BritishGentleman wrote:Cheekie
He study the wolf for a moment and smile. He understood now that it was a werewolf and knew that in its fright it wouldnt understand his human tongue. He did his best to "speak in wolf tongue" as he thaught himself from his studies, he said the following "you must be lost, did you need help out? You are not a registered wolf here. I would be glad to send you out the north wing, there the field is sparse with prey. Sounds good, yeah?" He only smiled towards her as a friend and his eyes showed no hidden lies or wickedness through his glasses. He only wished to help the dear thing.
Skye Kresnik
The wolf made no quick move after the human spoke; his words echoing off into the distance until it disintegrated into silence. The blue eyes of the beast examined the human, following his body movements and locking onto his gaze. Despite being in the form of a wolf, the beast had taught get animalistic side how to understand the meaning of mans language. She knew, even though the words that left his tongue meant kindness, offering hospitality, she knew that was all a lie. All humans were the same; filthy lying beasts. They offer up a safe way but later on betray their companions. The wolf remembered. His words were answered with a low growl, as the white wolf wanted no part of his offer. Yet she took a second to think; the human could lead her to the others of the pack, ones she had bled, fought and hunted with. An un audible sigh escaped her lips before the wolf returned the human with her final answer despite the fact she would regret this decision, despite the sickening feeling rising within her. The poise of the wolf relaxed, ears angled back just a bit, tail dropped, but her thoughts and eyes remained; one paw in the wrong place and she would not hesitate to rip his throat out. The wolf revealed her self under the light now causing the soft fur to glow in its rays. Locking onto the humans gaze, the white wolf gave the human a slow, subtle nod.



































