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Posted: Tue Mar 24, 2020 7:46 pm
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Hila sighed with disappointment as the first drops of rain fell on his fur. It was inevitable as the storm had been clearly brewing for some time, but he’d hoped that it would hold off awhile longer. Still, it didn’t do to stay upset for something as out of control as the weather, so he tucked in his tail and did his best to ignore it.
He believed there was a hunt planned, and although there was a chance it would be delayed because of the rain, he was still going to try and see if there were others around. He craved some company to keep him distracted. Hila wasn’t the best when it came to interacting with others. He often came off as awkward, or strange. But he did try.
He prowled to what he thought was the meeting spot and of course, it was deserted. He began to turn away, dejected, when his nose caught the scent of someone nearby. Sure enough, turning back around, he spied a figure sitting quietly in the rain. He hurried back over, trying not to appear too desperate.
“Rather lousy timing, isn’t it?”, he drawled, attempting a casual tone.
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Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2020 7:01 pm
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As if on cue the storm picked up. Ruaka felt her fur growing heavy and knew if no one showed up soon the hunt would definitely be called off. They could still work in this weather but if it got worse, which it certainly felt like it was going to, they'd have to count their losses.
"Ruaka," she offered in return, having to raise her voice a bit as well. "Perhaps we should seek some shelter," she added, feeling the winds start to swell again. It was nice that Hila hadn't recognized her as one of the cubs that had been born to the first joining rogue, though she supposed now that she was grown and many other rogues had joined it wasn't that big of a deal anymore. Or, perhaps, Hila wasn't one that would have cared if she and her siblings had been the only ones to join with their mother. Some that were rooted in the traditions of the pride had presented a bit of pushback, but since she was an adolescent she hadn't had any trouble with any of those types.
"Oh!" A very heavy, hard raindrop bounced off her back and clattered at her paws. She looked down to find a decent sized piece of hail rather than a raindrop, and a few moments later she was hit again. Yes, definitely time to seek shelter.
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