Little Drops of Heaven [sianna + open]

[sianna]

Sianna still was in shock as her face plunged deeper and deeper into the stream. At this rate she could have drunk the stream dry, but she went at a slow pace. Enjoying every second of it. She felt like such a pup, experiencing the first taste of water. Oh how good it was. One of natures true beauties. By the time she felt full of water she decided to pull her head out and take a few paces back.

Denali of course, the quick one she was, had already finished and sat shaking the droplets of water off from her maw. Sianna pulled out a cheesy smile and licked her lips. They now felt smooth and wonderful. A feeling she thought she could feel only in a dream. Besides her quenched thirst Sianna now looked even worse. She was covered in water and the smell of wet dog began to seep into the air. "Oh darn." she giggled quickly licking herself all over.

She turned to Denali before lying down and rolling over onto her back. Sianna wanted to keep quiet and not ruin the silence. She felt Denalis calmness and would never try to break it. The sky looked lovely at this moment as the moon began to reach up into the sky. It was dusk but on the brim of night. Siannas brown eyes twinkled with happiness and then turned to look at Denalis gold stare. The she-wolf looked so peaceful and Sianna smiled once again.

Sianna then done rubbing her fur along the grass sat up and looked at the red, orange, and dark blue sky. "Never have i seen a more beautiful dusk." she whispered keeping as low as she could be. She then looked at Denali and said, "Thank you." before turning back toward the sky.

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It had been forever since Denali had met such a friendly wolf. Sure, not long ago she had met Taurus, as well as that alpha Exodus. Liking them both well enough, she wouldn't exactly go out of her way to call the two brutes friendly. Taurus had spent of better part of their initial meeting teasing her, and Exodus had an aura about him almost as dark as that of his lands. By the end of her time with them the poor girl had been scared out of her wits and dying to get away from others for a while.

Now, however, she was very happy with Sianna's cheerful company. Being around someone so sweet and friendly was a nice change. No stress was put on the white femme, her mind allowed to relax in such a way that even her jumpiess was rarely evident. She was calm, happy, and for the most part seemed as sane as any other wolf. Denali loved that feeling, and wished it would never go away. 'Wishful thinking.'

In truth, the femme knew her mental state well enough to know that eventually Sianna would no longer be at he side. Her odd trances, accomapnied by unintelligible babbling, often scared others off. Then there were the periods when she was in moods so foul she'd sooner bite someone's head off than happily chat with them. When first meeting the Timber fae she was quickly spiraling towards that horrible, bitter, angry, depressed mood. By chance and a bit of luck Sianna's friendliness had been enough to calm her down. And as she stood, gazing at the sigh in such peacefulness, she began to worry about the future. What would happen if she was spooked into one of her mental lapses?

There was also the thought of packs. Sianna was too friendly to most likely want to stick to a loner's life for longer than she had to. Denali, on the other hand, knew she could not handle such a commitment. Sure, she could wander boarders and socialize with those she met, but she doubted her own mentality too much to ever willing let her self belong to a pack. There were too many negative risks, and she didn't want others to suffer simply because she had no control over her mind.

Shaking her head to clear her thoughts, she turned to Sianna when the femme spoke a word of thanks. "I should be thanking you," she replied with a small smile. "If it weren't for you, I'd still be spiraling towards depression." She nearly bit her tongue after saying that, but she figured it was alright to let the fae know a bit of the truth. All those long periods of silence had gone towards trying to pick up her mood.

Shaking out her coat, she was slightly surprised that it appeared less filthy than earlier. Then again, quite a bit of time had past since she'd been in a rather sticky area, so it was only natural some of the dirt and sand of days before had fallen out. As she settled down again, she changed her train of thought and cocked her head to one side. "So, what shall we do now?"

[sianna]

Sianna was happy when she heard Denali say how she should thank her. She was going to thank her back, but then Denali said something about depression. This confused Sianna a bit only because she thought Denali was an ok wolf. She never saw anything wrong in her. Sianna was going to question but bit her tongue. It was none of her business and so Denalis secret would most likely stay with her forever.

Sianna then turning back toward the sky heard the fae say, "So, what shall we do now?" This struck Sianna like a blow to the head. What was she going to do now? Sianna knew when meeting Denali she desperately searched for water and a better place to stay, but Sianna was no fool. She knew what she wanted but couldn't find the words to say it. Sianna wanted a new family. A pack to belong to, but she feared what Denali might think.

Then the words of her mother popped into her head. She remembered how her mother said that Denali would lead her to a pack. Sianna wanted to believe her mother so much but couldn't help but feel a bit of doubt. The Timber fae then turned to Denali and was about to ask about a pack but stopped knowing this could not be the right time. Oh what am i to do? Sianna then thought and decided to speak a little about this depression thing.

Even though she knew it was none of her business Sianna couldn't get herself to speak of packs that may be in range. Looking at Denali she quietly said, "Depression? Are you ok now?"

