- @asian to the knee
- Thank you so much! ^o^
Fluffy McTrollerp wrote:Username: Derpy c:
What You'd Like Help With: ipod touch help, illiterate to literate and form making ouo
Preferred Instructor: Smamm, change; (her) and an asian to the knee
Activity or Time Zone: I am almost everday, the whole day XD
Sample of Writing:[size=120]Neanne{ meadow || shewolf || crushless|| Testing }You've waited for this your whole life, and you're not going to walk backThe wolf continued walking peacefully with her ears flicked paying attention to every single sound, as well as making sure she didn't made any. She was being very excited, but she was left behind. She could run very fast, but she prefered to save the energy that was still in her body. She slowly started to realize the little cold in the air, but the other 3 wolves apparently noticed it way before her, and started to shake. Remembering the harsh winters from where she was from, and the very thick layer of fur protected her body, she didn't felt anything but a little wind.[/size]
Some dark clouds started to whirl up at the once blue sky. She glanced over to the sky, she loved rain. It was a good water resource, and made grass and plants grow. That made food, such as rabbits and deers get out of their shelters. But, apparently Ross didn't liked rain at all, or did as well didn't care.
But whatever. Neanne took a look at him, reading his eyes, and all of the sudden, she stopped trotting. 'I want to be a hunter, if any of you wanted to know.' Her voice called, hearing the crunching drying leves. Not that someone cared, anyway. And Nea wasn't nervous anymore, thought as continued padding. More like... confident. The reason she had picked that rank; she was too clumsy and prefered the calm of the forest. But she would not back off a fight. It wasn't one of her strong points, and didn't liked it at all. Why die on such a stupid thing?
Nea looked at the other three wolves, and started to try and see what they were like. The alpha was strong. Ross was a respected wolf, and the other... What could she be?
.cheetah; wrote:it wouldn't be terrible if I put a link to the club in my siggy even tho I'm not a teacher, right? cx
Aidon closed his eyes, listening to the sweet music of Mozart. Glancing down at his phone, he nearly choked on his gum when he saw what time it was. Yanking out his headphones, he picked up his violin case and rushed down the stairs, out the door and into his car. He went a little above the speed limit, 30 when it was 25, but it didn't matter because no one was on the streets. Aidon blinked as he glanced around the community, everything white with snow. He smiled. This was his favorite time of year, where everything was so peaceful. Aidon shook the thoughts out of his head to look for Dani on a park bench. When he found her, she immediately got up as he slowed down to a stop. He sighed, knowing he would hear and earful for being late. He unlocked the doors and she hopped in, slamming the door.
"'Sup, D?"
A small smirk played on her face. "I'll tell you what's up. Your butt once I'm through with you."
Aidon laughed, turning to head towards the duck pond. That was his favorite place.
He turned to Dani, who was unusually silent. The reason was now obvious as he glanced at his surrounding; they were driving past a cemetery.
He knew that Dani was a very superstitious person. Whenever they drove over railroad tracks, she would take her feet off of the bottom of the car. Whenever she drove into a tunnel, she would always lay a hand on the top of the roof of the car. And when they drove past a cemetery, she held her breath.
Why she did any of these things Aidon had no idea. She would never tell him, so he just shrugged it off.
They pulled into the parking lot of the pond, hearing Dani exhale loudly.
"What were you doing now?" she asked him, both hopping out of the car. Aidon unlocked the trunk and pulled out his violin, Dani holding a bag of bread.
"Thinking."
"Apparently not about your priorities."
Aidon let out a small laugh as they headed up the trail. Dani got out a slice of bread and broke it into pieces, throwing it out to the water as a flock of ducks swam over to it, squabbling about like small children. She giggled at them. Aidon smiled. Dani loved ducks.
Clicking the case shut, he rosined up his bow and started playing "Jingle Bells." Dani bobbed her head back and forth to the tune, snow falling lightly across Aidon's hair.
Yazmin wrote:[size=85]Aiden sat on a old bench outside of the school, looking carelessly at his phone. He had loads of homework, which he should have been working on. Of course he wasn't though. Besides, he could just finish it later. That is, if he actually remembered he had homework, which he often didn't. His grades were good anyway though.
Sliding his phone back in his pocket, he gathered all his stuff and put it in his worn, used backpack. He stood up, hefted the backpack onto his back, and started to head toward his home. This was far away though, he lived on the edge of town. Sort of in the country, you could say. Not really if you thought about it.
Aiden winced slightly as he stepped on his bad ankle, the one he had sprained in gym yesterday. It was swollen to touch, and was blue and black. He'd had bad sprains before, so he knew this was normal. Hopefully it'd get better soon though. Hockey was going to start soon, and he didn't want to miss his favorite sport.
Out of nowhere, he felt something slam into the back of his head. The next thing he knew, he was on the ground, groaning pain. With hands clutched to the back of his head, he rolled onto his back. A person was looming over him, and suddenly pushed something into his face. The air filled with a sick medicine smell, and the world went black.
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