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.
GOBBLE YOU UP IP: 92.14.28.254 Posted on July 19, 2012 at 05:35:25 AM by Seiki
Her thoughts of loneliness and despair were soon shattered a broken, sounds piercing the zone she had frozen in. The soundless fae blinked once, twice, three times at the odd female, who’s fur held the palest colour, as white as the pearls in the ocean, as faint as the delicate snowflakes and as bold as the moon. Her bones twisted and prodded out of skin, Seiki pondered if they got any thinner whether they’d manage to escape the body! The skinny girl who stood in front of her seemed sick, her bones poked out and there was a certain sense of insanity. Not to mention her body seemed as delicate as a snowflake, and bruises, everywhere. They were worse in some places than others, but they were everywhere! Tender and sore they defiantly made Seiki suspicious. Open wounds too? Seiki just stared, concerned about the stranger whose body was repulsive. Seiki moved onto her eyes, a pale blue eye colour, like a morning blue of sky. She held happiness but how they did, she did not comprehend. They had so many suspicions and ‘evidence’ if you like, or abuse that it was almost impossible to picture her as happy!
Seiki continued to stare upon the strange creature, her mind she could tell was full of buzzing bees and full of energy that distracted her. In fact, after asking her stuff which Seiki knew she could not answer, pity that. She seemed such a sweet but creepy little girl. Anyway, after the words her muzzle shot around swinging her cranium along with it. She seemed to stare at something, as if there was something standing behind her. By gum, this girl WAS insane! The soundless girl looked upon her in a pitying way, not to mention a puzzling reaction. She had forgotten about her voice, but she still had to give the insane little pup an answer, right? “No…” Seiki began, a gruff sound scuffing her words; she knew that the insane wolf would have to strain to hear. “Speak.” She finished, ending it with a whole chorus of coughing. Heaving a great breath Seiki pondered what else this insane creature would bring up to in topic. She’d much rather listen; she was never the talking type any way… Ha, as if. She never stopped talking until she ran off without a care of a thought in the world, pity, ay?
The insane little girl reminded her of her younger, more naïve days which she romped without a care thinking she was the bee’s knees. Chuckling gently to her, she remembered how the ‘great’ and ‘powerful’ elders chanted and warned her, of course back then she knew they were wrong. And now, they were proved right, however – luckily they didn’t actually know that. Right now, Seiki could be running a wolf pack all by herself for all they knew! Of course, that was never going to happen in a million years; Seiki was too… quiet? Well, at least her speech was, in her mind she spoke all the time, about people. It was horrible being unable to even say a sentence without breaking up into a fit of coughing. And it hurt… If only, she could have believed them, they had more wisdom than any other wolf and she decided to replace them with her make belief maturity! The girl sighed for there was not a lot she could do about it anymore. How pitiful.
The girl snapped out of her little day dream, up to the girl and smiled. The weather was still sunny, but had grown slightly chillier as it grew later into the night. Sending out troops of night monsters to wait to gobble you up.
