02-18-2012, 10:43 PM
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Cerberus smiled as he watched the wolfess lunge into the water and swim nearer to him. He threw his head back instinctively once Ciara nudged him under the water, and then stretched his snout forward to nip at her ear, barely missing as she swam after the waves that now rolled their way. He paddled in place for a while again, watching her dive in time with each ebb and flow as a large smile hung about his lips. He had only just met the girl this afternoon, and already he was attached to her. Cerberus didn’t dare entertain the thought of never seeing her again, though he knew deep down that that happened in a wilderness as vast as the one they lived in. Still, he hoped with all his heart that this wouldn’t be their last encounter, and the prospect of New Dawn was looking more enticing by the second.
A set of needle-like teeth closed on his tail then, and he spun his head around to find Ciara clamped on the end. He chuckled, tugging his tail from her mouth gently so he could better swim to her and nuzzle her face. Soon enough, however, the influx of wind coaxed Cerberus out of the water, and he stood on the shore, listening for Ciara as he gave his pelt a good shake. Lowering down to lie on the ground, the coywolf attempted to locate the fae with a fervent gaze. He didn’t say anything, for fear it would end this glorious dream all too soon. He didn’t dare breathe even, for each second that passed taunted Cerberus with the pain of parting ways. He didn’t want to keep her out too long, however, for he knew her pack would be missing her. Finally, he lifted himself off the ground once more, and then emitted a yip directed at his playmate in order to catch her attention. Come here little miss, he called, his tail neglecting to wag despite the brightness of his voice, I want to teach you one more thing before you have to go.
Sweet.
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Cerberus smiled as he watched the wolfess lunge into the water and swim nearer to him. He threw his head back instinctively once Ciara nudged him under the water, and then stretched his snout forward to nip at her ear, barely missing as she swam after the waves that now rolled their way. He paddled in place for a while again, watching her dive in time with each ebb and flow as a large smile hung about his lips. He had only just met the girl this afternoon, and already he was attached to her. Cerberus didn’t dare entertain the thought of never seeing her again, though he knew deep down that that happened in a wilderness as vast as the one they lived in. Still, he hoped with all his heart that this wouldn’t be their last encounter, and the prospect of New Dawn was looking more enticing by the second.
A set of needle-like teeth closed on his tail then, and he spun his head around to find Ciara clamped on the end. He chuckled, tugging his tail from her mouth gently so he could better swim to her and nuzzle her face. Soon enough, however, the influx of wind coaxed Cerberus out of the water, and he stood on the shore, listening for Ciara as he gave his pelt a good shake. Lowering down to lie on the ground, the coywolf attempted to locate the fae with a fervent gaze. He didn’t say anything, for fear it would end this glorious dream all too soon. He didn’t dare breathe even, for each second that passed taunted Cerberus with the pain of parting ways. He didn’t want to keep her out too long, however, for he knew her pack would be missing her. Finally, he lifted himself off the ground once more, and then emitted a yip directed at his playmate in order to catch her attention. Come here little miss, he called, his tail neglecting to wag despite the brightness of his voice, I want to teach you one more thing before you have to go.