OOC: Sorry if it sounds weird, i didn't know for sure what Sianna would say

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A frown tugged it's way onto Denali's maw, and she seemed to flinch. She was partially expecting the question, but that didn't mean it was something she wanted to overly talk about. She wasn't quite ready to scare away the only cheerful company she'd had in a while. Most didn't take well to learning about her condition.

With a sigh, she took a deep calming breath. She then let herself sit down and curled her tail around her paws. Finally, looking Sianna in the eyes she began to speak. "For the time being I'll be quite alright," she answered. "As long as things stay... peaceful." A crooked, half-hearted smile wormed its way onto her lips, and for now she didn't say any more.

'Small doses.' That was her plan. She would give little bits of information to Sianna so as to not overwhelm the fae. It also gave her some time to collect her thoughts. Depending on how many questions Sianna asked, the more information Denali would eventually dilvulge. The question was, how much of a curious creature was the Timber femme?

Shifting her gaze to her surroundings, Denali quetly took in the effects of the setting sun upon the land. Her ear was perked, both tuned into catching whatever Sianna's reaction would be. She wasn't exactly keen on watching that reaction, however, and her own words were beginning to bring back her paranoia. Cautiously her eyes scanned the horrizon for any hints of danger.

[sianna]

Sianna hated herself for asking Denali that stupid question. It was personal information and she hated putting others on the spot like that. Once the fae had stopped speaking Sianna allowed a small smile to appear. She was glad that everything was ok. "I promise, all i want is peace too." Sianna then licked her maw and looked up toward the sky. She then frowned and turned away. All she wanted was to be part of a new pack, but she couldn't find the strength to tell Denali. What if the fae was hurt by her words or worse what if Sianna left Denali and there were no wolf packs at all? Sianna sighed and shut her eyes

Mom you made it seem so easy, but it's not. Her brown eyes then shot open and all she saw was the dark cold sky. Her fur then began to ruffle around as the wind blew at her side. It was late and all Sianna wanted to do was curl up and fall asleep. As she picked herself up her stomach gave a small rumble. Sianna then remembered that she hadn't eaten in over or at least a month. She glanced over at Denali and grinned.

She made her way over to the Tundra fae and sat down next to her. "How about we rest up, and maybe in the morning go out for a little hunt." The Timber she-wolf sat there and waited for her friend to reply.

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Denali offered her friend a small smile at her words. It was so nice to just hang out with someone who was so sweet tempered. Rarely anything Sianna did put her on edge, and it was a nice refreshing change. Most other loners she met usually seemed a bit hostile. Sure, they sometimes warmed up after a while. Dealing with a schizophrenic femme usually wasn't at the top of their priority lists, however, especially since her mental relapses made it a bit hard for her to keep friends.

Quietly she watched Sianna from the corner of her eyes, still not quite ready to stop surveying the area for danger. She'd yet to pick up on anything threatening, but she noticed Sianna seemed to have something on her mind. At least, that's what she assumed from the fae's small frown. She would have asked what was bothering her, but the Timber femme suggested sleep and a morning hunt before she had the chance to open her maw. 'Maybe I'll see what's up with her tomorrow...'

"Sounds like a plan," Denali replied with a smile. It's been a while since I had anything other than some form of little ground rodent. Never was good at bringing down the bigger stuff on my own." With that she rose and began looking for a slightly sheltered spot for the two of the to sleep. Luckily, the stream they had stopped at wasn't too far away from a small thicket and long grass. If her companion didn't mind shoving through a couple thorns, it would probably make a decent camp for the night.

Walking towards the thicket, the offwhite femme began to inspect it. She then turned her head to Sianna with a questioning look. "If you don't mind the thorns, this may be a decent place to sleep for the night." Turning back to the green shrubs, she then pushed her way through. She paid little mind to the throns scratching at her sides, a safe place to sleep well worth the effort. Once through, she settled herself down in a curled position and waited to see if Sianna would follow. Eventually, she drifted off into her usual light slumber.

OoC: Shall we start a new thread for the morning hunt?

[sianna]

Sianna smiled at Denali and watched as she slid into the green shrubbery. "Yeah i know." she sighed. "I haven't eaten anything bigger than a mouse." Looking where Denali had just settled down she watched as the Arctic fae went into a light slumber. Watching Denali made Sianna feel very tired. She finally gave up and made her way over toward the tall grass. Trying to dodge the thorns Sianna slowly circled around the spot for a while then curled up next to Denali.

Sianna could feel the warmth escaping from Denalis body. It made Sianna feel a bit more comfortable. It made her think of Sivi, her mother. Sianna wanted to cry again, but she couldn't. She was just way too tired. Softly licking her front leg Sianna then rested her head on the ground and gazed up at the sky.

It was so beautiful. A bit too beautiful, almost unrealistic. Sianna then sighed once again and turned around so that her face faced Denalis. Sianna then giggled as the faes warm breath ticked her nose. Then bitting her tongue to keep quiet she turned around again and laid stilly, making no more movements to upset her friend.

Gazing back up at the sky she said, "Mom thank you for letting me meet Denali. She is the best friend i have ever had." She then closed her eyes and let sleep take her away.

OOC: Sure would you like to make it?