03-28-2009, 03:15 AM
Why she did the things she did she would never know, actually, she always knew the reasons why but to the rest of the world it probably made no sense. Firefly just had to remove herself from the packlands after the things she'd done the night before. It had been enough alcohol to cause enough damage but not enough for her to forget it all come morning. She knew that Haku's and her own mateship had been destroyed so long ago but she wasn't about to have another down and out with the Lilium over what she wasn't allowed to do yet was perfectly fine for him.
The coppery gold woman bared her teeth at the idea as the bright light seemed to much overhead on the warm sunny day. It was beginning to seem like spring and the Acer of Dahlia de Mai figured that she might as well take her time to roam the lands away from the packs. She didn't want to linger in the sun too long today so she quietly slipped into the cover of the dampwoods, hoping that the cooler shadows would be enough to sooth the roar of her splitting headache.
She wrinkled her nose as the small voice in the back of her head began to scowl her before she realized soon enough that the voice wasn't in the back of her head. She snarled as her eyes caught sight of the stupid family of chipmunks that had decided to come out and bitch about the fact that she was tramping through their woods. If they were smart enough to understand her she'd give the beasties a piece of her mind but she just figured it wasn't worth her time and flicked her tail at the annoyances and moved one deeper into the forest.
The coppery gold woman bared her teeth at the idea as the bright light seemed to much overhead on the warm sunny day. It was beginning to seem like spring and the Acer of Dahlia de Mai figured that she might as well take her time to roam the lands away from the packs. She didn't want to linger in the sun too long today so she quietly slipped into the cover of the dampwoods, hoping that the cooler shadows would be enough to sooth the roar of her splitting headache.
She wrinkled her nose as the small voice in the back of her head began to scowl her before she realized soon enough that the voice wasn't in the back of her head. She snarled as her eyes caught sight of the stupid family of chipmunks that had decided to come out and bitch about the fact that she was tramping through their woods. If they were smart enough to understand her she'd give the beasties a piece of her mind but she just figured it wasn't worth her time and flicked her tail at the annoyances and moved one deeper into the forest.