(Haha, thanks. ^^ I will put one in my siggie shortly. Just curious, is there ever the chance one of us could make an actual human character? Not just a NPC? It could be a owner or a vet or anything. I probably won't be on this much tomorrow, haha. Sorry for the constant posts. It is a down day, haha. Army Combatives tomorrow.)
Azbo’s tail hit the ground gently and he wriggled slightly, almost excitedly. “But you have heard of me!” That was all that really mattered. If he had realized that the human was there before, the thought had completely left his mind, now, and Shard had captured all of his attention. She was certainly less boring than the other two who could only talk about boring things such as killing. The tall Belgian Malinois acted like he was having the best day of his life. He, however, did not make it clear whether he was obvious of making fun of himself or completely oblivious. As Azbo studied her, he had difficulty reading her expression. That didn’t bother him too much, though.
“So, uh, wudduya say we get dinner some time?” This time he ducked his head, acting sheepish, shooting her a small amused expression. “They serve a delicious mush around here every couple of days or so.” He knew he was probably pushing it here but commiserating over his past wasn’t exactly his style of “fun” and there was never much to do around the place except poke fun at it or talk about your past. And fight, of course, but that came later.
Aster sighed but her tail tapped slightly as she glanced back up at Olivia. She immediately felt guilty for almost saying “I hope so” in response to them being gone soon enough. She kept forgetting where they were. So far, the white pitbull was adapting well but she kept feeling more and more on edge, especially now when she realized what she was destined for. At least it wasn’t in parts of the country where they ate dogs afterward… she had heard of that before.
It seemed running was out of the question as well, from the way Rishka talked. Aster did not want to delve deeper but she figured that whatever had happened to the escapee wasn’t good.
“What are they doing now?” She asked, finally. If there was a fight going on she figured dogs would be going and coming (or not) like crazy. Was it a slow day, perhaps? She was slightly tired, even though she could not see windows. Was it getting late?