12-05-2008, 05:52 PM
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She stopped what she was doing long enough to pay attention to him, but at the cost of the orange creature backing up and growling at him. This action didn't scare him, but almost drew a growl of his own out, if it weren't for the fact that Naniko more or less reprimanded him on the spot. So indeed, he couldn't help but feel the hurt snake all the way back across his softening features. Apparently, whatever that thing was, wasn't a wolf at all. Some sort of creature. Monster! His thoughts collided his eyes drifted away from Naniko to the animal, leaving him to eye it. A wild animal may as well have been a monster, but by that logic and without him knowing anything, so was he.
He was perfectly content with staring at the critter through the rest of her advising, but had to draw his gaze to her when she asked him a question. From his place on the floor, he shook his head, and promptly rose up on his hind legs, using one foot to hold himself steady as he leaned against the couch, while the other reached out to paw her sadly. He hadn't seen that orange canine before in his life and all he wanted was her attention. As if to get that point across (and to spite the being that had been soaking up her attention moments before), his little tail wagged with a happy sort of determination.
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knowledge locked in a tower — barons will hold the key
She stopped what she was doing long enough to pay attention to him, but at the cost of the orange creature backing up and growling at him. This action didn't scare him, but almost drew a growl of his own out, if it weren't for the fact that Naniko more or less reprimanded him on the spot. So indeed, he couldn't help but feel the hurt snake all the way back across his softening features. Apparently, whatever that thing was, wasn't a wolf at all. Some sort of creature. Monster! His thoughts collided his eyes drifted away from Naniko to the animal, leaving him to eye it. A wild animal may as well have been a monster, but by that logic and without him knowing anything, so was he.
He was perfectly content with staring at the critter through the rest of her advising, but had to draw his gaze to her when she asked him a question. From his place on the floor, he shook his head, and promptly rose up on his hind legs, using one foot to hold himself steady as he leaned against the couch, while the other reached out to paw her sadly. He hadn't seen that orange canine before in his life and all he wanted was her attention. As if to get that point across (and to spite the being that had been soaking up her attention moments before), his little tail wagged with a happy sort of determination.
but if knowledge is power — know this is tyranny