11-14-2008, 08:27 PM
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Leland had come to the land that he knew as Twilight Vale, only to find himself confused. The scent was different, and as Leland wandered along the edge of the border, he realized that the borders were different. The scent of Naniko, which had been prevalent in Twilight Vale, was thick in the air here as well, but something was off. Why had they moved the pack, and why did it not smell like... the same pack? Leland had just taken a seat, settling his haunches onto the ground to contemplate this when the figure of a small, brown, fuzz ball came into view. Tilting his head quizzically at the creature, whom was so wrapped up in the chase of a grasshopper to notice the red hued husky. Chuckling to himself, Leland rose to his overly large paws and moved silently towards the small child.
Once close enough, only a yard or so away, Leland called out, cheerfully and loudly, intending to startle the lad. "Hey thar kiddo! Watcha hunting? Goose, deer, er is it jus’ a pesky ol’ elk?" His bi colored eyes stayed fixated on the boy, wondering what such a young creature was doing all out on his own without any supervision. Luckily it had been Leland to stumble across the kid, or so Leland thought, who only knew what harm could befall a child on it’s own?
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Leland had come to the land that he knew as Twilight Vale, only to find himself confused. The scent was different, and as Leland wandered along the edge of the border, he realized that the borders were different. The scent of Naniko, which had been prevalent in Twilight Vale, was thick in the air here as well, but something was off. Why had they moved the pack, and why did it not smell like... the same pack? Leland had just taken a seat, settling his haunches onto the ground to contemplate this when the figure of a small, brown, fuzz ball came into view. Tilting his head quizzically at the creature, whom was so wrapped up in the chase of a grasshopper to notice the red hued husky. Chuckling to himself, Leland rose to his overly large paws and moved silently towards the small child.
Once close enough, only a yard or so away, Leland called out, cheerfully and loudly, intending to startle the lad. "Hey thar kiddo! Watcha hunting? Goose, deer, er is it jus’ a pesky ol’ elk?" His bi colored eyes stayed fixated on the boy, wondering what such a young creature was doing all out on his own without any supervision. Luckily it had been Leland to stumble across the kid, or so Leland thought, who only knew what harm could befall a child on it’s own?
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