09-19-2008, 03:31 PM
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The new subleader had decided to take the day to explore the territories around their pack boundaries. She thought it would be important to know the land around them, in case they would ever need to take advantage of it for any reason. Also since the puppies had just been born, it would be quite some time before Naniko was able to explore the areas herself. Savina planned to report her findings back to the Commander on her return home.
The air was cool and crisp. It felt good as her slender limbs carried her over the grass and fallen leaves. She had always loved fall. Ehno and her used to play in the colorful leaves when they were still pups. Little did she know she was going to be in for the coldest winter she'll have experienced in her life. Italy's climate is very temperate, never getting too much colder than it is now. The femme would definitely be in store for a rude awakening once winter was in full swing. However for now she was very content, basking in the glory of fall.
As her lungs took in air a familiar scent entered her nose. The Italian wolf came to a halt as she took in more of the smell. It was Anu, her friend and packmate. Her tail begin to wag softly as she took off in the direction of the multi-hued femme. It appeared Anu was having a bit of an adventure of her own, as her scent trail had her weaving in and out of the rocks and trees of this land. Soon her friend came into sight and she barked happily, running up to poke her nose against the older wolf's in greeting.
"How're you doing today Anu? What a coincidence we were both out here exploring!" Barely a second after the words left her mouth a huge clap of thunder split the air. Savina's sleek body tensed and jumped at the unexpected noise and her head looked up to the sky. It seemed to have gotten exponentially darker in the past few seconds. A large drop of rain fell and hit her right between her eyes. Shaking her head she looked back at Anu. "We better find some shelter, I don't think we'll make it home before this really starts, and it looks like it might be bad."
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wc 395
The new subleader had decided to take the day to explore the territories around their pack boundaries. She thought it would be important to know the land around them, in case they would ever need to take advantage of it for any reason. Also since the puppies had just been born, it would be quite some time before Naniko was able to explore the areas herself. Savina planned to report her findings back to the Commander on her return home.
The air was cool and crisp. It felt good as her slender limbs carried her over the grass and fallen leaves. She had always loved fall. Ehno and her used to play in the colorful leaves when they were still pups. Little did she know she was going to be in for the coldest winter she'll have experienced in her life. Italy's climate is very temperate, never getting too much colder than it is now. The femme would definitely be in store for a rude awakening once winter was in full swing. However for now she was very content, basking in the glory of fall.
As her lungs took in air a familiar scent entered her nose. The Italian wolf came to a halt as she took in more of the smell. It was Anu, her friend and packmate. Her tail begin to wag softly as she took off in the direction of the multi-hued femme. It appeared Anu was having a bit of an adventure of her own, as her scent trail had her weaving in and out of the rocks and trees of this land. Soon her friend came into sight and she barked happily, running up to poke her nose against the older wolf's in greeting.
"How're you doing today Anu? What a coincidence we were both out here exploring!" Barely a second after the words left her mouth a huge clap of thunder split the air. Savina's sleek body tensed and jumped at the unexpected noise and her head looked up to the sky. It seemed to have gotten exponentially darker in the past few seconds. A large drop of rain fell and hit her right between her eyes. Shaking her head she looked back at Anu. "We better find some shelter, I don't think we'll make it home before this really starts, and it looks like it might be bad."