09-20-2012, 11:43 AM
Occ- I know, the title fails 
Tali's in Lupus form to begin with.
Tali felt excited, she'd heard rumours of a new member to New Dawn, and now couldn't wait to meet them. But she was in no rush, she decided wonder at a slow pace, and observed the damage of the early autumn on the forests. The thin layer of brown leaves crushed under Tali's feet, turning into a trail of dust behind her.
Upon her arrival into New Dawn, Tali could remember the fresh, green colours of late summer. Now these colours had died away to leave a warm, brown and red background for Tali's least favourite season. Like most things, Tali had marked her favourite, and least favourite seasons, Spring being her favourite, and autumn her least. Although the colours were warm and welcoming, the dead, roasted leaves reminded her of death.
Tali shook away her thoughts and bounced forwards. She ran forwards to the breakage of light through the trees, and emerged into her favourite flowery field. As she crashed through the flowers, a group of birds made their hasty escape from Tali's path. It was her favourite pass time to arouse the searching birds, and the force of their wings always sent a small cloud of pollen and tiny seeds airborne.
Tali rested down her hind legs and sighed, watching the cloud of nature slowly fall around her.
Tali's in Lupus form to begin with. Tali felt excited, she'd heard rumours of a new member to New Dawn, and now couldn't wait to meet them. But she was in no rush, she decided wonder at a slow pace, and observed the damage of the early autumn on the forests. The thin layer of brown leaves crushed under Tali's feet, turning into a trail of dust behind her.
Upon her arrival into New Dawn, Tali could remember the fresh, green colours of late summer. Now these colours had died away to leave a warm, brown and red background for Tali's least favourite season. Like most things, Tali had marked her favourite, and least favourite seasons, Spring being her favourite, and autumn her least. Although the colours were warm and welcoming, the dead, roasted leaves reminded her of death.
Tali shook away her thoughts and bounced forwards. She ran forwards to the breakage of light through the trees, and emerged into her favourite flowery field. As she crashed through the flowers, a group of birds made their hasty escape from Tali's path. It was her favourite pass time to arouse the searching birds, and the force of their wings always sent a small cloud of pollen and tiny seeds airborne.
Tali rested down her hind legs and sighed, watching the cloud of nature slowly fall around her.