Boo
She pricked her ears on a faint angle, as she glanced across at the white male. He was right - Boo did hate things. A lot of things. Noticing that the tree line had gone, she was now in a blanketed meadow with a sheen white coat, making it look like ice with the tall strands of grass poking here and there in little tufts. By now the snow had eased off, the clouds had passed revealing the stars. No moon just yet. She tilted her head back looking from star to star knowing how much these men't to her. Her eyes where reflecting the balls of light, lightly as she became rather mesmerized. She was taken aback when Johnson spoke. She looked across at him feeling his uneasiness. " I would hate to lose my friends and trust I have with the wolves of our pack " She glanced at her paws and then sniffed slowly. Her gaze holding onto the next line of trees that stood, several long leaps ahead of them. " And my pride, " She confessed, she would hate to be known as the she-wolf that was good for nothing. " I attack because I feel the need to at times. If something is directed threateningly at me, or anyone I call my friends I attack. In my previous life my mate was murdered, I guess I've learnt anger from that - and how I wasn't there to protect them. " She rushed the ending not wanting to bore the hell out of him. But then met his gaze, her blue eyes looking rather pale in the star light. Several heart beats had passed, before her attention was drawn to the sky again. It was cold, with no cloud cover to wrap the world bellow it in a nice thick blanket, though it was a pretty sight. "I've been told that great wolves of the past live up there, well not all of them great. Just wolves really. " She said rather openly, not leaving her gaze from the stars. Her attention was drawn to the moon slowly creeping across the side of her view. It was a full moon, a big round white colour rising like the sun did in the morning - to light up the world again. She reclined to her hunches feeling like howling at the moon. It was just a thing she felt the need to do. She looked at Johnson wondering if it was right, she wasn't calling anyone the moon was just willing her to sing to it. Though she kept her jaws closed, seeing what Johnson might have to say - then she might sing to the moon, and other wolves of her pack could join in. It was seen as a social thing, I guess you could say.
She pricked her ears on a faint angle, as she glanced across at the white male. He was right - Boo did hate things. A lot of things. Noticing that the tree line had gone, she was now in a blanketed meadow with a sheen white coat, making it look like ice with the tall strands of grass poking here and there in little tufts. By now the snow had eased off, the clouds had passed revealing the stars. No moon just yet. She tilted her head back looking from star to star knowing how much these men't to her. Her eyes where reflecting the balls of light, lightly as she became rather mesmerized. She was taken aback when Johnson spoke. She looked across at him feeling his uneasiness. " I would hate to lose my friends and trust I have with the wolves of our pack " She glanced at her paws and then sniffed slowly. Her gaze holding onto the next line of trees that stood, several long leaps ahead of them. " And my pride, " She confessed, she would hate to be known as the she-wolf that was good for nothing. " I attack because I feel the need to at times. If something is directed threateningly at me, or anyone I call my friends I attack. In my previous life my mate was murdered, I guess I've learnt anger from that - and how I wasn't there to protect them. " She rushed the ending not wanting to bore the hell out of him. But then met his gaze, her blue eyes looking rather pale in the star light. Several heart beats had passed, before her attention was drawn to the sky again. It was cold, with no cloud cover to wrap the world bellow it in a nice thick blanket, though it was a pretty sight. "I've been told that great wolves of the past live up there, well not all of them great. Just wolves really. " She said rather openly, not leaving her gaze from the stars. Her attention was drawn to the moon slowly creeping across the side of her view. It was a full moon, a big round white colour rising like the sun did in the morning - to light up the world again. She reclined to her hunches feeling like howling at the moon. It was just a thing she felt the need to do. She looked at Johnson wondering if it was right, she wasn't calling anyone the moon was just willing her to sing to it. Though she kept her jaws closed, seeing what Johnson might have to say - then she might sing to the moon, and other wolves of her pack could join in. It was seen as a social thing, I guess you could say.
















