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.
Bang bangmybabyshotmedown IP: 24.62.203.164 Posted on April 5, 2016 at 02:15:37 AM by Morgana
That damn kalak.
Morgana was never going to forgive that beautiful disaster. Harries, the stupid tease, had simply upped and vanished. And Morgana hadn’t been finished playing with him. She’d finally met someone to match her talent in seduction, someone with similar goals in life. They’d had fun, toying with each other, but had always known that eventually one of them would cut and run. She’d just thought that it would be her. How dare Harries leave her. Just who did that gorgeous bastard think he was? Morgana growled and spit at a tree, raking her claws over it in irritation. She’d done the one thing she’d always promised herself she wouldn’t: get attached. Yes, the stone cold enchantress ached for her lover. He was the only man who could keep up with her in every way. She’d had him where she wanted him: begging for her. Yet now it was her turn to beg, though she had no one to beg to. She’d tried to keep herself entertained, but no one else was up to par. Men, she decided, were lowly idiots who should feel blessed if she even graced them with her presence.
The kalik seductress stalked around her kingdom (which, as far as she was concerned, was all of Blossom Forest), looking for someone, anyone to provide some entertain her. Morgana’s standards were high and she wouldn’t even get out of bed for the garbage she’d seen so far. Why must others be so utterly boring? Was it really too much to ask for some drama? Nowadays, everyone seemed to have a stick up their ass when it came to etiquette and rules. It made for a very boring life, Morgana could tell them that. She scoffed when she thought of her days as one of them. Life was so much more fun when one gave in to its vices. It was such a freeing existence.
The sickly sweet scent of flowers drifted on the breeze. Blossom Field was close at hand. Though Mor was certainly not one for flowers, she did enjoy the duality of the field, like the two sides of a person. There was quite the ruckus up ahead, the kalik noted, as she approached. Someone was throwing a temper tantrum by the sounds of it. “Oh my KIIIIIING. How HAAAAANDSOME you look today!” A nasally voice, clearly not the owner’s own, cut through the quiet din of the forest. Morgana approached it, hearing a branch snap between someone’s jaws. The ivory princess came into her sights and Morgana marveled at her unique markings. Now there was a beauty. “Stupid, idiots, worthless pile of dung.”
“Well now, I hope you don’t mean me.” The seductress smirked, nearing the angry girl. She knew full well what she meant, but it was less fun that way.
