Cursed (New and Accepting)

[ηight]

Allen | Female | Wolf form
Al slowly went back, felling that something may happen, she still wanted to get out of this park, to normal forest, but that was too dangerous. Al took a slow deep breath hiding

[DragonWill]

"I heard that." Will said turning towards the noise, "I'm not afraid of you. Well maybe a little. Have you been following me? I heard a wolf earlier."
Will searched his pockets for something to distract the wolf with. "How about some chocolate? Wait, that's bad for wolves, right? Probably should not eat it myself." Will laughed nervously.

[ηight]

Allen | Female | Wolf form
Al looked at guy, stepping back slowly. She didn't know what to do now, so she just continued going back slowly Why are he talking to me? she though to herself

[DragonWill]

I wish I knew where the wolf was. That way it I could make a dash for it and look for Phoenix. "Are you there? You are awfully silent for a wolf. You're not thinking of eating me are you?" Why has it not attacked? I'm almost completely in the bushes.

[ηight]

Allen | Female | Wolf form
Al took a deep breath before getting down, closer to ground, she slowly but very quietly whined, having no clue what to do....

[DragonWill]

Hearing the noise so close made Will jump. As he did so he dropped his Kendo sword. "No!" He yelped "I can't lose that!" He dropped onto the ground looking for it, momentarily forgetting the wolf.

[ηight]

Allen | Female | Wolf form
Using situation Al took a steps back, hearing something falling near her, she shrugged. Allen slowly looked at thing that was there, still having no clue what to do

[DragonWill]

Will notices something. Is that it? Will grabs for the object. Fur? Oh no...

[ηight]

Allen | Female | Wolf form
When Al felt someone touching her she jumped off before slightly looking at guy, showing her teeth, she walked on sword, putting paw on it

[DragonWill]

"Um... nice wolf?" Will whispered, "Please don't hurt me. I need that sword. Could you please move?" He was so shocked he did not let go of the wolf's leg.