02-28-2009, 01:30 PM
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It may not seem so but Ade is getting much better about her biases! XD
The sun was in her favor and the coyote had yet to make out just who was calling out to her. Adelaida then realized it was not too late to turn back and flee, leaving the female with just another unsettling and strange encounter. Yet Adeladia also realized that was no how she wanted this one to end. Coyotes were still untrustworthy, vile creatures– they always would be. Perhaps though, Adelaida was coming to believe this more and more, there were exceptions to the rules. Ril’o and Mew were Luperci, and while that was certainly undesirable, they were both kind and caring, providing her companionship and compassion when Sankor and Alexey had failed her. And she too, though she did not like to verbally admit this still she had mentally accepted it, was a Luperci. She had not chosen this, just as the others had not chosen to be coyote, luperci or both. This did not automatically make one horrible, even if it raised the likeliness greatly.
Swallowing hard and stepping forward, making sure now she came close enough for the female to see her clearly but far enough away to have a head start if the female responded negatively, Adelaida cleared her throat. "Good morning." And then she was at a loss for what to say. They didn’t even know each other’s names, and remembering the last encounter Adelaida suddenly felt foolish and confused. Completely unsure of why she had come this way and how come she had run the other way yet. "W-what’s her name?" Brilliantly bright blue eyes fell on the child, and Adelaida managed a genuine smile.
The sun was in her favor and the coyote had yet to make out just who was calling out to her. Adelaida then realized it was not too late to turn back and flee, leaving the female with just another unsettling and strange encounter. Yet Adeladia also realized that was no how she wanted this one to end. Coyotes were still untrustworthy, vile creatures– they always would be. Perhaps though, Adelaida was coming to believe this more and more, there were exceptions to the rules. Ril’o and Mew were Luperci, and while that was certainly undesirable, they were both kind and caring, providing her companionship and compassion when Sankor and Alexey had failed her. And she too, though she did not like to verbally admit this still she had mentally accepted it, was a Luperci. She had not chosen this, just as the others had not chosen to be coyote, luperci or both. This did not automatically make one horrible, even if it raised the likeliness greatly.
Swallowing hard and stepping forward, making sure now she came close enough for the female to see her clearly but far enough away to have a head start if the female responded negatively, Adelaida cleared her throat. "Good morning." And then she was at a loss for what to say. They didn’t even know each other’s names, and remembering the last encounter Adelaida suddenly felt foolish and confused. Completely unsure of why she had come this way and how come she had run the other way yet. "W-what’s her name?" Brilliantly bright blue eyes fell on the child, and Adelaida managed a genuine smile.