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got to move - Gitano - Mar 12, 2017 For @Eidolon @Namid Perhaps Eido first? March 12th, 2017 [dohtml] They had woken early in the morning, Gitano still feeling uneasy about what the stars had told him the night before. But he kept his mouth shut, Eidolon had not given him permission to tell her what he had seen and so he remained mute on the subject. All night he had slept fitfully, body twitching as his mind played through images of a faceless wolf with huge teeth stalking the pair from the shadows. When he had woken with a start the teen's heart was pounding and he stayed vigilantly awake until his friend woke too. Now standing off of the borders of Namid's pack Gitano felt the same resolve that he had experienced last night. The pack could protect Eidolon and he would do his best to contribute what he could, even if it was only doing readings and mentoring Namid through her feelings if she still needed it. He had a sinking feeling that after he announced what he had to say that she wouldn't be so open to receiving his help but he could always try. The yearling had told the girl by his side that he would do most of the talking to help ease her nerves and so with only a gentle pressing of his nose into her cheek he stepped away. Lifting his muzzle to the sky he called for Namid, announcing that the travelling minstrel had come to see her. RE: got to move - Eidolon - Apr 14, 2017 The cream-colored girl was absolutely terrified. She'd barely slept at all during the night, even with her new friend there to provide warmth and a sense of safety. She just couldn't believe how badly she'd messed up, and she was terrified of her alphas' responses to her behavior. Pregnancy was never something she had planned for, and especially not one with a complete stranger she'd only met once. She had made a massive mistake, and prayed that her alphas wouldn't be angry enough to harm her or chase her out of the pack. She pressed close to Gitano as they waited for Namid to arrive at the loner's call, her body trembling softly. She didn't say a word, only pushed closer to him with a quiet whimper. She was a fearful wolf on the best of days, and it was only magnified with something so massive hanging over her head. She couldn't believe how amazing her new friend was, to offer his help during such a difficult part of her life. Gitano was so kind, to risk so much to help a complete stranger like he was. She felt so bad for making him sacrifice for her, but he had been the one who offered, and she didn't believe she had anyone else that would support her. She was just terrified. "Thank you," she murmured to the younger male, still pressing close to him and trembling as they waited. She knew those two words were not enough, but it was the best she had to offer at the moment. Re: - Spirit of Wildwood - Apr 14, 2017 There is a deer that was killed by a lynx nearby. +10 Health |