Sounds of the Trees[open]

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Every time she heard the sounds of the forest in her ears, she just missed her home more and more. Was she even meant to live in the wild by herself? Who was to force this kind of life onto her? As the collie trotted through the forest, her ears were pinned and her body stiff. It had been a year now. A year since they just up and left her to fend for herself, and yet there was still this burning hatred that she just couldn't seem to shake from her fur. But, she was now much more than the scrawny little collie that walked away from that farm. Her sleek coat rippled with muscles, and she was quick, tactical, much more educated than she had been when the humans left.

Something scurried in the bushes and the small dog instinctively dropped into a crouch. Her ears pulled pack, tail lifted just above the ground. From her spot, she could just see the long ears of a light brown forest hare. Step by step, the collie dragged herself forward, her paws gliding across the ground silently. Just as she was in range, the rabbit detected her and took off. But, this was the most fun of the hunt right here. Pushing off with her strong hind legs, the collie raced after the hare. The hare was fast, but she was faster, gaining with every couple of paw steps. As soon as the hunt began it was over with a swift bite to the neck.

The dog lowered herself to the ground under a shady tree and nudged the rabbit with her nose. She wasn't exactly hungry, but it had been a day since her last meal, and if she didn't eat soon, she would become less alert, weaker, and that was too dangerous in the wild. She sniffed at the prey for a few moments before she finally took a bite, the flesh feeling dry and tasteless in her mouth. And above her head the birds sang, the trees swayed in the breeze, leading the dog to wonder what in the world they could be so happy about.
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Adventures were always fun. They can lead to new places, new people, new everything. Today's adventure was going to be in the Forest. Delilah took two excited steps before completely heading forward in to the wooded area. Her tags clanked against each other, and the female hummed to herself. She was just happy.

Her humans had brushed out her coat earlier in the morning and had awarded her with a large bone which she quickly hid. Of course it would always be somewhere in the bedroom because hiding it under the bed was apparently not the best hiding spot. Though Delilah was sure she would trick her humans and keep them from finding it eventually.

The husky stopped humming at the sound of sudden movement and she perked her ears in curiosity. She cocked her head and sniffed the air. She cringed when the scent of game smacked her nostrils and her blue eyes watered. How dogs could eat that disgusting stuff was a mystery to her. Ignoring that little voice that was telling her to turn around, she went forward to find who was hunting. Delilah stumbled over roots, and ungracefully made her way to find a Border Collie with a rabbit at her jaws.

"Oh hello there! I was curious about where that scent was coming from," Delilah shook her coat, dog tags clanking against each other in the process, "Oh don't worry I'm not going to take your rabbit. I have my own food at home. I'm Delilah by the way."

Delilah sat a few feet away from the female. A friendly expression was displayed and her tail wagged in a cautious manner. She was attempting to make it look like she wasn't going to steal any food, she just wanted some company. Maybe the collie would want to join her on an adventure.

Delilah is just looking for some good company lol
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She had been enjoying her meal fairly well when the sudden scent of another canine filled her nose. It was probably the obnoxious jingling she heard first though. It's tags had probably scared of all the wildlife in the area. If they were looking for a hunt, they had sure killed it by now. But, the thing that annoyed her the most was that she was eating. This was her meal, and if another canine wanted it, they would have to fight her till she couldn't walk for it. Her lips lifted instinctively into a snarl, and her ears pointed aggressively, haunches raised as though she were ready for a fight. The canine finally came into her view and Blizzard recognized her as some kind of husky mix. She was larger than the border collie, but she didn't feel the slightest bit threatened. If she had learned anything in the wild it was that it wasn't size that mattered, but technique.



As the husky neared, she learned it was female, which gave her more of an advantage. This pesky house-pet was no match for a tactical collie like herself. Rising to her paws with hackles raised, she stared at the female, her chocolate colored eyes glazed with a threatening fire. But, she suddenly paused. Confused by the females gesture to just plop down three feet from a snarling, obviously irritated dog, with a meal. She was so taken aback by it that she had to sit down and think for a few moments, though she didn't lose the alertness she was feeling. The collie learned the females name was Delilah and by her phrase, 'food at home' she was left to the conclusion that this dog was a house-pet. But she was still so confused on her lack of dog-spirit to run away, that she decided it wasn't really worth attacking. If she was a house-pet she wasn't interested in the rabbit, they thought nasty of them. And even if she was, this dog was not even close to smarter and faster than Blizzard herself. Even if she was larger. Allowing her threatening stance to sink a bit, she let out a soft groan before biting back into her rabbit. Her ears were perked and though she was relaxed, her muscles were still quite tense, a sign that she was alert and this Delilah dog would not be taking her by surprise.



