03-07-2012, 05:58 PM
Selene grinned happily as the mottled hybrid went with her to the mouth of the cave, exiting the dark to enter a huge beautiful window of colors. Crimson eyes reflected the different arrays of hues, this was just overwhelming. Sel couldn't hide her amazement and wonderment. Was it possible to see it in such wide definition back at the pack? Maybe not. The whole land below was easily seen, a whole panoramic view just for them. "Hadley--Wow! This is amazing!" He had seemed to have found a good place to sit, pulling her up easily like a ragdoll to sit and cuddle.
Sel made herself comfortable, settling easily into him. It was fascinating, seeing the colors paint themselves over the sky. "This is so pretty...Thanks for coming with me-It wouldn't be as...Special." The young coydog smiled, looking up in his arms. After, there was silence. The young woman tried her best to take a picture in her mind of this, memorize the fiery escapade of the sun forever. As it dimmed down a little, Sel lifted her dark head to nuzzle under his chin, finding herself happier seeing such a wonder. "We're so lucky to see this--I don't think it looks the same in Casa." There was many trees that blocked this sight from their view from the window, and buildings all around.
Selene was a little disappointed that the vividness of the sun was slowly fading to a dark blue, oranges and colors of excitement were dying down for the night.
Sel made herself comfortable, settling easily into him. It was fascinating, seeing the colors paint themselves over the sky. "This is so pretty...Thanks for coming with me-It wouldn't be as...Special." The young coydog smiled, looking up in his arms. After, there was silence. The young woman tried her best to take a picture in her mind of this, memorize the fiery escapade of the sun forever. As it dimmed down a little, Sel lifted her dark head to nuzzle under his chin, finding herself happier seeing such a wonder. "We're so lucky to see this--I don't think it looks the same in Casa." There was many trees that blocked this sight from their view from the window, and buildings all around.
Selene was a little disappointed that the vividness of the sun was slowly fading to a dark blue, oranges and colors of excitement were dying down for the night.