Sah
It was good that Tal had his own way of staying warm. With Sah's natural (read; passive) resistance to cold, he hadn't even considered that the courier might be cold with how distracted he was with his companions' antics.
The hunter didn't say a word as he followed the companions, only slowing down when the two men caught up. Lilly was walking laps around an evergreen tree, eyeing a branch high above. It was hard for the humans to make out, but high above a pair of green eyes watched them.
Lilly yipped at the wolf pup somehow in the tree, only to get a stubborn bark in return. Sah rubbed his temples as Pad puffed up his fur at the sight of the dragon and the stranger. "Pad. Stop being stubborn, please. Don't make me use my telekinesis on you again." The wolf pup just snorted and bit the nearest branch, bracing himself should his bonded try to do what he threatened. The pup wasn't leaving his tree without a fight.
Lilly meanwhile walked over and touched noses with Boreal before her eyes returned to her foolish little brother. Sah sighed and glanced tiredly at Tal, "I have no idea, ok? He likes trees. I have no idea how he gets up there but he's too small to get down on his own."
Pad gave another stubborn bark and Sah added, "Not that he wants to." How Pad took after him so strongly was a mystery. A stubborn, stubborn, black-furred pup who liked heights. Though the Caido wolf lacked wings, the resemblance was clear. Was Sah this much of a hassle when he was little? His poor mother.
The hunter didn't say a word as he followed the companions, only slowing down when the two men caught up. Lilly was walking laps around an evergreen tree, eyeing a branch high above. It was hard for the humans to make out, but high above a pair of green eyes watched them.
Lilly yipped at the wolf pup somehow in the tree, only to get a stubborn bark in return. Sah rubbed his temples as Pad puffed up his fur at the sight of the dragon and the stranger. "Pad. Stop being stubborn, please. Don't make me use my telekinesis on you again." The wolf pup just snorted and bit the nearest branch, bracing himself should his bonded try to do what he threatened. The pup wasn't leaving his tree without a fight.
Lilly meanwhile walked over and touched noses with Boreal before her eyes returned to her foolish little brother. Sah sighed and glanced tiredly at Tal, "I have no idea, ok? He likes trees. I have no idea how he gets up there but he's too small to get down on his own."
Pad gave another stubborn bark and Sah added, "Not that he wants to." How Pad took after him so strongly was a mystery. A stubborn, stubborn, black-furred pup who liked heights. Though the Caido wolf lacked wings, the resemblance was clear. Was Sah this much of a hassle when he was little? His poor mother.
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
