04-24-2009, 07:20 PM
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ooc: Would it be okay for the stump to be located inside the borders? 
If not, we can work something else out ^^ I thought they should meet!
The weather hadn't been to bad today, the sky a deep blue color. There weren't too many clouds overhead as she walked, looking up at it occasionally. Naniko didn't mind walking too much, especially short distances, so Aniwaya had seemed like the perfect destination. She had been wondering how Dawali and Ember were doing, and was going to stop by and see if the pack was in need of any medical supplies. Now that spring time was here, she had replenished her whole entire stock of herbs. She had more than enough to share with the neighboring packs.
She was careful with the way that she walked, keeping her bookbag nice and still. She had a small fox kit in the back pocket of the bag, his front legs and head sticking out and watching the scenery as they went. Its mother had died, and the female had been taking care of it for the last week or so. She didn't mind foxes too much, except for the smell.
Naniko stopped when she reached the borderline of Aniwaya, looking around. Would anyone be there to greet her, or would she have to wait a little while? "Hello?" She called.
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If not, we can work something else out ^^ I thought they should meet!The weather hadn't been to bad today, the sky a deep blue color. There weren't too many clouds overhead as she walked, looking up at it occasionally. Naniko didn't mind walking too much, especially short distances, so Aniwaya had seemed like the perfect destination. She had been wondering how Dawali and Ember were doing, and was going to stop by and see if the pack was in need of any medical supplies. Now that spring time was here, she had replenished her whole entire stock of herbs. She had more than enough to share with the neighboring packs.
She was careful with the way that she walked, keeping her bookbag nice and still. She had a small fox kit in the back pocket of the bag, his front legs and head sticking out and watching the scenery as they went. Its mother had died, and the female had been taking care of it for the last week or so. She didn't mind foxes too much, except for the smell.
Naniko stopped when she reached the borderline of Aniwaya, looking around. Would anyone be there to greet her, or would she have to wait a little while? "Hello?" She called.