Either way, most of the aggression had left the dog and she was more focused on the other. "You said, 'food at home' do you live with humans?" There was a hint of venom in her voice, not that she was jealous, but more so that she was disgusted. Ever since she had been left behind, she had a horrible hatred for them and it was going to take a lot to pluck her from it. Even then she might not truly believe them. "Blizzard" She murmured, assuming that there was no harm in allowing the dog to know her name. Really though, what harm could she be?

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[Arodana]

The Collie was smaller than herself, but was more threatening than she could've imaged. She didn't understand why the dog had reacted so violently towards her, so Delilah cocked her head with mild confusion. The Border Collie was obviously a stray, that was determined by her reaction. She glanced down at the rabbit momentarily, but had to look away with a slight expression of disgust.

The female before her was slowly starting to calm down, and Delilah sat with patience. She didn't move forward, but didn't lose her ground and move back. Delilah just knew backing down would show she was weak, and easy to push around. As long as a fight doesn't break out she wasn't willing to show she wasn't willing to communicate with female. The Husky's ears perked when she heard a groan escape the Collie as she bit into the rabbit. Delilah took this as a sign of peace or at least that she was welcomed to stay around. It's not like she was going to cause trouble for the female, she just wanted to hang out with somebody before the day was out. Delilah is a very social creature and tries to at least talk to someone everyday. This would either end with her in some trouble or getting left alone because of who she knows. Hopefully it would just lead to her having a lot of friends and very little enemies.

Delilah gave a little nod in response to the dog, "Yes, I do. They are the best humans around," Delilah wagged her tail excitedly "They let me do as I please as long as I don't get into any trouble."

Blizzard. Delilah smiled at the name, she always loved a good snow storm. She had a feeling she was going to like Blizzard a lot. "What a pretty name. Reminds me of my origins. I was bred from one the finer sled dogs around. Yet I was the one that got put up for a family pet. Not that I complain, I just love the snow more than the average dog."

The Husky pushed her rear back as she went to rest on her stomach. She rested her head on her paws, letting her icy blue eyes scan Blizzard as she ate. The dog was clearly fit, and she would hate to have to try and run away from a herding dog.

It's fine. My computer was actually doing that yesterday. Gave me a few panic attacks that's for sure >.>
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The border collie couldn't help the disgust that crossed her face when the Husky began talking about how great her humans were. It made Blizzard's fur begin to bristle. If only Delilah knew what good they could come of when you really needed them. For example, leaving their loyal, protective, herding dog behind, yet take her brother who was more immature than she was! A low growl escaped her throat, though it wasn't exactly meant for the other dog, more so just a reaction when the conversation of humans came up. "Let them pamper you up now, because when you really start to think they love you, they take off the second you go to explore, yet take your only family with them." Her voice was cold and stiff, brushing with anger and hatred all in one sentence. 

Her ears pinned back against her head and she turned her attention off to something else. The rabbit was now just down to the bones and she took a stronger bone between her teeth and gnawed her anger out into it. It was all she could do to not take out her anger on the dog in front of her. Blizzard really wasn't a mean dog, but if you got her on the topic of humans, well that was her breaking point. She had known nothing but to love and protect them, she never imagined they would up and leave her when the night sky was overhead. The collie was so lost in her thoughts she didn't realize that Delilah was talking again. Something about sled dogs. Yes. Blizzard had seen them once on TV, pulling a sled through large snow with a human on the back.

It was a strange sport, but thinking back to her human days, Blizzard could just remember in the winter days that sometimes the human pup would strap her and Duke up to the sleds and bark at them in their own little language until they ran around in circles. It was one of the good memories, but even now it stirred something strange in her stomach. Was that what sadness felt like? A quick shake of her head and it was gone. There was no use missing them, they weren't ever coming back. And even if they did, who was to say she would want to go back to them. They left her for dead, no reason to be loyal now. 


