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welcome to the real world - Marianna - May 20, 2015 [dohtml]
RE: welcome to the real world - Firefly - May 20, 2015 OOC: Im assuming that Minka is not in the den at the moment (though I know she won't be far) If that is incorrect just let me know and i can edit it so that Fly addresses Minka :) Also, Idk how Minka will feel about Fly poking her head into the den, but Fly has never seen a newborn litter before so she doesn't totally understand how protective mothers can be xD [dohtml]
RE: welcome to the real world - Kino - May 20, 2015 [dohtml] Kino had been peacefully sleeping next to his brother, Draven. Blurry images passed behind his closed eyelids, small grunts and yips emitting from his jaws as he dreamt. This had been his life so far, dreaming, eating, then dreaming some more with the occasional fight for dominance for their mother’s teat. However, this time his sleep cycle was interrupted by the disgruntled squeaks of the being by him. Having yet to be able to properly see or process the environment around him other than warm, cold, and hunger he had no clue that the noise was coming from his sibling. A small grunt of his own was given as he was awoken by the sound, then promptly squished to the side by the being who was wriggling their way between he and the other being whom had been providing his a warm pillow for his slumber. A frown turned down his maw as he was shoved and squished against as he was pried from his companion. The child was grumpy now, having been rudely interrupted from his sleep and he was hungry to boot. Lifting his head his bright blue gaze opened, squinting but finding that little helped with his blurry vision. However, that mattered little to him at that moment. Instead, he wanted to form some payback to the being next to him who continued to whine and whimper. He snaked his head around, searching for anything he could get his sharp little puppy teeth on. Finding it, he managed to latch onto his sibling’s ear and emit a growl of success. Pulling he hoped to teach the intruder a lesson about disrupting his naptime. Vaguely he could make out a grumbled mesh of sound behind him, a sound louder than his own that almost reminded him of his mother’s before he realized that it wasn’t. He’d know the sound of the being that gave him warmth and food anywhere. Instead of focusing on that, he continued with his action. He wasn’t through with her yet! RE: welcome to the real world - Marianna - May 20, 2015 [dohtml]
RE: welcome to the real world - Gent - May 20, 2015 [dohtml]
RE: welcome to the real world - Draven - May 20, 2015 Curled up beside Kino, and content in the the body heat that the elder brother so willingly shared, Draven remained blissfully unaware of the chill. Sleep had taken him easily, thrusting the dark cub into a world where the flash of dreams behind his tiny lids caused his body to wriggle, and jerk. The silvery boy didn't seem to mind the movement, and if he did, then he hadn't made any attempt to stop it. Thus, if it hadn't been for the other lump of wriggling heat that decided to lodge itself between them, the tiny prince might have continued on in his peaceful slumber. As she tried to squeeze herself into the too-small space, and the infant male felt cold air seep into the growing space, he cried in protest. Shrill in it's tone, the tantrum echoed off of the den walls, though Draven hardly knew. Everything was still so muffled to his underdeveloped ears. He wasn't sure what it was about his cries, but somehow they always alerted their mother, and that was exactly what the dark boy wanted. Surely Minka would do something about this great injustice! After all, with such little life experience, this was quite literally the worst thing that had ever happened to him. Attempting to climb atop his sister, and regain some sense of warmth, the raven-colored cub stood, wobbling unsteadily. His little legs were far from strong, having had little to no use in his mere fourteen days on Earth. Sure, they worked fine for pulling him around, but actually picking his potbelly up off of the ground? That was another story in itself. Something strange happened then, something indescribable. Brilliant blue met brown for the first time in an onslaught to the senses. There had been nothing but darkness before, and he preferred it that way. He knew his world without sight, understood it by the way of instinct. When his stomach was hungry, he ate. When he was cold, mother led him to her stomach. But this? this blurry mess? It was too much. Engulfed in his own dilemmas, Marianna's scream came as a shock. Whipping around-as fast as any fourteen day old cub could-his new eyes fell upon the girl. It was strange seeing her for the first time, finally aware that the wriggly body he knew only in darkness had a shape. Blinking again, he found Kino's form latched onto her ear. Creeping forward, the boy made an attempt at putting himself between them, only to be thwarted by another presence. The voice that entered their hideaway did not belong to Minka. Of that, he was entirely sure. Draven turned to face the stranger, averting his course so that he could walk straight up to her. It would have been much wiser to err on the side of caution, but he knew nothing of the horror, or dangers that the world had to offer. RE: welcome to the real world - Kino - May 22, 2015 [dohtml] There was so much to take in at once, it was so overwhelming to the poor pup. A loud, rumbling sound came from somewhere he couldn’t see turning