10-10-2010, 02:57 AM
Character Name: Averaeshi
Character Birthdate (including year): March 2006
Whether s/he is a regular wolf or a Luperci: Yes
Species: Egyptian Jackal
Gender: Male
A secondary form of contact (AIM, MSN, Y!M).
Currently played characters: Primary- Averaeshi
How you found 'Souls: Surfing through wolf RPGs
Initial post:
Averaeshi stared at the coastline intently, his eyes scouring the beach for any creature that might do him harm. It was always good to be careful in new lands, lest one encounter hostility that could have easily been avoided. Confident that no one was on the beach, he began to steer the skiff landwards, his muscles straining to control it. Even after an entire year of sailing he still wasn’t used to all of the delicate intricacies needed to pilot his ship. When he had first started his voyage he had almost crashed the skiff against the shore more times than he could count.
The skiff finally beached along the rocky shore and Averaeshi let out a sigh of relief, wincing as his stomach once again cramped. He hadn’t eaten in three days, and it was beginning to show, his ribs sticking out jaggedly against his fur. He scratched his salt encrusted fur absentmindedly as he observed his surroundings, looking for any signs that the land might be occupied. Satisfied that he would not be surprised from behind, he walked further up the shore, looking for driftwood to make a fire. Night was fast approaching, and while a fire might give away his position, it would also shield him from the harsh coldness of this land.
An hour later he was finished, contentedly watching the smoke drift up towards the sky in the dying light. A shiver ran through him as the cold increased in intensity, clasping him firmly with its icy claws. Memories flicked through his mind of the vast sea of sand he had once lived on. There he had been warm all the time, and the scarcity of fur on his body had been a blessing. But here the land was cold and barren, far away from the warmth of Anubis’s love. His weariness finaly caught up to him as he began to fall asleep.
Character Birthdate (including year): March 2006
Whether s/he is a regular wolf or a Luperci: Yes
Species: Egyptian Jackal
Gender: Male
A secondary form of contact (AIM, MSN, Y!M).
Currently played characters: Primary- Averaeshi
How you found 'Souls: Surfing through wolf RPGs
Initial post:
Averaeshi stared at the coastline intently, his eyes scouring the beach for any creature that might do him harm. It was always good to be careful in new lands, lest one encounter hostility that could have easily been avoided. Confident that no one was on the beach, he began to steer the skiff landwards, his muscles straining to control it. Even after an entire year of sailing he still wasn’t used to all of the delicate intricacies needed to pilot his ship. When he had first started his voyage he had almost crashed the skiff against the shore more times than he could count.
The skiff finally beached along the rocky shore and Averaeshi let out a sigh of relief, wincing as his stomach once again cramped. He hadn’t eaten in three days, and it was beginning to show, his ribs sticking out jaggedly against his fur. He scratched his salt encrusted fur absentmindedly as he observed his surroundings, looking for any signs that the land might be occupied. Satisfied that he would not be surprised from behind, he walked further up the shore, looking for driftwood to make a fire. Night was fast approaching, and while a fire might give away his position, it would also shield him from the harsh coldness of this land.
An hour later he was finished, contentedly watching the smoke drift up towards the sky in the dying light. A shiver ran through him as the cold increased in intensity, clasping him firmly with its icy claws. Memories flicked through his mind of the vast sea of sand he had once lived on. There he had been warm all the time, and the scarcity of fur on his body had been a blessing. But here the land was cold and barren, far away from the warmth of Anubis’s love. His weariness finaly caught up to him as he began to fall asleep.