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[Arodana]

The look of disgust that crossed Blizzard's face gave the female mixed feelings about talking about her home life. Her words continued on without a stutter but she suddenly had the feeling that Blizzard wasn't too fond of humans. It was shame that some dogs had bad experiences with their humans, or any humans. Some didn't know how to treat dogs, and that was truly awful. The words that left Blizzard's maw felt like a smack to her heart. She knew her humans would never leave her. She had proof of how much they loved her, and she was willing to defend them if necessary. Her humans were very loyal and she was very loyal in return.

Delilah gave a sympathetic glance to the Border Collie, curious to if she should delve into the dog's past. As she continued speaking she watched as Blizzard pinned her ears back and focused her attention else where. The Husky began to panic slightly, thinking she had said something to irritate the dog. She went silent for a few moments after speaking. Maybe she shouldn't have mentioned her humans, it was blatantly obvious that she had owners from her tags. Though there was the possibility that she could be pinned as one of the dog's who couldn't let go of the past. Which seemed to be a majority of dogs with a hatred for humans. Delilah was not one to judge, but she did notice a trend.

The Husky pounded her tail on the ground before falling to her side with a huff. Delilah stayed focused on the female before her, her eyes sparkling slightly. "If you don't mind me asking, what did the humans do to you? You don't have to tell if you don't wanna," Delilah pushed off her side, "I mean we just met and all."

Jumping to her paws, Delilah stretched and went to sniff at a few trees. She had started to get restless, and she could only stay still for long, "Hey what do you like to do for fun Blizzard?"

Delilah went back to the Collie, getting a bit closer this time. Her tongue was hanging out from her maw, and her eyes seemed to sparkle with excitement. If Blizzard didn't want to focus on the bad things that happened in the past, then Delilah could at least attempt to cheer up the dog. Plus she thought it was partially her fault for bringing anything up.

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It was in the dog's sympathy, the look of fierce loyalty, devotion, and the playfulness that Blizzard began to see her youth. She herself wasn't that old, not even five yet, but her experiences had left her feeling much older than she truly was. Soon enough, the husky was asking her what had happened. Blizzard bit down hard on the bone, it snapping in two between her teeth so quickly that one of the sharp ridges nicked her gum. It hurt a ton, but she made no notice of it, the adrenaline pumping so fast she didn't really even notice it. She licked at the blood 'til the pain ebbed away than turned her attention back to Delilah. "I herded their sheep for them, babysat their pup, and guarded the house while they slept. And when I went out to make sure no stragglers had been left behind in the daily herd, I returned to find the house deserted. All the sheep, my brother, and the humans gone. I waited for days on end, barking, scratching, until my stomach felt like it was going to eat itself to bits and pieces. But, they never came back, not even to get the stuff they left behind." She paused, ears pinning, her voice no more than an angry snarl. "if I hadn't been naturally able to hunt I would have starved to death. But now, I know my way around, how to fight, hunt, and survive better than any other house pet. I should be thanking them, yet all I can feel is the burning urge to track them down and chew on them." Another large snarl showing bright white fangs before she snatched up another whole bone and began to chew on it.



Not too long after the story had been told, Delilah was back to her cheery self. Bouncing up and down, and soon she was closer to Blizzard, tongue lolling and the beams of excitement radiating off of her was almost contagious. But, the border collie forced herself to remain calm, but un-tensed a bit. She pushed the bones into a small hole and then continued to scrape dirt over it 'til it was completely covered. She too, rose to her paws, giving her tail a small wag, the only sign of friendliness she had really giving the husky at all. All in all, she liked the company, and Delilah seemed like a decent companion. Blizzard had been alone now for two years, she didn't even understand what the word 'fun' meant anymore. At that, she cocked her head as though the word were foreign to her, and her voice carried the same confusion. "Fun? I don't recall." She murmured, her voice low and almost to herself, but it was loud enough for the husky's keen ears as well. "I can't remember the last time I had it. Maybe hunting is considered fun. I remember playing chase and tug of war with Duke, is that considered fun?" Her ears lifted for a moment, then lowered again, digging through her own memories to try and understand the meaning behind Delilah's question.

