Sacred Grove Exploration of a new place begins

Still laying on her back, Moonshadow replied that she lived in a hole in the roots of a tree. "What about you?" she asked, roiling onto her belly and yawning slightly. "No, not really. I just sleep where I end up at the end of the day." Up in the trees, a couple birds chirped back and forth to each other. "Hey, did you hear those annoying geese earlier?" She asked, laying down on the soft grass. Looking up once more at the sky, she saw dark clouds gathering around, hiding the sun's sparkling light. Oh no, it looked like it was going to rain! And sure enough, the ever darkening sky let out one single drip, on Moonshadow's nose. But that was one of many. Now, more drops fell from the sky, until the two wolves were dashing through the forest, the rain cascading down from the heavens and soaking their fur. Sliding on the muddy river bank, Autumn almost fell over but managed to recover herself. What whe river was now was a mess of flying water, transformed by the strong winds and hammering rain pelting at the earth.The soaked wolf glanced around the mess of water, looking for shelter.

(This post was last modified: Dec 18, 2015, 01:34 AM by Autumn.)

The cold drop surprised the young wolf. She looked up to see an ever darkening sky allow water to start to fall with ease. She and Autumn took flight through the forest back from which they came. When they reached the stream, well it was hardly a stream anymore due to being filled with rushing water, the crème wolf nearly slipped and fell! Moonshadow slowed for a second so that she could remember which way her make shift home was. She was able to recall the way and shouted over the rain “This way follow me”. It wasn’t very far from the stream to begin with but running made it seem like they we’re there in a split second. The dark youngster darted into her den and stopped panting heavily. Autumn wasn’t far behind her and was soon in the shelter as well.


Moonshadow had found this nook in the ground when she first arrived in Relic lore. It was already large enough to fit her but she preferred more room to move around, which came in handy. The den was large enough for two wolves to fit no problem. The girl had covered the ground in dried leaves and grass to provide a bit of a cousin from the hard ground below.


The drenched wolf shook the water from her fur causing the water to fly onto Autumn. “Woops, I'm sorry” the girl laughed as she sat down with her breath becoming more even. “Well that was exciting and unexpected” the girl commented still giggling.