12-20-2008, 04:43 PM
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I went ahead and titled Leland and added him to the ranks, since we already know he'll be accepted. XP
Morning had come and past, bringing on the cold of the evening and the small flurries of snow that accompanied it. Ayegali watched it fall slowly to the ground, leaning back against one of the posts of the barbed wire fence. The days had been quiet since they had arrived and they had all seemed to settle in fairly quickly. Prey was abundant, even in such a cold time, and life seemed to be starting over for all of them. This is what brought such a content feeling to the dark woman who stood and watched, knowing that there was some comfort for those who had managed to make it, despite the fact that they majority of her tribe, including her own siblings, hadn't made it back to them. Like all good leaders should, the red dyed woman had faith that her members would pull through and soon be reunited.
With a careful smile on her face she pushed away from the post, making her way across the snow covered ground slowly. It crunched lightly beneath her as she went, making her way from the fence and farther in to the lands. The horses were content and warm in the shelter that had been built for them, lined with fur and blankets to keep out the cold air and hold the warmth, and Ayegali regarded with with a smile and a nod as she passed them by, breaking away from the open field and entering a small patch of trees.
Morning had come and past, bringing on the cold of the evening and the small flurries of snow that accompanied it. Ayegali watched it fall slowly to the ground, leaning back against one of the posts of the barbed wire fence. The days had been quiet since they had arrived and they had all seemed to settle in fairly quickly. Prey was abundant, even in such a cold time, and life seemed to be starting over for all of them. This is what brought such a content feeling to the dark woman who stood and watched, knowing that there was some comfort for those who had managed to make it, despite the fact that they majority of her tribe, including her own siblings, hadn't made it back to them. Like all good leaders should, the red dyed woman had faith that her members would pull through and soon be reunited.
With a careful smile on her face she pushed away from the post, making her way across the snow covered ground slowly. It crunched lightly beneath her as she went, making her way from the fence and farther in to the lands. The horses were content and warm in the shelter that had been built for them, lined with fur and blankets to keep out the cold air and hold the warmth, and Ayegali regarded with with a smile and a nod as she passed them by, breaking away from the open field and entering a small patch of trees.