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Delilah sat as patiently as she could as she listened to Blizzard speak of her past life. A look of distraught made its way across her features. She couldn't understand how a human could manage to leave their beloved dog behind. Then taking her brother with them? How unusually cruel. Delilah suddenly got paranoid at the thought of being abandoned and started to dance slightly on her feet. She wanted to run back home and make sure everyone was there. It was interesting on how Blizzard managed to make her feel anxious, but Delilah calmed herself and she recalled the reassuring stroke of her back that her female owner had given her, and the bone the male one had given her. There was no way they would leave her now.

The husky calmed herself and returned her full attention to Blizzard and pinned her ears slightly from shock. The snarl startled the happy-go-lucky dog and she watched with cautious eyes. It became apparent to Delilah that she had pulled up some of her more harsh past, and she started to regret being closer to Blizzard. Though the Border Collie seemed to calm herself and started to inquire about fun. Delilah gave a shocked gasp, "That's awful! Not remembering fun. In all my four years I have never forgotten the meaning of fun."

Delilah made a small joke on her age, acting like four was as old as eight. When Blizzard started to recall what she did with her brother, Delilah gave her a soft smile. "I'm not very good at hunting, obviously, but chase and tug of war are in fact fun. We could do either of those if you wish."

The Husky gave Blizzard the choice because Delilah wanted her to be happier. It wasn't healthy to carry all those negative emotions. Plus chase was always fun for anyone. Since the two females were in the forest there was more to jump over, climb, anything Delilah could think of. She was now determined to show Blizzard a good time, and remind the dog what fun was like.

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The shocked gasp from the female led Blizzard to believe that fun was something very important to Delilah. She cocked an ear in her confusion and waited before she spoke up again. So, she had had fun at some point in her life, but now all those instincts to play and tussle had seemed to just leave her body, disappear to never return again. When she spoke of playing a game, the border collie took it into deep consideration, and within a moment, her body seemed to pool into some kind of memory. 

"Come on Blizzard, don't let them break from the herd." Her brother barked, his tiny paws struggling to keep up as he too tried to keep the herd from breaking. Blizzard too, raced after a straggler, her bark high pitched and weak as to a pups. But, the sheep were dumb creatures, quickly falling back into line with the others. The female human barked something in her happy-praising tone, but the only thing the pups were able to understand were their names.The two ran up to her, usually seeming to be paired together at the hip and the female human gave them each a bone. The snacks were gone in two seconds and once more the two black and white collies were rolling on the ground with each other. They played until they were exhausted, and the little human pup called them back to the house for supper. When they curled up for the night, they knew it would be the same thing over tomorrow, and for however long the forever her owners had promised would last...

The vision faded and Blizzard felt a large lump in her throat. But, she refused to let Delilah feel the pain in her chest that she was feeling. She quickly shook her head and the moment had passed, her stomach once again loosened and her eyes hard and angry. Blizzard swiveled her ears, focusing on the husky before her. "You can choose." She murmured, deciding that it couldn't hurt to try and have a little fun with the other dog. Plus she was the only company she could find.

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[Arodana]

Blizzard was interesting to say the least. The female seemed to lack the complete concept of fun, and Delilah could only feel the urge to remind her that fun was everywhere. There were so many things for a dog to do, especially in the forest. Delilah smiled widely when she heard the shocked gasp escape Blizzard's maw. It was interesting to see that she wasn't sure if playing chase with her brother was fun. Chase was always fun, unless you were being targeted by someone who was angry or upset with you. Though that rarely happened for Delilah. The husky gave a nod to reassure Blizzard that she did have fun.

The husky hopped back to her feet and scoped the area a bit more, Blizzard seemed to be lost in some form of thought. She sniffed at trees and lowered the upper half of her body as she observed the roots of the trees. Delilah hoped that Blizzard would opt for chase, but she was sure she could find some large stick if tug-of-war was chosen instead. Delilah looked over her shoulder when she heard Blizzard's voice, telling her that she could chose. The Husky gave her a curious look, "Are you sure?"

Turning on her paws, she made her way back to the Border Collie. There was a slight bounce to her step and she hummed to herself before speaking again, "Well, if I had to chose I would go with chase. There are so many trees and roots to run against and jump over," Delilah's eyes narrowed in a playful way, "Plus we can see who is better, the bred sled dog or the herding dog."

