09-03-2012, 03:58 PM
His attention had been noticed. Not good. Raoth's lips pulled back, watching as a goose came up to the dog's side. It didn't strike him as particularly odd. At least, no more odd than Aro keeping a pet deer. He was lucky Raoth had never decided he was hungry enough to eat the tame creature. The tears were brushed away at least. Maybe the dog did understand something about survival. Those who cried easily were easy bait, harmed and punished by the cruel world. Raoth didn't cry. He didn't get hurt. Well, he didn't get hurt as badly as he used to.
His features became calm again, stepping forwards to face the dog as he approached the coyote. Why anyone would just walk up to a stranger in the middle of the night was beyond him. Well, he'd done it. A few times. Mostly so he could pick a fight. And he'd come over to the dog, curious about who was over here. So maybe there was a fair number of reasons why. Shrugging he looked the dog over. A sharp red color, thin build, a goose that seemed rather attached to him. No pack smells, just that of a wanderer that hadn't had much food recently. Who was this? He gestured towards the dog, indicating for an introduction.
His features became calm again, stepping forwards to face the dog as he approached the coyote. Why anyone would just walk up to a stranger in the middle of the night was beyond him. Well, he'd done it. A few times. Mostly so he could pick a fight. And he'd come over to the dog, curious about who was over here. So maybe there was a fair number of reasons why. Shrugging he looked the dog over. A sharp red color, thin build, a goose that seemed rather attached to him. No pack smells, just that of a wanderer that hadn't had much food recently. Who was this? He gestured towards the dog, indicating for an introduction.