his attention away from attacking his sister. Before he knew it he was being clubbed by her paw, the mitten smashing into his muzzle and sending him toppling off the girl with a squeal. It didn’t help that the other being was now squishing him as well, trying to get between him and the mean one. The small Lagina was fortune that, as soon as the weight was added, it was lifted. He rolled to his paws in a daze, looking at the blurry world around him with confusion evident in his light blue gaze. Squinting, he tried his best to focus on a dark shape moving toward a confusing bright light. His head tilted to the side before he, too, lifted himself to his paws and attempted to stumble his way forward to follow his unknown sibling. It was slow going, painfully slow, as he didn’t truly know where he was going. All he could hope was that wherever his paws were taking him, it was toward the warmth and food that his mother gave him. The poor boy was hungry, and he made it evident with the high-pitched noises of annoyance that he made. It was a demand that anyone would be glad to sate to get him to simply shut up. RE: welcome to the real world - Marianna - May 25, 2015 [dohtml]
RE: welcome to the real world - Firefly - May 26, 2015 [dohtml]
RE: welcome to the real world - Kova - May 26, 2015 OMG puppies [dohtml]
OOC: Here comes big brother
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IC: Kova had a nice tasty salmon of some kind clenched between his teeth. He'd finished off two other fish at the bank of the creek before dragging this one all the way up the damn mountain. How were they supposed to bring food to Minka or to the caches when you get so wicked tired from climbing the steep hill? One thing Kova knew for sure was that next time he decided to bring food back to the den he was bringing smaller fish. He had to take four breaks with the slimy thing while trudging up hill before even reaching the others. When he got back Minka wasn't there and two other wolves had shown up at the den. Kova eyeballed the red and black forms of his pack mates while trotting closer with the fish dangling out of his mouth. Despite Firefly being newish Kova trusted her completely. Maybe it was because he had been cared for by her when he was very small. So seeing her checking out the pups did not have him worried at all. Then there was Gent, a man whom seemed to be getting closer to his mother. Kova could understand why Minka would snuggle up with Gent. He had been the same way with the rest of his trusted pack mates. Even now Kova felt the need to be close to somebody, to know that he had friends who lived and breathed. He had snuggled up with Lugh and Bane as well as Minka during the last month and a half now. Though he still missed being attached to the hip with his sister. The way they had been as pups never too far away from each other. Shaking off his loneliness, Kova looked over the situation. Gent, he had quickly learned, would not harm his siblings. Instead the male had taken up the role of father figure by bringing food to Minka and watching over the children. Kova felt bittersweet feelings over this situation. He couldn't bring himself to see Gent as something like an adopted step-dad or whatever. However he understood that one of the adult males would have to help out with Minka and the pups. Kova knew that as an apprentice and yearling he could not fill in such a role. So strong proud Gent would have to do. However, he would do his best to teach his younger siblings about the world around them, about their family, and about the the dangers of life. This was the mindset that Kova had taken on, and he did not mind the responsibility that might come along with the idea of being a role model of sorts. Had Kova walked onto the scene and saw Firefly and Gent getting along he wouldn't have any trouble. He probably would have strolled over to the den to see if Minka was home. However, Kova just had to pop in when Gent was checking out Firefly. Annoyed by Gent's posture and presence, Kova let out a sigh as he strode over between Firefly and Gent. Dropping his fish at Gents paws Kova avoided eye contact, instead focusing on the pups nearby. She's family Gent... Meet Firefly, a pup sitter from when I was little-er..smaller. She was on a business trip for a while but now she's back. Kova hoped that his words might calm the black male down a bit. Not a threat whatsoever... The youth didn't particularly lie, but had used words that made Fly not being around sound better than just saying "yeah she left but now she's back so deal with it." He didn't want she russet she wolf getting bullied because she was so close to the pups and Gent had no idea who she was. Then again, he also didn't want to offend the dark wolf either.
Still showing Gent proper respect with an avoided gaze and lowered tail, Kova then padded to where the pups were. He'd kept an eye on them a few times for his mother but mostly the children had been asleep when Kova had watched them. Now they were wide awake and bouncing around. His murky annoyed thoughts vanished as Kova watched the little fluff balls roll around trying to walk. A warm feeling crept into his heart and belly, much like when he had watched them sleep. However now that warm feeling threatened to force his body into a wiggling mass of excitement and happiness. The young wolf forced his body to stay still as he watched the pups, but his tail began to wag enthusiastically betraying the emotions he felt right now.
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