Delilah gave a laugh, positive that Blizzard would most likely win with ease. But she knew the best way to start a game of chase was usually to issue a challenge. Delilah began to stretch her back and attempted to stretch her legs in an encouraging manner for Blizzard. The Husky hoped she would be able to recall watching how her predecessors wan and bounded about, and how quickly the could run. Delilah knew she had the stamina but since she never really put it to practice there was a little doubt in her mind that she wouldn't win, but she wouldn't mind. Her goal here was to make sure Blizzard had fun.

I have Duke up and he is ready to go. If you want we could probably do a thread for him and Blizzard after this thread. It's up to you ^-^
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The second the word chase was chose, Blizzard felt her paws wanting to run, to sprint and never look back. It was a side she really only felt when she was herding sheep or mauling Duke. But now, it was something she was feeling with Delilah, something she hadn't felt in at least 2 or 3 years now. "You're on!" She barked, her tone suddenly light and full of enthusiastic excitement. "Catch me if you can!" She howled, pushing off with black and white paws. The forest was the perfect place for this game, Delilah had been right. As she bounded, lept and sprinted over the trunks and obstacles, she could hear Delilah's paws of her own. She ran until she felt like her legs would fall apart, before she stopped dead in her tracks.

Turning around, she faced Delilah, paws set as though she weren't going anywhere anytime soon, and that was the whole point. Delilah would have to slide to a stop, and it was the perfect time to turn this chase into a fun, gentle, wrestling match. When Delilah had slid to a stop, or slammed into her, Blizzard bounced away, her paws treading back and forth as though challenging the larger husky. When she felt the time was right, she dived forward, playfully nipping at the hairs on the husky's paws, all though being very careful not to cause actual harm. Her bites were light and quick, no harm except a tiny bit of pressure to keep Delilah's attention.

When the husky too, joined into the game, Blizzard once again changed it up. This time, she dove down, under the husky's belly and playful rolled her onto her side, putting Blizzard on top of her. "Submit" She growled teasingly, pretending she was the Alpha of a pack and this was a rogue in her territory. She wrapped her muzzle lightly around Delilah's neck, pretending to put her into a death grip. Once the husky whined her joking submission, Blizzard smothered her face in affectionate licks before bouncing away. This time she was giving Delilah the first move, she could take whatever path or fight move she wanted. 

Words: 361 Tag: Arodana Notes: Yes that would be awesome! You'll get to see the real excited aaand evil side of Blizzard!

[Arodana]

Delilah was quick to see how Blizzard was reacting to her challenge. It was received with ease and playfulness which made Delilah eager. She danced on her paws slightly as Blizzard took off. The Husky was shocked to see how quickly the Collie was able to take off, so she sped away almost as fast after the female. Delilah's long legs made powerful strides as she allowed her sled dog instincts to flow through her. She bounded over roots that were pulled up, and made sharp turns when necessary. Yet in all her efforts she couldn't catch up to Blizzard. Delilah let a short bark escape her maw with excitement that was soon followed by a fit of laughter. The laughter turned into an oomph when she crashed into Blizzard.

Her reaction was too slow to notice that the dog had turned around, she was just having so much fun running. The wind whistling in her ears had gave her a rush, and as she got on to her paws she allowed Blizzard to initiate some playful wrestling. Delilah wasn't too good at the game so she allowed Blizzard to have the upper hand. She snorted when Blizzard had closed her mouth around her own maw and submitted willingly. Delilah laughed lightly as Blizzard gave her quick licks, and she jumped back onto her paws. Delilah's icy eyes met dark warm ones. A smirk played on her lips, she was up for more running.

"Try to keep up."

Delilah nipped lightly at Blizzard's fluffy neck before taking off, bounding, dodging, showing off any move she could accomplish. She looked back and paused for a second to show a grin that revealed ebony teeth. Delilah then looked forward with her ears perked as she took off once more, leaping up on a large root connected to an old tree. She stood on her hind legs for a second and gave out a sharp bark, cocking her head slightly as if to encourage Blizzard to copy what she did.

