The Antler Mountains ~A Wolf RP~

[JustBabyMargo]

Tallulah: it is late, your dad is probably already asleep in the den. *she had been watching the rest of their packmates head for their dens as well.* tomorrow, I will be taking you to a safe place you can go that very few know about. But only if you stay in camp until then.

Owen tilted his head. He wasn't so sure about it all. He wasn't too impressed that Brynn got to go first, but he decided to be ok with it. He didn't really want to go out. But then again, the self defense part didn't sound so bad. If Brynn tried to hurt him again, he could defend himself. "Ok, mommy." Owen said after awhile of thinking. He got up and took a couple of steps towards the den. "I think I'll go to bed, now, mommy."

“Okay,” Brynn sighed. She trudged back to the den and waited at the entrance. “Daddy?” she called quietly.

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

“Okay,” Brynn sighed. She trudged back to the den and waited at the entrance. “Daddy?” she called quietly.

Hato hadn't fell asleep yet. He was just lost in thought. Barely lifting his head from his disturbed thoughts, Hato answered, "Yes, Brynn?"

 

[JustBabyMargo]

Timmy smiled and nodded. "Sure thing, dear." He said with a smile. He took off after Cody. "You can't race by yourself!" He joked and quickly caught up to the pup.

Hazel watched Timmy with a smile. She turned back to her tail. Aspen’s eyes were shut as she held on tight. Hazel cleared her throat loudly to get Aspen’s attention. “Excuse me, I believe that’s my tail that you are on,” Hazel grinned and lightly wagged her tail.

 

[JustBabyMargo]

Hato hadn't fell asleep yet. He was just lost in thought. Barely lifting his head from his disturbed thoughts, Hato answered, "Yes, Brynn?"

“Could I sleep next to you?” Brynn asked, unsure. She didn’t want him to be angry at her anymore, and she rather enjoyed sleeping next to her father.

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

Hazel watched Timmy with a smile. She turned back to her tail. Aspen’s eyes were shut as she held on tight. Hazel cleared her throat loudly to get Aspen’s attention. “Excuse me, I believe that’s my tail that you are on,” Hazel grinned and lightly wagged her tail.

Cody stopped by a tree. "I win!" He said proudly.

Timmy heard Hazel behind him. He laughed at her remark.

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

“Could I sleep next to you?” Brynn asked, unsure. She didn’t want him to be angry at her anymore, and she rather enjoyed sleeping next to her father.

Hato smiled a little. "Sure." He replied.

 

[JustBabyMargo]

Hato smiled a little. "Sure." He replied.

Brynn, still very unsure, kept her eyes on him as she crept over to him. She then waited a second before fully sitting down.

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

Brynn, still very unsure, kept her eyes on him as she crept over to him. She then waited a second before fully sitting down.

Hato watched Brynn with his one eye. "Is everything ok?" He asked absorbing her behavior.

 

[JustBabyMargo]

Cody stopped by a tree. "I win!" He said proudly.

Timmy heard Hazel behind him. He laughed at her remark.

Aspen opened her eyes and smiled at her mother. “I-I was just... well- I, um..,” she stammered, trying to come up with an excuse. Hazel couldn’t stop smiling, “well, how about getting down?” she asked with a laugh. Aspen shook her head, “I can’t, mommy,” she said. “Okay, then,” Hazel grinned wildly as she started to spin around and around. Aspen clung on tighter than ever before.

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

Aspen opened her eyes and smiled at her mother. “I-I was just... well- I, um..,” she stammered, trying to come up with an excuse. Hazel couldn’t stop smiling, “well, how about getting down?” she asked with a laugh. Aspen shook her head, “I can’t, mommy,” she said. “Okay, then,” Hazel grinned wildly as she started to spin around and around. Aspen clung on tighter than ever before.

Timmy stopped and turned around. He laughed more when he saw what was going on. He walked back over laughing. "What are you two doing?" He laughed.

Cody watched Timmy walk away. He was a little disappointed because he realized that he was the only one who finished his 'race'. He sat down and watched.