10-10-2012, 01:34 PM
Bria asked me to jump in 
It was Sebastian's business to be alert of absolutely everything that happened to Hadley. Well, not quite everything, but everything out of the ordinary. He was still immensely protective of the huge hybrid, and though he did not often follow Hadley anywhere, he had chosen to do so today. Well, not exactly follow- he had been planning to assess if there were any trees with suitable wood for bows in the peninsula, and had reasoned that whenever Hadley travelled, it was often to do with his work.
Therefore, an hour or two after Hadley left, Sebastian began his hunt. He still needed to work on his tracking skills, after all. He had left his satchel behind, bringing only his daggers, his bow and his quiver of arrows.
Tracking Hadley was not a very difficult task. He made no effort to hide where he was going, nor was he attempting to hide his distinctive musk. With those two clues, the Italian followed the enormous male with ease. It was rather dull, but the added excitement of leaping behind a tree every time Hadley turned around had been rather amusing.
This amusement was swiftly shattered when he heard the howl.
Sebastian sprinted to the source, an arrow nocked to his black bow. The howl wasn't Hadley's- perhaps Hadley had startled someone? The Italian leaped in front of the much taller male, keeping Hadley behind him as he levelled an arrow at the yellow man in front of him. The scent of death filled his nostrils as his pupils dilated, keeping the arrow trained on the stranger's heart.
"You- shut your mouth, do not speak until Hadley is finished," he snapped, his fur prickled upwards as he shot a glare at the golden man. Rude, perhaps, but Sebastian had little patience. He wanted to find out what the problem was as soon as possible, and he was certain that the problem wasn't Hadley.
"Hadley- what happened here?" he asked, keeping his arrow steady on the yellow man's heart.
It was Sebastian's business to be alert of absolutely everything that happened to Hadley. Well, not quite everything, but everything out of the ordinary. He was still immensely protective of the huge hybrid, and though he did not often follow Hadley anywhere, he had chosen to do so today. Well, not exactly follow- he had been planning to assess if there were any trees with suitable wood for bows in the peninsula, and had reasoned that whenever Hadley travelled, it was often to do with his work.
Therefore, an hour or two after Hadley left, Sebastian began his hunt. He still needed to work on his tracking skills, after all. He had left his satchel behind, bringing only his daggers, his bow and his quiver of arrows.
Tracking Hadley was not a very difficult task. He made no effort to hide where he was going, nor was he attempting to hide his distinctive musk. With those two clues, the Italian followed the enormous male with ease. It was rather dull, but the added excitement of leaping behind a tree every time Hadley turned around had been rather amusing.
This amusement was swiftly shattered when he heard the howl.
Sebastian sprinted to the source, an arrow nocked to his black bow. The howl wasn't Hadley's- perhaps Hadley had startled someone? The Italian leaped in front of the much taller male, keeping Hadley behind him as he levelled an arrow at the yellow man in front of him. The scent of death filled his nostrils as his pupils dilated, keeping the arrow trained on the stranger's heart.
"You- shut your mouth, do not speak until Hadley is finished," he snapped, his fur prickled upwards as he shot a glare at the golden man. Rude, perhaps, but Sebastian had little patience. He wanted to find out what the problem was as soon as possible, and he was certain that the problem wasn't Hadley.
"Hadley- what happened here?" he asked, keeping his arrow steady on the yellow man's heart.