03-16-2021, 09:41 PM
@Feather@Winter
She'd come to realize north was a bust, and had been angling east instead, hoping Winter wouldn't notice her altering course from the direction that would definitely, 100% lead them to some forest or something. Sane was in her eyes, between her toes and her teeth, and her pelt was most definitely full of it. Above them, the sun began to set colouring the sky a rosy-red tinged with orange, a sight that she might have appreciated has she not been in a Mood. Grumbling, she peered back toward Winter; despite their squabbling, she was beginning to feel just a bit bad for leading them into more and more sandy dunes. Not quite bad enough, however, to let him have a go at navigating.
Squinting back into the sunset, she drew air into her lungs before letting another "HELLOOO" rip, though this time her howl-yell cracked during the drawn-out "ooo". She was thirsty, and hungry, and pretty sure this might be her fault. As if reading her mind, far above a vulture angled toward them, circling higher on a thermal. Grimacing, she paused, waiting for Winter to catch up. It was all well and good to keep distance between them during the day, but she'd prefer to stay near him as the sun set.
She'd come to realize north was a bust, and had been angling east instead, hoping Winter wouldn't notice her altering course from the direction that would definitely, 100% lead them to some forest or something. Sane was in her eyes, between her toes and her teeth, and her pelt was most definitely full of it. Above them, the sun began to set colouring the sky a rosy-red tinged with orange, a sight that she might have appreciated has she not been in a Mood. Grumbling, she peered back toward Winter; despite their squabbling, she was beginning to feel just a bit bad for leading them into more and more sandy dunes. Not quite bad enough, however, to let him have a go at navigating.
Squinting back into the sunset, she drew air into her lungs before letting another "HELLOOO" rip, though this time her howl-yell cracked during the drawn-out "ooo". She was thirsty, and hungry, and pretty sure this might be her fault. As if reading her mind, far above a vulture angled toward them, circling higher on a thermal. Grimacing, she paused, waiting for Winter to catch up. It was all well and good to keep distance between them during the day, but she'd prefer to stay near him as the sun set.
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