10-29-2008, 10:18 PM
The silvery grey male had been so absorbed in watching his children at play that he hadn't even realized that there was another within the lands until all of a sudden the creamy frame of Magdalena was bounding out of nowhere to come skidding to a stop before him. He couldn't help but let out a cheerful chuckle as he rushed to meet her, his wiry lengthy frame pressed up against her wolfen body as he shook his head and gaspsed. "Of course I'm here! Why do you seem so surprised?" DaVinci hadn't really thought about the fact that she was thinking more along the lines of him being within the pack now but soon enough he'd catch on.
Suddenly he realized it was a little too quiet and he leapt back, his head pulled up as he gazed around in a panic. Skittering away from his sibling he called out. "Tyrone! Skylar!" Didn't he feel stupid now, the first distraction and he'd gone and lost his kids. Damn it, he wasn't ready for this. He'd never be ready for this. Pushing himself off the path he called back to Magdalena. "Com'mon, we have to find them!"
The stormy eyed boy hadn't even stopped to realize that his sister had no clue who they were chasing through the meadow or what they looked like. He wished that he knew the lands better as well as how in the hell to make his children listen to him. His paws flew through the grasses as he heard the high pitched giggle, pasuing he stood still with his oversized ears alert for the next sound the girl made. "Skyllllarr.." he called out gruffly in warning.
Suddenly he realized it was a little too quiet and he leapt back, his head pulled up as he gazed around in a panic. Skittering away from his sibling he called out. "Tyrone! Skylar!" Didn't he feel stupid now, the first distraction and he'd gone and lost his kids. Damn it, he wasn't ready for this. He'd never be ready for this. Pushing himself off the path he called back to Magdalena. "Com'mon, we have to find them!"
The stormy eyed boy hadn't even stopped to realize that his sister had no clue who they were chasing through the meadow or what they looked like. He wished that he knew the lands better as well as how in the hell to make his children listen to him. His paws flew through the grasses as he heard the high pitched giggle, pasuing he stood still with his oversized ears alert for the next sound the girl made. "Skyllllarr.." he called out gruffly in warning.