12-05-2011, 09:04 PM
Here we go again.
Insomnia walked down the dark, chilly path,humming softly to herself. She stopped slowly and started sniffing around. "Hmm...how curious..." she mutters to herself, her slim head cocked to one side. Her paws shift against the gravely ground as she sniffs carefully at the strange scent that wafts over the clump of ferns. Closing her gold eyes, she racks her memory for the name of it...well, it's a fellow wolf for certain, but no one that she knows. It's not a scent that she would have remembered from her bad memory loss from when she was a young pup. After a short, yet ever-tiring, journey, the canine stopped again. Her muzzle dropped to the ground and she let out a sigh of relief as her nose touched the cool liquid of the river. She quickly began to lap up the water, inwardly thanking the moon for her guidance as her thirst was quenched. Before long, she stopped and breathed heavily, glad to finally have a moment's rest. Her icy blue eyes scanned the opposing banks of the water. The moon was lighting them well for her, and she couldn't see any others yet. The wolf felt a little more comforted by this but sighed still. I need to remember...
Insomnia walked down the dark, chilly path,humming softly to herself. She stopped slowly and started sniffing around. "Hmm...how curious..." she mutters to herself, her slim head cocked to one side. Her paws shift against the gravely ground as she sniffs carefully at the strange scent that wafts over the clump of ferns. Closing her gold eyes, she racks her memory for the name of it...well, it's a fellow wolf for certain, but no one that she knows. It's not a scent that she would have remembered from her bad memory loss from when she was a young pup. After a short, yet ever-tiring, journey, the canine stopped again. Her muzzle dropped to the ground and she let out a sigh of relief as her nose touched the cool liquid of the river. She quickly began to lap up the water, inwardly thanking the moon for her guidance as her thirst was quenched. Before long, she stopped and breathed heavily, glad to finally have a moment's rest. Her icy blue eyes scanned the opposing banks of the water. The moon was lighting them well for her, and she couldn't see any others yet. The wolf felt a little more comforted by this but sighed still. I need to remember...