Post by Micah on Jun 5, 2015 20:37:10 GMT -5
Micah squirmed against the cold ground trying to nestle himself more firmly against his mother's fur. She was warmer than the hard ground. Micah was larger than most pups were, growing at almost double the rate of a normal wolf. Even at two months old he resembled a much older pup. Nuzzling into his mother's fur he latched onto her suckling greedily in his search for milk. With his larger size came an almost constant hunger that he couldn't sate. He didn't have a wide range of memories, but one stuck out to him more than any others. When he had first been born into the world, blind and naked to the new world, he had smelled his mother's scent. The smell of her skin, the smell of her milk, they were things that he would never forget. Once he had drunk his fill he snuggled further into her fur huffing in contentment. He wanted to get up and play, but he was too cold to move away from his mother. He was comfortable snuggling with her. He had smelled another scent at his birth, one that he would one day recognize as his father, but the only scent that had mattered in that moment had been his mother.
He wondered if he looked like his father since it was obvious that he didn't inherit his dark fur form his white pelted mother. He also wondered if his father was large like him, or if he was an anomaly. From the way that his mother looked at him sometimes made him wonder if that was the case. Sometimes her eyes were warm and caring, while other times she looked at him like he wasn't what she had expected. He was oblivious to how he had even been made, never questioning the larger things he wasn't old enough to comprehend. Micah's young mind was more preoccupied with playing, sleeping, and when he was going to be allowed to explore. His young legs wanted to run and chase the things that he could smell all around him. He could smell and hear other wolves moving and living around his mother, but he hadn't met them yet. They carried a similar scent to the one that his mother carried, but he wasn't sure if it was because they were family or if all wolves smelled similar. He could also smell other scents, more musky than what he recognized as a wolf's smell. Other animals smells carried on the spring breeze.
He wanted to know what these creatures were and why they smelled so funny. His mother left him once in awhile to do things without him. He supposed she had to find her own food since she had no mother to take milk from. His tail wiggled behind him in an awkward wag and he moved on gangly legs towards his mother's face. He loved his mother even though he had only been here for such a short time. He hopped over her front leg rolling into her chest. His rapidly growing legs made walking a little awkward. "Momma? When can we explore?" His young mind didn't understand that he was too young to be venturing from the safety of his mother's side. He quickly forgot about his question and began to nip at his mother's fur. He was a rambunctious little wolf with enough energy to wear his mother thin. The way Amara's fur moved and wiggled beneath his play made him all the more determined to see it defeated. He leaned against her his feet pushing against her chest and his teeth tugged on her hairs. He had no thought for whether or not his roughness would cause his mother pain, just absorbed in his play fight. He was looking for some kind of response, some way to ease the rapidly settling boredom.
With no playmates he had to invent ways to distract himself. His mother's tail was often the reason for his more rambunctious play. The way it wagged back and forth made for the perfect hunting practice. He tugged and pushed against his mother consumed with how much fun he was having. It was the simple things that he enjoyed the most. Playing and sleeping alongside his mom, warm and safe. He didn't know anything other than this simple life, anything but this overwhelming love her felt for this female that took care of him.
@amara6
He wondered if he looked like his father since it was obvious that he didn't inherit his dark fur form his white pelted mother. He also wondered if his father was large like him, or if he was an anomaly. From the way that his mother looked at him sometimes made him wonder if that was the case. Sometimes her eyes were warm and caring, while other times she looked at him like he wasn't what she had expected. He was oblivious to how he had even been made, never questioning the larger things he wasn't old enough to comprehend. Micah's young mind was more preoccupied with playing, sleeping, and when he was going to be allowed to explore. His young legs wanted to run and chase the things that he could smell all around him. He could smell and hear other wolves moving and living around his mother, but he hadn't met them yet. They carried a similar scent to the one that his mother carried, but he wasn't sure if it was because they were family or if all wolves smelled similar. He could also smell other scents, more musky than what he recognized as a wolf's smell. Other animals smells carried on the spring breeze.
He wanted to know what these creatures were and why they smelled so funny. His mother left him once in awhile to do things without him. He supposed she had to find her own food since she had no mother to take milk from. His tail wiggled behind him in an awkward wag and he moved on gangly legs towards his mother's face. He loved his mother even though he had only been here for such a short time. He hopped over her front leg rolling into her chest. His rapidly growing legs made walking a little awkward. "Momma? When can we explore?" His young mind didn't understand that he was too young to be venturing from the safety of his mother's side. He quickly forgot about his question and began to nip at his mother's fur. He was a rambunctious little wolf with enough energy to wear his mother thin. The way Amara's fur moved and wiggled beneath his play made him all the more determined to see it defeated. He leaned against her his feet pushing against her chest and his teeth tugged on her hairs. He had no thought for whether or not his roughness would cause his mother pain, just absorbed in his play fight. He was looking for some kind of response, some way to ease the rapidly settling boredom.
With no playmates he had to invent ways to distract himself. His mother's tail was often the reason for his more rambunctious play. The way it wagged back and forth made for the perfect hunting practice. He tugged and pushed against his mother consumed with how much fun he was having. It was the simple things that he enjoyed the most. Playing and sleeping alongside his mom, warm and safe. He didn't know anything other than this simple life, anything but this overwhelming love her felt for this female that took care of him.
@amara6