04-30-2012, 04:59 PM
OOC: God damn! I did it again. This is Sidra's post. XD
The annoying morning light fluttered through the trees to hit Sidra smack dab in her eyes. Though, they were closed, the light seemed to seep through her eyelids. Quite an annoyance. She uttered a few curses at the sky and then rolled over, trying to avoid the sunlight. Her nose was met with the strong smell of male wolf. Eyes jutted open and hackles raised as she realized she might be in danger only to find a large earthy male sleeping right next to her peacefully. An unhappy growl escaped her as she put together the pieces from last night's chaos. An empty bottle of whine lay in between the two and a salty smell lingered above, articles of clothing littered the ground around them. A few other other males lay scattered in the forest a few feet away. Sidra looked on her other side to see Kativa sleeping quietly with a gold necklace in her hand. A slight smile creased the gold and black females lips as she realized what they had done. It was regrettable, but worth it.
Sidra quickly stood and gathered her things, putting on her blood red cloak and tying it in the front. She woke Kativa quietly as not to disturb the wolves around them. "Hey. It's time to get going. Hurry up and gather your belongings." A wink was given by Sidra and replaced with a nod by Kativa as she to rose to dress herself. The two snuck around the camp completely silently, sticking their hands in the men's belongings trying to find anything of worth. A couple necklaces were found, some rings, and more bottles of whine. Another smile shone on her face. She'd grown accustomed to drinking alcohol, in small portions.
Once the two were sure they'd gotten everything worth anything they made there way to the horses. Which they'd smartly placed a littler farther off, so they wouldn't cause a commotion when they left. Soloman and Balthamos gave slight whinnies at the girls' approach. "Hush you two." Kativa tried to calm them with her words. Grumbles could be heard from the camp they'd just left. The two needed to leave, now! They jumbled to get the stolen belongings into the packs on their horses, the men were waking. Whispering at each other to hurry up. Once done, they mounted the horses and rode off. A sigh escaped Sidra's lips. "That was a close one." Kativa laughed and nodded in approval. "Hey, I'm gonna go scout the land a bit. This is new territory for us. Maybe I'll find somewhere we can stay for a while." Kativa turned with with a smile on her face. "Okay. See you before nightfall yeah?" Sidra nodded and Kativa took off through the forest.
Sidra looked at her surroundings, then took off in the opposite direction of her companion. Not sure where she would be heading. She simply let Soloman lead the way. She kept alert for anything that may come from the dense surrounding forest. She doubted she would find any more adventure for a while. She giggled to herself, thinking about how silly those men were. "Stupid fools. Thanks for the whine and jewelry." Her tail swayed behind her, thumping against Soloman's back. He whinnied and tossed his head. Sidra, patted his neck gently to calm the gentle beast.
The annoying morning light fluttered through the trees to hit Sidra smack dab in her eyes. Though, they were closed, the light seemed to seep through her eyelids. Quite an annoyance. She uttered a few curses at the sky and then rolled over, trying to avoid the sunlight. Her nose was met with the strong smell of male wolf. Eyes jutted open and hackles raised as she realized she might be in danger only to find a large earthy male sleeping right next to her peacefully. An unhappy growl escaped her as she put together the pieces from last night's chaos. An empty bottle of whine lay in between the two and a salty smell lingered above, articles of clothing littered the ground around them. A few other other males lay scattered in the forest a few feet away. Sidra looked on her other side to see Kativa sleeping quietly with a gold necklace in her hand. A slight smile creased the gold and black females lips as she realized what they had done. It was regrettable, but worth it.
Sidra quickly stood and gathered her things, putting on her blood red cloak and tying it in the front. She woke Kativa quietly as not to disturb the wolves around them. "Hey. It's time to get going. Hurry up and gather your belongings." A wink was given by Sidra and replaced with a nod by Kativa as she to rose to dress herself. The two snuck around the camp completely silently, sticking their hands in the men's belongings trying to find anything of worth. A couple necklaces were found, some rings, and more bottles of whine. Another smile shone on her face. She'd grown accustomed to drinking alcohol, in small portions.
Once the two were sure they'd gotten everything worth anything they made there way to the horses. Which they'd smartly placed a littler farther off, so they wouldn't cause a commotion when they left. Soloman and Balthamos gave slight whinnies at the girls' approach. "Hush you two." Kativa tried to calm them with her words. Grumbles could be heard from the camp they'd just left. The two needed to leave, now! They jumbled to get the stolen belongings into the packs on their horses, the men were waking. Whispering at each other to hurry up. Once done, they mounted the horses and rode off. A sigh escaped Sidra's lips. "That was a close one." Kativa laughed and nodded in approval. "Hey, I'm gonna go scout the land a bit. This is new territory for us. Maybe I'll find somewhere we can stay for a while." Kativa turned with with a smile on her face. "Okay. See you before nightfall yeah?" Sidra nodded and Kativa took off through the forest.
Sidra looked at her surroundings, then took off in the opposite direction of her companion. Not sure where she would be heading. She simply let Soloman lead the way. She kept alert for anything that may come from the dense surrounding forest. She doubted she would find any more adventure for a while. She giggled to herself, thinking about how silly those men were. "Stupid fools. Thanks for the whine and jewelry." Her tail swayed behind her, thumping against Soloman's back. He whinnied and tossed his head. Sidra, patted his neck gently to calm the gentle beast.