all those magical qualities
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He stopped as soon as his predator disappeared in the haze of the thickening forest. Brexlon slowed his bounding pace until he stood silently in the soft moss underneath the undergrowth. Time went by slowly as he tried to calm his ragged breathing. Every time he was chased by a wolf they eventually tired around the same distance and let him be. With a pleased expression, the elder red deer was oblivious that he had been chased inside another packs borders which had kept the other wolf at bay.

A nervous glance confirmed that he was alone and slowly the stag began grazing on the frosty bits of grass that poked out of the thick moss. Shudders went through his blazing red body as the sweat cooled his body temperature in the cool afternoon air. Sounds of dripping water and small prey surrounded the old stag in a gentle harmony. The coldness only sent aching in his ten-point antlers. Soon he would shed them and be almost defenseless against all the wolves that seem to appear everywhere.

An unnatural sound filled the air and Brexlon lifted his back flecked head cautiously. After more than a minute of another statue pose the red stag bent his head to eat again, black eyes flickering for any signs of more movement. His flamboyant coat stood out starkly against the almost grey hued winter forest. He clicked at a bird perched on a branch a few antler lengths above him. It looked at him with intrigue and a horse-like smile spread Brexlon’s lips. The ability to speech high-speech was an impressive quality that never failed to disturb him. With another chirp the bird took off and the red deer went back to eating.

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Sie-edit: I fixed your table for you!
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instead! You might wanna fix that on your table document or your graphic log. Big Grin
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Animals are friends. Not food.


The pup's wide eyes studied the deer from distance, looking over his bodily features. He was well built with a face that looked like it had been carved from stone. The markings were interesting, as well. He always thought of deers, moose, and those other kinds of creatures as plain animals. Having bland shades of lazy grays and lights browns. But this male was an exception. His antlers were beautiful and proud, sitting atop his head. He didn't even think a full grown wolf would attempt to get him, or even a group of hunting wolves. The boy couldn't even bring himself to think about what it would be like to get a wound from one of those.. He shivered, trying to brush off the revolting thoughts.

He knew better then to try and sneak up on the stud. So while walking towards him he made sure the each small snow pile made a healthy "Crunch!" sound as he walked upon it. With only a few feet of space between them, the pup spoke. "Welcome to Dahlia!" A smile rested on his lips, inviting the creature to respond. Nature was beautiful, but not all of it's animals were as nice as the wolves Range had come to know in Dahlia.




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