Post by Lady Khepri on Jan 23, 2016 20:24:19 GMT
[Opened this incase people want to rp with each other and they can't get online at the same time]
Khepri lay on the flat rock, her mud coloured fur helping her blend in with the dark rock, her brown eyes watched the main section of the camp. Her ears twitched to the sounds of birds nesting in the trees above. Ironic - the pack was a small gathering of mountain climbers, and yet, the lived in an area that was plated and spiked with trees, grass and other species of flora. She gave a small smirk to herself as she got to her paws and stretched her limbs. A final shake of her fur had her ready for her hunt. She couldn't smell any hunters near by, "Anyone up for a small hunt?" She announced. A commanding leader she was not. A respected leader she strived to be, though; gaining respect through respect was often more of a challenge than gaining respect through fear and bravery. With her size, she was not one for fighting larger enemies. But, her delicate and fragile frame was nothing but a cover up to her actual strength through years of climbing.
She sat back down and coiled her tail around her paws neatly, awaiting an answer. If none came, she would try and hunt a rabbit or too for the pack on her own.
Khepri lay on the flat rock, her mud coloured fur helping her blend in with the dark rock, her brown eyes watched the main section of the camp. Her ears twitched to the sounds of birds nesting in the trees above. Ironic - the pack was a small gathering of mountain climbers, and yet, the lived in an area that was plated and spiked with trees, grass and other species of flora. She gave a small smirk to herself as she got to her paws and stretched her limbs. A final shake of her fur had her ready for her hunt. She couldn't smell any hunters near by, "Anyone up for a small hunt?" She announced. A commanding leader she was not. A respected leader she strived to be, though; gaining respect through respect was often more of a challenge than gaining respect through fear and bravery. With her size, she was not one for fighting larger enemies. But, her delicate and fragile frame was nothing but a cover up to her actual strength through years of climbing.
She sat back down and coiled her tail around her paws neatly, awaiting an answer. If none came, she would try and hunt a rabbit or too for the pack on her own.
