in the land of my father

Bindu Epals · 08-19-2010, 10:37 PM

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End thread.

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Sleep collected in the corner of two very dark eyes, making them heavily like two smooth rocks. Bindu's mouth gaped open in a blithely large yawn, teeth revealing themselves to the blooming night sky. The sun was going down now, and a rainbow of color had been thrown across the sky. Orange, pink, purple, blue; reflected in twin black mirrors, which were, like the sun, slowly disappearing. Element was still standing somewhere near, so the teen tried to stay awake for him, but the endeavor was without motivation. She continued to drift off, even more unconcerned than usual, because today hadn't been awful. Yes, the red wolf had returned twice, but there had also been two good meals and a black doe-mes-tic bobcat who had pretty green eyes and a nice sky and a new direction. Not a bad day.

A smell nagged at the corner of Bindu's sniffer, as the puddle of sick was pooled near her side- dangerously close to sleeping quarters. As if in a dream, the wolfdog felt her legs stand, walk over a few feet and then fold neatly beneath sharp cornered ribs. Her blackish eyes probed the swirly figure of a cat, sitting a few feet away. He was saying something, and through her stupor Bindu heard the words 'help', 'ask', and 'wolves'. She would definitely go to ask help from the wolves, yes ... she heard they were very nice ...

"You've got purdy eyes, cat," murmured Bindu quietly, in Element's general direction. Her throat drew the word 'eyes' out for so long and so indistinctly that it sounded like 'ahhh-ze', courtesy of the south. Those were her parting words to the helpful black cat, a 'thank you' from a wolf who just didn't know how to say it. In the fading light of day, Bindu Epals quietly slipped into sleep. The purr of the ocean sang a gentle lullaby, inviting her into the land of her father.

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