Post by Constantine on Aug 4, 2006 2:35:57 GMT -5
Being a wolf and all, the deer camp mightn’t have been the best place for Constantine to be, but his golden eyes weren’t shining with their usual mischief. He was just walking, his long stride eating up the ground, the oranges and reds of the fallen leaves passing in a blur as he moved, his muscles rippling under luxurious fur. His proud head was facing into the wind created by his passing, the breeze pushing his ears and fur back against his body, flattening his pelt so that he seemed even thinner than he really was.
Constantine wasn’t far into deer territory – just far enough for it to be mildly odd. He hardly looked like he knew he was trespassing – this was a lie. He had suppressed the mirth in his glance and tucked away his arrogant swagger, setting himself the task of getting as far into deer territory as he could before someone realized he wasn’t supposed to be there. He might have considered pretending to be injured, but that was cheating. This was just one of those stupid little things he did, risking life and limb for a brief rush of danger. It was a wonder he’d made it this far.
The large wolf slid to a halt, shaggy sides heaving. His expression was plain, but on closer examination yielded the clues that anyone could read to reveal he was playing one big game. Blinking in the dappled sunlight and tilting his head skyward to scent the still, cool air, Constantine listened. A warbler sang somewhere to his right, a blackbird’s faint song coming from behind and the rustling of the breeze surrounding him completely. He allowed his tongue to loll out of his mouth, a decidedly docile and dog-like appearance.
Constantine wasn’t far into deer territory – just far enough for it to be mildly odd. He hardly looked like he knew he was trespassing – this was a lie. He had suppressed the mirth in his glance and tucked away his arrogant swagger, setting himself the task of getting as far into deer territory as he could before someone realized he wasn’t supposed to be there. He might have considered pretending to be injured, but that was cheating. This was just one of those stupid little things he did, risking life and limb for a brief rush of danger. It was a wonder he’d made it this far.
The large wolf slid to a halt, shaggy sides heaving. His expression was plain, but on closer examination yielded the clues that anyone could read to reveal he was playing one big game. Blinking in the dappled sunlight and tilting his head skyward to scent the still, cool air, Constantine listened. A warbler sang somewhere to his right, a blackbird’s faint song coming from behind and the rustling of the breeze surrounding him completely. He allowed his tongue to loll out of his mouth, a decidedly docile and dog-like appearance.