Sorry for taking so long to respond! I got really busy with school plus solo/ensemble for orchestra is this week >.>
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Delilah submitted easily, and Blizzard whined in protest. She loved fighting as much as this dog loved running. But, it wasn't a big deal. When she barked to be chased, Blizzard took off hard on her heels. With the head start, Delilah had managed to get really far ahead, but Blizzard was gaining ground quite quickly. But as quick as Delilah was in her sight, she was gone, and the collie was so confused she didn't even see the tree. She collided with it head on, making impact to be flung to the ground with a startled yelp. Quickly, she regained her footing, shaking the dust from her black and white fur. Nothing was hurting too much, so she assumed that she was fine. For a few moments, Blizzard just stared at the tree, dumbfounded and not wanting to jump over it. But, when she saw Delilah bouncing on her hind legs on the other side, she came to the conclusion she wasn't going to get out without at least a few decent attempts.

The border collie backed up a bit, measuring the distance she was going to need to jump it. She was agile, but that didn't mean she exactly liked racing over trees. Giving her butt a small wiggle, she raced forward, clearing the tree with a little bit of extra room to spare. When she was finally on the ground, she lowered her haunches, panting lightly as she caught her breath. It was the run that had tired her out and the fact that she had been thrown to the ground so hard and quickly. Her eyes focused on the husky, who she batted playfully with her paw, tongue lolling out of her mouth. 

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[Arodana]

Delilah waited, hoping about from paw to paw. Blizzard had run into the tree root that she had so easily cleared before hand. She was blessed with some powerful legs, and she liked to thank all her adventuring for that. Of course she would still be no use if a fight broke out. Her fight or flight system mainly stayed in flight. It was much easier to outrun your opponent and wear them out to the point they will leave you alone.

Blizzard seemed to disappear for a moment and Delilah started to walk backwards with careful steps. As soon as she saw Blizzard clear the root, the Husky spun in a quick circle and let out a happy yip as the Collie sat trying to catch her breath. Delilah let out a laugh and bowed down with her rear in the air, and she gave a playful wag of her tail. She laughed some more before resting completely on the ground. "I thought you herding dogs could do a little leaping and bounding," she spoke in a joking tone, panting slightly, "To be honest with ya Blizzard, I probably wouldn't be able to do that if it weren't for my blood lines. I'm not all about fitness, but I guess my adventuring does help tone me up a bit."

Delilah felt a tickle on her back, and she rolled over and started to scratch her back on the ground. Dirt started to stain her white fur brown, and she rolled back to being on her stomach. Giving a quick shake of her head to make sure her tags were still in placed she cocked her head towards Blizzard. The Husky gave a friendly smile, "If you want we can keep playing, you can pick the game this time around"

The Husky was still full of energy and ready to keep playing, but of course she was trying to keep Blizzard happy, so if the Border Collie wanted to stop and rest for a bit then that was fine with her.

No problem ^_^ I hope you had a good work day!
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For a few moments, the border collie just stood there, panting and listening to Delilah explain how she thought that herding dogs were good at this stuff and how hers was in her bloodlines. "I used to be able to, when I was always herding sheep. I needed to be fast and agile. But," She paused, trying to find words. Ever since she had been wild, her muscle had grown, causing her to be heavier and her jumps to be forced with more effort. "When I became a wild dog, I needed to be stronger, and as you get stronger, it's harder to be agile. Speed is natural, I can push my legs harder and faster, but it makes me jump like a 3-legged horse." She joked her tongue lolling as she tried to imagine a horse with three legs jumping over a fence.

Soon, Delilah was ready to play again, but with a dramatic huff, Blizzard flopped herself onto her side. "Are you trying to kill me?!" She whined, her voice high and full of pretend agony. But, soon enough she was back on her paws, quickly bouncing back. Instead of running though, she began to lick at her chest fur, glancing up at the beautiful spring sky, the birds chirping their beautiful songs into the air. "Hey, instead of a long jog and games, how about we go for a walk, or adventure more so? It's a beautiful day, we could see a lot of newborns if we're quiet, it will be fun." She murmured, giving the husky mix a lick on the ear before setting out at a brisk pace to explore the forest. 

Words: 277 Tags: Arodana Notes: Sorry it's so late love been super busy! But, why don't we end the thread here? You can respond if you want, then we can go and post for her and Duke. :3