Post by jeika on Jun 8, 2007 14:57:51 GMT -6
((Like the fury of a tree. X3 I'll shut up now.))
The trees. Oh the many wonderful, wonderful trees! That was the first thought on Clebe'Loki's mind as he padded through the forest. The many leaves that covered the branches blacked out most of the sun's rays as the large star hung directly overhead. His long black pelt was just beginning to cool off even though he had been under these trees for what seemed like hours now. Even now, his pink hued tongue hung from open jaws as he panted to help cool himself down. Green eyes that seemed not to go with his black, red, and orange pelt looked only ahead, ears not nessicarily perked forward for sounds, but not pinned back either.
The Youroi wolf stopped in his walking, giving his body a quick shake before he looked left then right. Ears flicked as small little bugs buzzed around them, a wanring growl coming from his throat before Clebe'Loki tossed his head, taking a few steps back. The little insects refused to leave him alone. Huffing, the male started forward again. Somethings would just never leave. He let his paws bring him wherever they pleased, not like he knew this territory anyway.
The trees. Oh the many wonderful, wonderful trees! That was the first thought on Clebe'Loki's mind as he padded through the forest. The many leaves that covered the branches blacked out most of the sun's rays as the large star hung directly overhead. His long black pelt was just beginning to cool off even though he had been under these trees for what seemed like hours now. Even now, his pink hued tongue hung from open jaws as he panted to help cool himself down. Green eyes that seemed not to go with his black, red, and orange pelt looked only ahead, ears not nessicarily perked forward for sounds, but not pinned back either.
The Youroi wolf stopped in his walking, giving his body a quick shake before he looked left then right. Ears flicked as small little bugs buzzed around them, a wanring growl coming from his throat before Clebe'Loki tossed his head, taking a few steps back. The little insects refused to leave him alone. Huffing, the male started forward again. Somethings would just never leave. He let his paws bring him wherever they pleased, not like he knew this territory anyway.