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RE: Bitter is better than hungry - Mataki - Jul 23, 2014 Rook was still smiling as he said he knew where he could find the lavender. That was
good, Mataki thought. He looked thoughtfully at the trees around him before turning back to her and telling her he ought to be heading off. His smile widened, and he told her his sister would be worried sick if he isn't home on time. Huh, he has a sister. Mataki wondered what she was like. She wondered if they were litter mates, and what it would be like to have a sister from the same litter that you'd grown up all your life with. Mataki watched as the wolf turned around and said goodbye. "Yeah, it was nice meeting you, too." She replied cheerfully returning the amicable wag of his tail and his beaming smile. He thanked her for her help, and with that he was off. He started a casual lope southward, the direction he'd said his pack was in. Whisper Caverns. Mataki thought it was an interesting name, sort of mysterious. The small, dark Koiota pondered her new acquaintance. He'd come back to a place his whole family had left, made a home for himself and his sister in a new pack, it seemed to Mataki like a lot to go through, and yet he still seemed strong and happy. It filled her with new determination, and she turned and lifted her dark body up once more, claws gripping at the trunk of the tree. She leaped up again and snapped at the branches, but to no avail. She then placed her forepaws on the trunk and stretched until even her tail was straight, but she fell just short. She stretched and leaped, and after several minutes, came down with a mouthful of cherries. she shook her soft fur and settled down, swallowing happily. They were still bitter, but she was starting to get used to the taste. |