Vynter
The water was cool against his skin, a welcoming embrace from the blistering heat. He seemed to be keeping to the water lately, whether it was because he enjoyed it more than he thought, or that he was still unable to handle the heat well even in this new form. As he broke through the surface water propelled around him, hair pressed to his skull and causing water droplets to trickle down his body. Wiping the water and hair from his eyes he began to make his way to shore, finding his clothes where he had left them.
They were still drying, having been dunked into the lake in order to rid them of any dirt and debris from the time he's spent wearing them. He would have done it sooner, but these were the only garments he had, a gift per say from the first person he'd met here. His mind briefly went back to the man named Nathaniel, with the distrusting dark eyes and chiseled face Vynter found himself enjoying the look of. Shaking his head to rid himself of excess water, and thoughts he never thought he'd meander into about another person let alone another man, he then hefted himself out of the water and into the dry grass. A soft sigh escaped his lips, eyes searching the blue sky as he took this time to rest.
The sweltering sun pelted on his pale skin, drying away any residual moisture within minutes. He hoped he didn't get burned, for no longer having fur made him just as vulnerable to light as to intense cold. The feeling was still nice, and so he got comfortable by placing his hands behind his head, then closed his eyes for a short snooze.
Lily
They were still drying, having been dunked into the lake in order to rid them of any dirt and debris from the time he's spent wearing them. He would have done it sooner, but these were the only garments he had, a gift per say from the first person he'd met here. His mind briefly went back to the man named Nathaniel, with the distrusting dark eyes and chiseled face Vynter found himself enjoying the look of. Shaking his head to rid himself of excess water, and thoughts he never thought he'd meander into about another person let alone another man, he then hefted himself out of the water and into the dry grass. A soft sigh escaped his lips, eyes searching the blue sky as he took this time to rest.
The sweltering sun pelted on his pale skin, drying away any residual moisture within minutes. He hoped he didn't get burned, for no longer having fur made him just as vulnerable to light as to intense cold. The feeling was still nice, and so he got comfortable by placing his hands behind his head, then closed his eyes for a short snooze.
