09-06-2012, 06:35 PM
Raoth's lips pulled back, sharp teeth flashing as the dog stared into his eyes. What, did he think they were going to be best friends or something over this? His frame was stiff, glaring down at the dog. He wasn't some dumb canine that would befriend everyone he came across. He jerked back, shaking his head. The sympathy in the dog's eyes just made the coyote angry. He didn't need any sympathy. He didn't need anything at all. He just wanted to be left alone for the most part.
The writing did catch Raoth's attention. He stared curiously as the thick words scrawled out. Raoth accepted it with little resistance, studying it closely. It was a good idea, but Raoth had just started learning how to write himself. Short simple words was what his vocabulary was limited to. He didn't actually understand most of what the dog had written down, upping his frustration. He tossed it back stormily, shaking his head. He couldn't reply when he didn't know what had been written, and refused to look a fool by trying to.
The writing did catch Raoth's attention. He stared curiously as the thick words scrawled out. Raoth accepted it with little resistance, studying it closely. It was a good idea, but Raoth had just started learning how to write himself. Short simple words was what his vocabulary was limited to. He didn't actually understand most of what the dog had written down, upping his frustration. He tossed it back stormily, shaking his head. He couldn't reply when he didn't know what had been written, and refused to look a fool by trying to.