09-10-2008, 11:52 AM
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Kol had to admit, it had been nice having her friend around these past couple of days. The Stormbringer's injuries were still somewhat fresh and painful, her left eye still swollen shut from the two vertical slashes that crossed it, the larger cut extending directly down the center. The young girl had never been one to let loneliness take her, but the company of her best friend admittedly soothed her, and she'd been debating asking Lexey if she'd like to stay. The house was certainly large enough for two young females, and even though the war was over, there was still something to be said for safety in numbers. It was a topic she'd have to bring up to the grey girl at some point.
Today, however, was not the day for it. Kol had awakened to find Alexey already out for the day, and the black shewolf had though briefly about simply curling back up on the mattress in the back bedroom she'd claimed as her own. Unfortunately, Kol was smart enough to realize that sleeping any longer would only make her stiff body that much stiffer, so with one longing glance back at her bedroom, the injured shewolf limped out her front door.
Kol hadn't made it very far before a sound stopped her suddenly. A piercing, half familiar howl broke through the quiet of the day, and the girl immediately turned her slower-than-usual paws toward it. After awhile, she came to the sight of Mew and Lexey and a male she didn't know gathering to greet two other females. The black one was a stranger to Kol, but the white one, though looking much better than she had when the two had met, was most definitely her alpha. Smiling, the Stormbringer limped over to stand beside Lexey, bowing down in a polite and respectful greeting to Cercelee. "Welcome home."
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Kol had to admit, it had been nice having her friend around these past couple of days. The Stormbringer's injuries were still somewhat fresh and painful, her left eye still swollen shut from the two vertical slashes that crossed it, the larger cut extending directly down the center. The young girl had never been one to let loneliness take her, but the company of her best friend admittedly soothed her, and she'd been debating asking Lexey if she'd like to stay. The house was certainly large enough for two young females, and even though the war was over, there was still something to be said for safety in numbers. It was a topic she'd have to bring up to the grey girl at some point.
Today, however, was not the day for it. Kol had awakened to find Alexey already out for the day, and the black shewolf had though briefly about simply curling back up on the mattress in the back bedroom she'd claimed as her own. Unfortunately, Kol was smart enough to realize that sleeping any longer would only make her stiff body that much stiffer, so with one longing glance back at her bedroom, the injured shewolf limped out her front door.
Kol hadn't made it very far before a sound stopped her suddenly. A piercing, half familiar howl broke through the quiet of the day, and the girl immediately turned her slower-than-usual paws toward it. After awhile, she came to the sight of Mew and Lexey and a male she didn't know gathering to greet two other females. The black one was a stranger to Kol, but the white one, though looking much better than she had when the two had met, was most definitely her alpha. Smiling, the Stormbringer limped over to stand beside Lexey, bowing down in a polite and respectful greeting to Cercelee. "Welcome home."
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