. 𝔸𝕣𝕝𝕠𝕨𝕖 .Gender: Male Rank: Guardian Age: 3.7yr Mutation: Chitinous Armour.
Scent: Cypress & Wild Bergamont Sexuality: Demisexual Panromantic.
Crush: X Mate: X Pups: X
Location: Densite perimeter |
Tags: Open |
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Over the past few hours, Arlowe has watched everything come alive; from the fridged pre-dawn dark, announced by what few birds have yet to migrate as they sang their hymms, to the sun's lazy yet steady ascent setting the blanket of morning mist alight. He takes full advantage of his otherwise unfortunate instilled habit of being an early bird. Afterall, what better time is there to quietly sit and stare at the world? Evening?
Noon? Nah. Nothing compares to the sights of a new day, when the world is languid yet full of promise.
Now, the autumn wind calls the waking world to play, heaving up leaves that that set the sky ablaze in colour while the clouds dance and wheel even higher above. Though the sun is bright as it peeks between the shedding canopy, the wind's cold yet gentle caress chases away the light's warmth as of to exclaim it was its turn to play.
Arlowe inhales a deep breath of the heavy air, tasting the scents of bark and earth that, even with the fog, have the unmistakable dry smell of the fall season. From his spot on the ground, Arlowe takes it all in with a bone-deep contentment. He's no poet but in the young wolf's humble opinion, few things can rival the autumn sky—particularly in the morning, when the horizon glows red and gold across both its halves.
Soon, winter will come. But, its mischievous herald still has time to linger—it will make the most of its stay. Arlowe looks forward to it.
His idle thoughts come to a stuttering halt as his working ear twitches towards the sound of pawsteps on the dry grass. A moment later, Arlowe's eyes catch on the dark figure of the pack Beta slinking through the densite, seeming to form out of the mist. Arlowe stills against his spot on the ground, hoping Arcturus hasn't noticed him in exchange. Though they're far apart, the other wolf is observant; he'll likely have some opinions about Arlowe laying about on the fallen leaves. Especially since at this point he's been laying long enough that he is
in the leaves—a no-so-freshly fallen blanket currently blends seamlessly with the faded warm tones of his fur.
It's not like he hasn't been working! Starting his watch before the sun had risen, Arlowe strategically chose this current spot; it's position along the edge of the densite offers a convenient vantage on most of the goings-on of both the dens and the world at large as it slowly awoke. He's pleased to say there's been nothing of particular note to report! Plus, its located in the sun's path in such a way that over the morning's course, the rays have managed to heat the dirt. Sorta. As much as the barely-warm light can manage.
It's less appealing now that the threat of reprimand hangs about. Best to avoid raising any hackles: time to adjust his plan for the morning. He figures its for the best, as the rest of the pack are likely to start stirring soon. Imagine if
Amalie sees him.
Waiting until it seems like Arcturus is distracted, Arlowe closes his eyes and huffs a small sigh—giving himself a brief moment to bid farewell to his leisurely watch—before heaving himself upright. Arlowe combines the motions with unhurried stretches, enjoying the brief sing of muscles and bone as they warm and re-awaken. The affair is ended with a brief shake to remove accumulated foliage, scattering in a burst of rustling colour. The movement is chorused by the quiet clatter and scrape of the chitinous plates armouring his lean body.
A pause to let the weight settles along his back, plates stilling on his skin.
A bracing breath, his nose faintly tingling as brisk chill energizes him.
An exhale as Arlowe sets into motion. Intending a slow, easy plod along the site's perimeter, he plots his course so that his right ear faces out of the camp—all the better to hear potential threats with.
Time to see what the world has in store this day.