02-20-2009, 07:53 PM
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Hallo!
Ayegali had been out tending the horses when the howl filled the air, pulling her attention away from the bag of food that she had brought for her friends. The raven colored woman lifted her head carefully, nose to the sky and ears swiveling in the direction of the call. It was Catherine, the tribe member that she had recently encountered while she met with her spirit guide for the first time. There didn't seem to be any kind of dangerous urgency in the call, it was more casual than it would have been if there was trouble brewing, so the woman decided to finish tending to the horses. She laid out the food, various fruits and vegetables, on a long towel that had been placed there to keep the food clean for their friends.
Finally, with the horses fed, Ayegali moved out from the shelter and off across the lands. It didn't take her long to pinpoint where the call had come from, altering her direction to make her way to the tribe member. Before long she caught the other woman's scent, but even more interesting than that, the scent of a stranger. Ayegali's pace quickened slightly, taking her across the snow with ease, and she finally caught sight of the pair settled at the borders. "Hello." The woman called out as she approached, making her presence known, before finally slowing herself to a stop near the pair. "What is it that I can help you with?"
Ayegali had been out tending the horses when the howl filled the air, pulling her attention away from the bag of food that she had brought for her friends. The raven colored woman lifted her head carefully, nose to the sky and ears swiveling in the direction of the call. It was Catherine, the tribe member that she had recently encountered while she met with her spirit guide for the first time. There didn't seem to be any kind of dangerous urgency in the call, it was more casual than it would have been if there was trouble brewing, so the woman decided to finish tending to the horses. She laid out the food, various fruits and vegetables, on a long towel that had been placed there to keep the food clean for their friends.
Finally, with the horses fed, Ayegali moved out from the shelter and off across the lands. It didn't take her long to pinpoint where the call had come from, altering her direction to make her way to the tribe member. Before long she caught the other woman's scent, but even more interesting than that, the scent of a stranger. Ayegali's pace quickened slightly, taking her across the snow with ease, and she finally caught sight of the pair settled at the borders. "Hello." The woman called out as she approached, making her presence known, before finally slowing herself to a stop near the pair. "What is it that I can help you with?"