Fox and the Hound [Wanyecha]

Fox and the Hound [Wanyecha]

Cera the Golden Prince Posts: 419

Outcast atk: 5.5 | def: 9.5 | dam: 4.5

Stallion :: Pegasus :: 16.3hh :: 6 Years HP: 65 | Buff: NOVICE

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#17

11-20-2012, 07:43 PM

[[ooc: I don't know when domby will be back on so skipping for now since it has been a few days~]]

It was getting darker by the minute. Days had shortened during the fierce Frostfall, and Cera started to feel the pull that dragged him home normally much sooner than this. Caught between wanting to make sure Wanyecha was okay and running to greet Midas from his duties. But he knew the right thing to do was stay with the filly. She was hurt after all and Cera couldn't ever leave her like that.

Shelter was found but imperfect. Cera kept his wings aloft to help keep the snow off her. His shoulders and wing muscles ached painfully making him want to whinper but he remained quiet. This was for Wanyecha. He worried for her, she had already become a dear friend to him. Their blood didn't bother him, the horned and wingless girl was funny and endearing and he was delighted to have a new friend. Disappointed that she wasn't from the Throat.

A noise from the distance had both ears flickering up and turning like dials. Something achingly familiar struck him and the tiny colt waited, trembling with anticipation for it to come again. Surely enough it did but much closer. His name, being called out by his father. Sounding panicked and desperate. Worried, little heart beating nervously, Cera excused himself breathlessly and jumped out from their cover, emerald eyes searching the skies.

He had not yet learned to fly and couldn't take to the sky to find his father. "Daddy! Daddy!" Whinnying as loudly as he could, thin forelegs pulling off the earth as his form came into view, spinning slightly on his hind legs. Prancing to the closest open spot in the trees so that Midas could spot him. Turning to Wanyecha and smiling brightly. "Wanyecha! Come meet my daddy!" Unable to beckon her with his wings that drooped painfully.