09-12-2008, 11:08 PM
ooc: I lied, you get Iskata.
She'd been moving across the lands, confused as to what in the world had caused her to let up her guard and let it all go. She hadn't even really liked the male, the stuck up bratty annoyance from Inferni, but she had and there was nothing she could do about it. She shook her head sadly but pushed the thoughts from her head.. she couldn't do anything about it now.. and hadn't she actually enjoyed herself for the time, forgetting the pain and the worries of her life with the dirty little fling. She stopped dead in her tracks, wondering how in the hell that thought had even slipped from her mind. She really must get a hold on her life soon if thoughts like that were going to start popping into her mind.
She plotted along towards the farmstead to see if there was anything else she could do to start preparing the lands for the winter. She was glad that the rains had already disappeared and now she could cut and gather the dry hay to place in the loft. Iskata hoped that she could draw a few of the packmembers into helping her, though she knew the work would be tough as well. She wouldn't push those that didn't feel like working, though she probably wouldn't feel bad in reminding them that lifestock that didn't eat was lifestock that couldn't feed them. She smirked and shook her head, knowing that the blackmail would probably work on a lot of stomaches in the pack.
She'd been moving across the lands, confused as to what in the world had caused her to let up her guard and let it all go. She hadn't even really liked the male, the stuck up bratty annoyance from Inferni, but she had and there was nothing she could do about it. She shook her head sadly but pushed the thoughts from her head.. she couldn't do anything about it now.. and hadn't she actually enjoyed herself for the time, forgetting the pain and the worries of her life with the dirty little fling. She stopped dead in her tracks, wondering how in the hell that thought had even slipped from her mind. She really must get a hold on her life soon if thoughts like that were going to start popping into her mind.
She plotted along towards the farmstead to see if there was anything else she could do to start preparing the lands for the winter. She was glad that the rains had already disappeared and now she could cut and gather the dry hay to place in the loft. Iskata hoped that she could draw a few of the packmembers into helping her, though she knew the work would be tough as well. She wouldn't push those that didn't feel like working, though she probably wouldn't feel bad in reminding them that lifestock that didn't eat was lifestock that couldn't feed them. She smirked and shook her head, knowing that the blackmail would probably work on a lot of stomaches in the pack.