Aurora kept focused, senses focused only on her surroundings. After a little while of waiting, she became annoyed and snorted a bit.

When she inhaled right after, a scent drafted into her nose, the scent of another feya. Relief washed over her, and a quiet sigh showed it. Still, Aurora didn't know where the scent was coming from, she thought it was North, but it could of been West as well. Her sense of smell was not that perfect, and usually she messed up a scent from the east with it coming from the west. Her audits stood at attention, like soilders at training, maybe even war. And they listened intently.

"I am Genysis, I mean you no harm." Aurora heard, and she still felt wary. The lass had exxperienced a brute just like that. He was a good immitator too. Even the scent he got perfect. And it was weird too. She had learned the tricks of most boys. She just couldn't explore the mind of those who were kind and muture, and everything that wasn't mean. Aurora knew at least one wolf like that existed out there, and wasn't urging herself to find him.

She stood there like a dork while the other wolf (that she didn't know was there,) must of waited for her reply or something. Aurora looked over her shoulder, as a feeling someone was staring at her. but she beilieved it was her imagination. But it wasn't, and she had high hopes it would be just a vivid, and real dream.

When her blue-grey orbs caught the other feya, she jumped and turned to the wolf that must of been a exact replica of her, except the eyes and a few other markings along the body. They were emerald, which wasn't that uncommon, unlike her own. Her pillars were planted into the ground like an old oak tree, rickedy and unsturdy. She had fear embedded in her system as well. Was this Genisys?

"Are you Genisys?" Aurora asked, and walked a bit closer, a wobble really. It wasn't her fault she was scared, Aurora ahd bad experience with people, especially guys. Some thought of her as rambunctious, others thought she was mental and needed one of those facilities crazy two-leggers went to. Really, this girl wasn't like that.

Aurora's ears perked at something crashing, and looked at her makeshift den, seeing it was in peices. The tree was sunk in the ground a bit, for now it was on a tilt. Grey-blue orbs widened, and she then closed them another sigh coming out. "I'm lucky I wasn't sleeping for any longer..." She spoke her thoughts, a common habbit of hers. Ears back, she turned her cranium back to look at 'Genisys'.

She opened her eyes, and perked her ears back up. "I'm Aurora, it's nice to meet you." A gentle smile came across her face, one that she usually never did show. It wasn't real, and now, to her, it did.


Though my actions may be innocent,

“My words may be malicious if I find the need for them to be.”