05-28-2009, 11:05 PM
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When you're ready was the reply that was given, and nothing more. When was the time, though? Wouldn't now be the right time? Catalyst was unsure. The idea of being a warrior sounded like an exciting concept, but if the ivory pup was to wake up tomorrow with the first steps of becoming a warrior, training and discipline with the mind and all, it simply couldn't be achieved yet. Catalyst had some growing to do, and perhaps in the several months to come would be the time when she would be ready. The pup wanted to give an answer, but right now she still wanted to sleep in with her brother and sisters, play the day away, and do all things that very young puppies did. Perhaps Catalyst would take up Cwmfen's offer, but that would only be revealed with time.
Cwmfen spoke of promising her to not find the monster puppy eater. This would surely kill the pup on the inside, knowing the even while honoring a promise to Cwmfen was important, it was also upholding the honor of her family as well, to defend and protect them. She was the first born, the largest of them, and even while she was a female, there would be no costs whatsoever on not standing up for either of them, no matter how they got along with each other. Her head was still down, contemplating. She didn't want to disappoint the warrior, for she sounded very serious. "Yes Miss Cwmfen..." She then muttered, looking up at her with a small smile. However, the puppy's arrogance would overthrow her word, and within the next couple of days would meet two very unlikely individuals at the borders of Dahlia that would act and say upon some very interesting things about Dahlia itself. It would be an indicator then that even now the puppy wasn't ready to start the training and journey as a warrior yet, for she would break her word with Cwmfen not once, but twice over.
Meanwhile with swimming, the warrior laughed gently as she watched the pup paddle as with much effort as possible, and her effort was causing her limbs and paws to get heated from the movement. Apparently she was doing fine, and Catalyst tried to muster a toothy smile as she strained her neck from submerging. A little bit more until Cwmfen approved of her display, and now offered to take her back to shore and firm ground. What a relief! The pup felt like she was about to give out until the gentle grasp of the warrior was felt, and before she knew it the both of them were gliding to the shore. The way back was a little treat for Catalyst, as their swift motion back to shallow waters was quite fun for herself as it felt she was sailing along. A small giggle rose from her, a little disappointed to see her ride ending so quickly. Finally coming upon solid ground, the first thing she did was shake her coat throughly (and hopefully not making a mess upon Cwmfen's crow, if it happened to be upon the ground or not). With her fur matted and sticking up haphazardly, a proud smile boasted on her maw as she looked back to the depths. "I did wonderful?" It felt good to be praised, and better more to conquer the depths of the Spring. Just wait until the rest of her siblings knew what she did! Speaking of which, it seemed to be getting late, judging by the position and colors of the sky. "Miss Cwmfen... I think I hafta' go now. Is' getting late." Catalyst didn't want Miss Cercelee to be upset for staying out too late, but at the same time she didn't want her moment to end with Miss Cwmfen, seeing as how she was having fun talking and swimming with her.
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When you're ready was the reply that was given, and nothing more. When was the time, though? Wouldn't now be the right time? Catalyst was unsure. The idea of being a warrior sounded like an exciting concept, but if the ivory pup was to wake up tomorrow with the first steps of becoming a warrior, training and discipline with the mind and all, it simply couldn't be achieved yet. Catalyst had some growing to do, and perhaps in the several months to come would be the time when she would be ready. The pup wanted to give an answer, but right now she still wanted to sleep in with her brother and sisters, play the day away, and do all things that very young puppies did. Perhaps Catalyst would take up Cwmfen's offer, but that would only be revealed with time.
Cwmfen spoke of promising her to not find the monster puppy eater. This would surely kill the pup on the inside, knowing the even while honoring a promise to Cwmfen was important, it was also upholding the honor of her family as well, to defend and protect them. She was the first born, the largest of them, and even while she was a female, there would be no costs whatsoever on not standing up for either of them, no matter how they got along with each other. Her head was still down, contemplating. She didn't want to disappoint the warrior, for she sounded very serious. "Yes Miss Cwmfen..." She then muttered, looking up at her with a small smile. However, the puppy's arrogance would overthrow her word, and within the next couple of days would meet two very unlikely individuals at the borders of Dahlia that would act and say upon some very interesting things about Dahlia itself. It would be an indicator then that even now the puppy wasn't ready to start the training and journey as a warrior yet, for she would break her word with Cwmfen not once, but twice over.
Meanwhile with swimming, the warrior laughed gently as she watched the pup paddle as with much effort as possible, and her effort was causing her limbs and paws to get heated from the movement. Apparently she was doing fine, and Catalyst tried to muster a toothy smile as she strained her neck from submerging. A little bit more until Cwmfen approved of her display, and now offered to take her back to shore and firm ground. What a relief! The pup felt like she was about to give out until the gentle grasp of the warrior was felt, and before she knew it the both of them were gliding to the shore. The way back was a little treat for Catalyst, as their swift motion back to shallow waters was quite fun for herself as it felt she was sailing along. A small giggle rose from her, a little disappointed to see her ride ending so quickly. Finally coming upon solid ground, the first thing she did was shake her coat throughly (and hopefully not making a mess upon Cwmfen's crow, if it happened to be upon the ground or not). With her fur matted and sticking up haphazardly, a proud smile boasted on her maw as she looked back to the depths. "I did wonderful?" It felt good to be praised, and better more to conquer the depths of the Spring. Just wait until the rest of her siblings knew what she did! Speaking of which, it seemed to be getting late, judging by the position and colors of the sky. "Miss Cwmfen... I think I hafta' go now. Is' getting late." Catalyst didn't want Miss Cercelee to be upset for staying out too late, but at the same time she didn't want her moment to end with Miss Cwmfen, seeing as how she was having fun talking and swimming with her.
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