09-29-2012, 12:23 AM
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ooc: Thank you so much for all the art you did for me!
Huddie galloped through the woods with her master, Edgar, riding upon her white back. The horse's dark brown eyes focused on a girl nearby who was standing near a tree with her horse nearby. Knowing that this was the border's of his pack and that the girl was probably a member as well, the bi-colored dog let his horse take him to where she wanted to go. It had been a couple days since the boy had first found the mare, she was out in the woods on her own - bruised, battered, and scratched. With some tender love and care, the equine was restored back to health and decided to stick by the man who had helped her. Travelling went by a lot faster with his new steed, and the pain in his legs, from running around on his own for so long, seemed to go away already. Of course the goose was still there; she was perched calmly on the shoulder of her canine friend. Focusing back on the girl ahead, Edgar thought of how little of his pack-mates he knew of, he had only known of Eclipse and Skye! The dog wondered what talents that the others would have, were they artists or cooks like him? They just might be, because as he got closer, he noticed that this female luperci he had seen was carving into the side of a tree. Even though he had spent less than a week in Cercatori D'Arte, Edgar knew what the tree was; it was known as the border tree. Carefully sliding off the side of his mare, he stood behind the girl and smiled as he watched her carve. He didn't care if she didn't turn to notice him, he just liked to watch people create.
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ooc: Thank you so much for all the art you did for me!
Huddie galloped through the woods with her master, Edgar, riding upon her white back. The horse's dark brown eyes focused on a girl nearby who was standing near a tree with her horse nearby. Knowing that this was the border's of his pack and that the girl was probably a member as well, the bi-colored dog let his horse take him to where she wanted to go. It had been a couple days since the boy had first found the mare, she was out in the woods on her own - bruised, battered, and scratched. With some tender love and care, the equine was restored back to health and decided to stick by the man who had helped her. Travelling went by a lot faster with his new steed, and the pain in his legs, from running around on his own for so long, seemed to go away already. Of course the goose was still there; she was perched calmly on the shoulder of her canine friend. Focusing back on the girl ahead, Edgar thought of how little of his pack-mates he knew of, he had only known of Eclipse and Skye! The dog wondered what talents that the others would have, were they artists or cooks like him? They just might be, because as he got closer, he noticed that this female luperci he had seen was carving into the side of a tree. Even though he had spent less than a week in Cercatori D'Arte, Edgar knew what the tree was; it was known as the border tree. Carefully sliding off the side of his mare, he stood behind the girl and smiled as he watched her carve. He didn't care if she didn't turn to notice him, he just liked to watch people create.
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