Many wolves looking for relaxation come to Blossom Field. A gentle breeze vibrating the blossoming flowers is quite a sight to see and it is quite a favourite for wolves to come with their mates.
A recent fire has ruined the scenery, half the field covered with soot and marked with scars of the flames. The other half is untouched, however.
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Posted on February 11, 2012 at 09:00:16 PM by Sweets
The boy was far from his home of Bright Moon. He hadn't seen any of his demented siblings lately. Oreo Twist talked to himself about himself in the third person....it kind of creeped Sweets out. But he was an innocent fellow and often said very little to his siblings. He had yet to figure out if there were any major oddities about his other sibling, Little Flawless. Then again, he hadn't really spent a whole lot of time with either of them. He'd kind of wandered off as soon as he could to explore and no one had stopped him from walking out of the pack lands. This place had only attracted him because he was tired of walking and had plopped down in the flowers. The smell of burnt things interested him after he'd caught his breath and he'd trod around a bit to get a better look.
After having shuffled around trying to follow his nose to the area that smelled the heaviest of burnt debris, he managed to find the defined line where the fire had split the field. Awkwardly, Sweets reclined on his haunches and stared at the black char that bordered the green lushness. Boring himself in a very quick manner, he began to hop back and forth from side to side, laughing as he went from dead, blackened dirt to tickling, green leaves and flower pedals. The contrast was immense and unlike most pups, he had no interest in playing in just the flowers. He'd never been completely subdued by the pretty, lively things despite his sweet demeanor. There were more things to life than well, life. His light grey paws, overlly big since he had yet to grow into them, were covered in soot and ash by the time he ran out of energy and collapsed on the line, giggling and panting with a strange giddiness. He wasn't sure if it came from having used so much oxygen and being lightheaded or if he just hadn't done anything worth while recently. Whatever it was, he had probably made for an entertaining spectacle.
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