Bramble Falls The Falls

OOC: I love this table. <3 Too bad all my lovely muse went away for this one.

Though Kauda could be quite crazy at times, she had no mind to suddenly jump in, fish, swim, or automatically love the water. It was still something she didn't like it and wouldn't ever like it, regardless of what the other said or thought. As she stared into it, flashbacks of Kanaii disappearing in the clear blue depths flickered inside her head. Her gentle grin curved back down into a frown as her eyes fell closed and she turned away, instead choosing to sit a few feet from the water. "I'm Triell." the young black wolf replied. It appeared that neither of the young ebony wolves wanted to share much. Kauda didn't mind that he didn't want to share things such as history, home, family, friends... In truth, she probably wouldn't share the same information even if he asked... Under trusting little Kauda. Kauda's bright blue eyes flickered over to where he stood, then trailed down to the water below him. "W-woah." she mumbled to herself. Fish were popping up out of the water and splashing here and there. It was definitely something Kauda had never seen before. If she was to think about it, her fear of water caused her to keep her distance from the water, therefore she hadn't seen fish many times before. Carefully, she picked herself up and trotted to where Triell was placed. Kauda took a seat a few feet away from him, staring into the water with awe. "Those are fish.." she mumbled to herself, definitely a 'no-durr' moment. "Do - do they taste good?" she asked Triell quietly. Kauda leaned closer to the edge, though kept a safe distance away, and stared into the water at the slippery, wet bodies. At that moment, she was deciding whether or not to help Triell for the simple fact of getting to taste the odd little creatures, fish.

The black lad did best to concentrate on his task. But hell fishing was a waiting game really, usually a quiet waiting game but she didn't seem to know this. She actually seemed surpise by the fish as if they were brand new things to the planet. Triell arched his head around staring at her with a O expresion on his black facade. If he had been scared of water he would have been clueless too. Still not seeing a fish? Wasn't that was weird as freaking out at a butterfly?

Unmoving his long legs, a soft humor touched around the wrinkles of his eyes when she couldn't stay still. Triell thought he was a pup with things to learn. Letting out a soft sigh, he smiled more openly this time. "Those are fish, and they taste alright. There bones are nasty, but it's not hard to pull the meat off," he replied. Trying to be friendly after all. Orange eyes shifted along the falling ripples, looking into the deep water as the fish settled. He looked a mere shadow to them, it'd only be time till one drifted his way. "So Kauda do you know what a frog is?" He asked, taking on a quiet tone as well. He still was trying to fish here, but he was feeling a bit of a break threw this odd meeting. Eyes met her cool blue ones, "If I can catch one I'll let you try some." Black tail, moved very slightly. The fish very slowly started coming closer to his end of the pool.

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Kauda's eyes followed the fishes every move. Awe struck her as they whirled around and opened their mouths in wide Os. "Are they always this fast and energetic? They look hard to catch." she murmured, the last part was half to herself. She realized though that she already had a question floating in the air and kept her mouth shut long enough to hear the answer. "Those are fish, and they taste alright. There bones are nasty, but it's not hard to pull the meat off," Triell told her, though there was a sort of awe stuck in his voice too. Hearing the surprise, her blue eyes flickered over to his face. Of course, his muzzle was open in a big, wide O. He was surprised to see that she'd never came in contact with fish. Kauda had seen them before when she was little, but she'd never really taken interest in them, but instead ran away. After watching Kanaii disappear in the water, the only thoughts she had on the water was 'who would want to play in water'. Apparently, Triell did. "So Kauda do you know what a frog is? If I can catch one I'll let you try some." the young black wolf told her. A frog? Wasn't a frog that slippery green thing she use to play with when she was but a pup? "Are they green? Do they have two bug eyes and four webbed feet?" she asked gently, her ice blue eyes meeting his keen orange ones. "Yea, I think I use to play with them when I was little. I've never eaten one, though." she nodded her head gently, her cool blue eyes moving back down to stare at the fish. This wolf seemed to know a lot about the hurtful blue liquid. Maybe he lived around the falls or near a river or something.

The boy had never been a good fisherman, he knew what it took, but it'd never been successful. "Yes, there always like that, and it isn't easy."Frowned slightly, looking back to the water wondering how this wolf survived on her own. Clearing his throat he watched the fluid movements of the water creatures. They were curious of this new black shadow, and wanted to hide in it. Triell's smile was replaced maybe he would have fish for lunch. Black triangle points drifted back to Kauda. He was surprised she knew what a frog was. It made him feel better, like maybe she could take care of herself. "Frogs are okay to eat if your starving, but I don't much like their skin." Triell didn't like how cold they were, they weren't exactly slimy, just slippery. And there really wasn't that much to eat. He didn't like to catch one enless he was desperate.

He took the quiet moment for his oppertunity. The fish had glided all around him now, unknowning their new hiding spot would be the death of one of them. He waited a little longer, muscles tense. He had to time this right, and he wanted a good sized one. Slowly one brushed along his front legs, and he struck like a snake. His fangs dung into it's flesh, and it wipped it's tail against his lips. He dug hard enough blood started entering his mouth, squirting out of the fish. Tail wagging he trotted out of the water not carring if he spalshed Kauda. The fish was still squirming, it was four times the size of his own snout. He held tight letting it suffocate, which took awhile. It was worth the wait, and the fish had no more umph to wiggle. It's gills flapped, and eyes moved dying. The black lad released his grip round the middle and bit into it's neck letting it die faster. The most careful he had been he started biting into it. He tore off a chunk for Kauda to and set it to the side. "Here you try some, don't choke on the bones," he grinned. He started ripping flesh from bone.

(This post was last modified: Mar 27, 2011, 05:07 PM by Triell.)

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