08-21-2012, 01:11 PM
It had been a long time since had left the collective. It felt like forever though in actuality it was just a lot in an amount of time. He had left his Nomad family and had gone off to find his brother X'ies the closest animal to him, more than anything else. X'ies had left to go find X'yrin, the one female that had left long ago in the pursuit to explore the world and bring back something to the Family. But then she never came back, provoking her brother X'yro to head out into the world and find her. Though X'uri knew better, X'ies would claim to go help X'yro find his sister and bring her back.
X'uri knew his ambition would lead him astray from that "mission".
And so X'uri would use the excuse to find his brother to leave the pack. He would set out on his own and travel out into the world to find his brother who seemingly just wanted to get away and leave everything. How could he forget about him? How could he forget how close they were? Because of this X'uri found it hard to make connections. It had been why he kept his real demeanor to himself. He refused to be vulnerable and make "true" friends because if his own flesh and blood could walk away and abandon him, who was to say others wouldn't do the same? Rather than sit around and do nothing though he would seek out his long lost kin.
His search had brought him first to a place called Freetown an area known for trade and commerce between different tribes. One could gather a wealth of information here if they wanted. Luckily, gathering information was the Lambda strength. He was intelligent and very attractive making quite desirable to many here in this town. The way he could speak would make others tell him what they knew. A smolder would get him anything he wanted. He had much power with the laws of attraction and wisdom. One female canine would speak of a tribe to the North, the Mountain Oromocto and the surrounding land would be the home of the shaggy unkept grey wolf, his brother X'ies Lambda. He was told to be cautious of trespassing because they would kill if they wanted.
So after a long arduous journey from Freetown, his path would arrive at this place. The land of Sangi'lak under the protection of the mountain Oromocto. He would trod up to the border of the territory marked with a unique scent. His owl feather danced among his long nomadic fur. His green eyes would pierce in the shadows of late afternoon settling in on the land. He wondered if his brother would truly be here and as he put one paw forward and howled. He could only hope that his brother would be there and that his journey would not be for naught.
"Aroooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!"
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X'uri knew his ambition would lead him astray from that "mission".
And so X'uri would use the excuse to find his brother to leave the pack. He would set out on his own and travel out into the world to find his brother who seemingly just wanted to get away and leave everything. How could he forget about him? How could he forget how close they were? Because of this X'uri found it hard to make connections. It had been why he kept his real demeanor to himself. He refused to be vulnerable and make "true" friends because if his own flesh and blood could walk away and abandon him, who was to say others wouldn't do the same? Rather than sit around and do nothing though he would seek out his long lost kin.
His search had brought him first to a place called Freetown an area known for trade and commerce between different tribes. One could gather a wealth of information here if they wanted. Luckily, gathering information was the Lambda strength. He was intelligent and very attractive making quite desirable to many here in this town. The way he could speak would make others tell him what they knew. A smolder would get him anything he wanted. He had much power with the laws of attraction and wisdom. One female canine would speak of a tribe to the North, the Mountain Oromocto and the surrounding land would be the home of the shaggy unkept grey wolf, his brother X'ies Lambda. He was told to be cautious of trespassing because they would kill if they wanted.
So after a long arduous journey from Freetown, his path would arrive at this place. The land of Sangi'lak under the protection of the mountain Oromocto. He would trod up to the border of the territory marked with a unique scent. His owl feather danced among his long nomadic fur. His green eyes would pierce in the shadows of late afternoon settling in on the land. He wondered if his brother would truly be here and as he put one paw forward and howled. He could only hope that his brother would be there and that his journey would not be for naught.
"Aroooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!"
[503 Words]