aurora borealis

Kiara Amarok · 01-19-2012, 05:21 PM

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It was a sight she hadn't seen in a long time, the draping curtains of light making Kiara feel at home again. As she sat in the snow, her bulky form almost blending into her surroundings, she thought of her family and the north. In her mind, she was running home. She ran over the mountains and through the aurora all the way back to the frozen tundra she once called home. There her brothers, sister, and parents welcomed her with a warm hearts and eyes that shinned as brightly as the sky. Kiara was lost to the world, her body was there but her mind so far away. She didn't even hear or smell the approaching stranger. Kiara's mind was so far gone that she did not react when the black female joined her at the mountains peak.

It was only when the female spoke that the snow wolf took notice of her presence. Kiara nearly jumped out of her fur at the sudden words and whirled around to face the stranger. Her tail was high and her ear were alert, although she was more surprised than anything else. For the first time in a while she didn't react with fear at the approach of a stranger. Her jaw just hung partly open as if she was going to say something and the words were caught in her throat. Kiara didn't know how to take the stranger and listened in a surprise stupor as she introduced herself.

"Ah...hi...I...I mean...um..." The snow wolf racked her brian for the word that she had been using for four months, but the strange greeting escaping her. "OH...namaste. Yes namaste. Um...Kiara, I'm Kiara...yes. Nice to meet you Rio." She was in shock, that was really the only way to describe it. Rio's sudden appearance and Kiara's total lack on awareness shocked the white wolf and degraded her into a bumbling idiot. Although idiot is not far off from how she normally acted. Slowly Kiara lowered her tail as the initial surprise wore off. It was really a wonder that she wasn't a quivering mess, after all she was still having a lot of trouble overcoming her fear of strangers. Perhaps it was Rio's polite and friendly mannerisms, perhaps it was the beautiful aurora, or perhaps it was simply the shock had overloaded the poor wolfs brain. The final situation was the most likely scenario.

Once again, the alabaster woman sat in the snow but instead of raising her head to the sky to look at the Northern Lights, she looked at Rio and wondered how long the black wolf had been standing there. With the initial bought of surprise gone and the fear she was expecting to feel no where to be found, the snow wolf found herself full of curiosity for the stranger. From the scent that clung to her fur it seemed as if Rio was from a pack, most likely the neighboring one. Kiara knew nothing about the pack or it's inhabitants and wondered what they were like.

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