10-05-2008, 07:04 PM
]The tribe had been setled in for the most part. Her friends and family were now setting up homes for themselves and eachother, one by one shelters rose. Asha, she needed to run. Get away from the hassle of making a shelter and get away to see the land. She didn't know where she was going but, Aidan and Jaya followed faithfully. If you looked at the trio you would find it very odd. Asha herself was a redwolf only standing at 5 foot 5. Her face related to her personality. On her left there was gentle and feminene tattoos while on the right there was the warrior markings. Beside her ran the chocolate colored horse Aidan followed. He was always full of energy and spunk, good or bad. Above the two flew a dark feathered galapagos hawk, Jaya.
The warrior loved these moments, when three became one. They ran, or flew, in time. The wind throwing her spikey, flame red hair back. As a trio, theyw ere invincable, never losing a fight or misplacing their respect. Aidan's free spirit mixed with Jaya's calm and thoughtful nature came together to balance within Asha. She sloed downa s she noticed a new smell, followed by a figure. Aidan stopped mid gallop and took a few steps back, allowing Jaya to land on his bare back. The two were usualy good about giving the wolf space to interact with others without their constant care. The pair slowly left with Jaya's final word, "I'm right here...jsut a thought away." Her tiny figure stepped out of the forest as she coughed, announcing her presence. The male looked different. Not the average wolf at the least but, she didn't say anything.
The warrior loved these moments, when three became one. They ran, or flew, in time. The wind throwing her spikey, flame red hair back. As a trio, theyw ere invincable, never losing a fight or misplacing their respect. Aidan's free spirit mixed with Jaya's calm and thoughtful nature came together to balance within Asha. She sloed downa s she noticed a new smell, followed by a figure. Aidan stopped mid gallop and took a few steps back, allowing Jaya to land on his bare back. The two were usualy good about giving the wolf space to interact with others without their constant care. The pair slowly left with Jaya's final word, "I'm right here...jsut a thought away." Her tiny figure stepped out of the forest as she coughed, announcing her presence. The male looked different. Not the average wolf at the least but, she didn't say anything.