Post by Storm on Nov 30, 2005 15:45:40 GMT -5
((Can there be half-wolf hybrids?))
In the darkened city, two golden orbs gleamed in the shadows. A black figure shifted and shining fangs appeared suddenly in the dark. A rumbling growl, reminiscent of thunder, rolled in the silence. The half-wolf showed her displeasure to the night. Again the humans had invaded ever deeper into the once-wilderness, and her family was certainly dead by now.
It did not truly matter, except that there was a longing in her powerful limbs, to run, and never look back. She sighed, an audible and surprising sound after the vicious growl. Storm stalked out, her mood as black as her name. It would take a good few hours before she got the longing to run out of her essence, and she would have to cower behind corners again. Her lips twisted into a brutal snarl, as she remembered her first days of hiding in the city, alone, and half-dead. It had taken a few months to get over the surprise that the other creatures, the other dogs, lived together.
But being in a pack never was, and never would be, her fate.
In the darkened city, two golden orbs gleamed in the shadows. A black figure shifted and shining fangs appeared suddenly in the dark. A rumbling growl, reminiscent of thunder, rolled in the silence. The half-wolf showed her displeasure to the night. Again the humans had invaded ever deeper into the once-wilderness, and her family was certainly dead by now.
It did not truly matter, except that there was a longing in her powerful limbs, to run, and never look back. She sighed, an audible and surprising sound after the vicious growl. Storm stalked out, her mood as black as her name. It would take a good few hours before she got the longing to run out of her essence, and she would have to cower behind corners again. Her lips twisted into a brutal snarl, as she remembered her first days of hiding in the city, alone, and half-dead. It had taken a few months to get over the surprise that the other creatures, the other dogs, lived together.
But being in a pack never was, and never would be, her fate.
