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~Jasper gently nudged Opal, silently begging for forgiveness for his uncalled-for outburst. "I'm sorry," he grunted under his breath, drenched in shame. "I'm on edge. That was wrong of me."~
~Calamitypup shivered violently as Owl's unfeeling glare swept over her as if she were a rotting piece of prey asking for discarding. When Owl finally stalked off, she let out a sigh that shook her entire slender frame. She didn't trust that coyote- but, then again, who did she trust now? Infuriated liquidated grief pooled at the edge of her eyes. Her mother had been taken from her, and she hadn't been yet offered even the vaguest of descriptions as to her killer. Reed had pitched the news of Mink's death at her daughter, and then he dared to fade away to unconsciousness without providing her with the incriminating information that she desired now more than oxygen. As far as Calamitypup knew, any one of these filthy cowards could've slipped their thieving teeth into her mother's lifeblood. After all, messy killing was to her packmates as to hunting was to any dog with basic morals.
With an increased turbulence of fierce quivering, Calamitypup rose to her paws, and began to edge toward a rock where she'd be able to keep a wary eye on every moving and unmoving thing alike.
No, Calamitypup no longer trusted anyone.~
(@HoodedHuntress )
~Jasper gently nudged Opal, silently begging for forgiveness for his uncalled-for outburst. "I'm sorry," he grunted under his breath, drenched in shame. "I'm on edge. That was wrong of me."~
~Calamitypup shivered violently as Owl's unfeeling glare swept over her as if she were a rotting piece of prey asking for discarding. When Owl finally stalked off, she let out a sigh that shook her entire slender frame. She didn't trust that coyote- but, then again, who did she trust now? Infuriated liquidated grief pooled at the edge of her eyes. Her mother had been taken from her, and she hadn't been yet offered even the vaguest of descriptions as to her killer. Reed had pitched the news of Mink's death at her daughter, and then he dared to fade away to unconsciousness without providing her with the incriminating information that she desired now more than oxygen. As far as Calamitypup knew, any one of these filthy cowards could've slipped their thieving teeth into her mother's lifeblood. After all, messy killing was to her packmates as to hunting was to any dog with basic morals.
With an increased turbulence of fierce quivering, Calamitypup rose to her paws, and began to edge toward a rock where she'd be able to keep a wary eye on every moving and unmoving thing alike.
No, Calamitypup no longer trusted anyone.~