04-14-2018, 04:56 AM
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Shades of apricot, mandarin and apple streaked the sky in a near iridescent display that appeared to tint the very snow under it. The land reflected the sky and the very core of the earth seemed to burst with colour as the sun began its ascent over the horizon. The sky was unmarred by clouds. This almost etheral display appeared to stretched on for infinity above all living beings and seemed to lull you into a feeling of insignificance, a knowledge that you were but a fleck in this would fill you.
The spectacle would be over as suddenly as it had appeared, leaving you with a vaguely hollow feeling that seemed to weave itself into the very fibers of your being.
The thick powder upon the earth was the only thing that seemed to try and cling to the remnants of what had previously been but its efforts were fruitless and the colour slowly drained from it too, leaving it as but a pristine blanket of white that seemed to lack something you couldn't quite place.
A dark mark upon the horizon struck a contrast to what had just occurred. An animalistic shape seemed to form as it carried itself across the grounds, spoiling the immaculate white sheet upon the ground with shallow impressions of what transported them and supported their form.
The unknown one would come to a standstill for a seemingly unknown reason, although their muzzle was pointed upwards as if to detect a scent carried upon the wind. The being appeared to be of a variety of domesticated canines and a young one at that. Their particular species was developed to provide service to their masters in cold conditions but remain able to hold their own ground and a closer connection to their undomesticated counterpart, the wolf.
they would settle upon the snow once the scent marker was made for fear of intrusion into hostile territory. it was apparent that the youth was in some form of distress for their teeth clinked together and their fur appeared to not have a fullness to it that one would see in an adult of its breed. The young female was, however, only a child and seemed to be suffering from the biting cold, fear of intrusion and the harm that may come of it preventing her from seeking shelter from the elements.
She would have to suffer the exposure for as long as she could for she needed a place to live and she quite hoped this would be where she would be able to settle down, temporarily at the least. She waited.
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Shades of apricot, mandarin and apple streaked the sky in a near iridescent display that appeared to tint the very snow under it. The land reflected the sky and the very core of the earth seemed to burst with colour as the sun began its ascent over the horizon. The sky was unmarred by clouds. This almost etheral display appeared to stretched on for infinity above all living beings and seemed to lull you into a feeling of insignificance, a knowledge that you were but a fleck in this would fill you.
The spectacle would be over as suddenly as it had appeared, leaving you with a vaguely hollow feeling that seemed to weave itself into the very fibers of your being.
The thick powder upon the earth was the only thing that seemed to try and cling to the remnants of what had previously been but its efforts were fruitless and the colour slowly drained from it too, leaving it as but a pristine blanket of white that seemed to lack something you couldn't quite place.
A dark mark upon the horizon struck a contrast to what had just occurred. An animalistic shape seemed to form as it carried itself across the grounds, spoiling the immaculate white sheet upon the ground with shallow impressions of what transported them and supported their form.
The unknown one would come to a standstill for a seemingly unknown reason, although their muzzle was pointed upwards as if to detect a scent carried upon the wind. The being appeared to be of a variety of domesticated canines and a young one at that. Their particular species was developed to provide service to their masters in cold conditions but remain able to hold their own ground and a closer connection to their undomesticated counterpart, the wolf.
they would settle upon the snow once the scent marker was made for fear of intrusion into hostile territory. it was apparent that the youth was in some form of distress for their teeth clinked together and their fur appeared to not have a fullness to it that one would see in an adult of its breed. The young female was, however, only a child and seemed to be suffering from the biting cold, fear of intrusion and the harm that may come of it preventing her from seeking shelter from the elements.
She would have to suffer the exposure for as long as she could for she needed a place to live and she quite hoped this would be where she would be able to settle down, temporarily at the least. She waited.
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