Vimala, the female's earnest gaze told her that Vimala was rise to accomplish this goal. "It's better to look for more shadows than shimmers," the cream-colored chen-tao explained. She had learned that much. If they were trying to discern the shimmer of scales from the sparkle of the sun on the water, then they would not have much luck. "It might be good to find some shallower water, because it will be easier to see that way."
Honey colored eyes met the brown hued ones of the sandy-colored initiate. Although Arye had been within Ichika longer than Vimala, that she did necessarily mean that Vimala needed to follow Arye's suggestion right down to the letter. The whole point of this exercise was to build mutual trust and to develop teamwork, two of the pivotal points that the pack had been founded on.
"I'm Arye," the cream colored yearling intoned with a full-mouthed smile. Honey colored eyes dropped to the sparkling waters of the sea as Vimala described the task before her. "Fishing, huh?" Arye asked wryly, wrinkling her nose as she thought of the best way to accomplish this. "I am not the most accomplished hunter of fish," the chen-tao admitted, although this wasn't so much an apology as a rueful statement. Arye and Pripyat had once set out with the goal to fish, but they had become sidetracked. She felt blood pumping through her heart when she remembered that, but she pushed the thought away and focused on Vimala's task.
"Between the two of us, we can definitely do this," Arye said with confidence that she truly felt. Although she did not know Vimala, the female's earnest gaze told her that Vimala was rise to accomplish this goal. "It's better to look for more shadows than shimmers," the cream-colored chen-tao explained. She had learned that much. If they were trying to discern the shimmer of scales from the sparkle of the sun on the water, then they would not have much luck. "It might be good to find some shallower water, because it will be easier to see that way."
Honey colored eyes met the brown hued ones of the sandy-colored initiate. Although Arye had been within Ichika longer than Vimala, that she did necessarily mean that Vimala needed to follow Arye's suggestion right down to the letter. The whole point of this exercise was to build mutual trust and to develop teamwork, two of the pivotal points that the pack had been founded on.