06-24-2009, 06:52 PM
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There was no other way to put it; Xeris was lost.
She'd wandered a long way and she was getting very tired. What had started as a simple exploration of the Phoenix Valley borders had become an accidental trek halfway across the 'Souls lands. She was in unfamiliar territory now; the scent of strange wolves filled the air. The white wolf hoped that whoever lived here would at least be friendly enough to point her in the right direction, toward Phoenix Valley. The sun was beginning to set, too, casting a reddish glow upon the clouds and the landscape. If she didn't get home soon, she'd have to spend the night in possibly hostile territory...
After a while, Xeris noted that she could hear the sound of the ocean. Heading toward it, she came upon a beach. It was different than the beach at Phoenix Valley, yet somehow it seemed very similar. Being on the warm sand made Xeris calmer; it reminded her of the Phoenix Valley territory. Still in her lupus form, she stretched herself out on the beach, putting her stomach against the sand. Xeris knew that she couldn't afford to waste too much time, but she figured that a short rest wouldn't hurt.
There was no other way to put it; Xeris was lost.
She'd wandered a long way and she was getting very tired. What had started as a simple exploration of the Phoenix Valley borders had become an accidental trek halfway across the 'Souls lands. She was in unfamiliar territory now; the scent of strange wolves filled the air. The white wolf hoped that whoever lived here would at least be friendly enough to point her in the right direction, toward Phoenix Valley. The sun was beginning to set, too, casting a reddish glow upon the clouds and the landscape. If she didn't get home soon, she'd have to spend the night in possibly hostile territory...
After a while, Xeris noted that she could hear the sound of the ocean. Heading toward it, she came upon a beach. It was different than the beach at Phoenix Valley, yet somehow it seemed very similar. Being on the warm sand made Xeris calmer; it reminded her of the Phoenix Valley territory. Still in her lupus form, she stretched herself out on the beach, putting her stomach against the sand. Xeris knew that she couldn't afford to waste too much time, but she figured that a short rest wouldn't hurt.