10-14-2018, 08:35 PM
[div style="margin: 0 auto; width: 60%; font-family: georgia; font-size: 12pt; text-align: justify;"]It was around this time did he wish he stayed home in Alaska. The aurora borealis had always held a special place in his family and was always the highlight of the year. Even back in Russia could Victor remember the green and blue lights dancing across the black sky. How he remembered his days in Russia were a miracle as he was only a couple months old before he and his family were bought by his human and shipped out to Alaska. Over the years did he gradually start to loose the ability to speak his foreign language, but his accent remained ever so slightly. His sister, on the other hand, could speak it as fluently as ever. Victor always held a slight envy for his sister, especially after she took up his mantle as champion of the Iditarod when he was forced to retire thanks to his injury.
With the swelling in his leg having gone down, Victor decided it was time to do something about his old injury. While he considered going back to Alaska to enlist the help of his owner, he knew that would be illogical. Even so, Victor knew if he showed back up at her door step would she more than happy to fix him, but he would have to stay in order to recover, and that was not an option. Having been promoted, the canine had a responsibility now, even if it was minor. He had a reputation to uphold. Leaving the comfort of the island, he noted how cold the atmosphere got the further away he got. He was happy to feel the cold, and the chilly drizzle of rain that sent the land into a depressive state brought back old memories. Victor loved the cold and rainy days as it reminded him of home. Apart of him wished his sister and brother would have come with him. Being the middle child, Victor was usually stuck as the punching bag for his older brother, but the silver and white male had no problem putting Aleksander in his place. Once punch was all it took to send his brother scurrying off in a hurry. Victor was not very confrontational, but he knew when words were no longer useful.
Having grown use to the warm climate of the island, the chill in air caught him off guard. Shedding all of his heavy winter fur, he was not left with much. His body shivered, teeth slightly clattering. Picking up his pace into a light gallop, his muscles began to warm up, but not by much. It had not been that long ago did he try to join the Ascendants, but he was happy when he switched plans and went to the Typhoon. He was happy there, even if his happy-go-lucky personality stuck out like a sore thumb. Failing to notice the border, (how, he was not sure) Victor crossed right over, looking to find a bit of shelter from the freezing rain.
With the swelling in his leg having gone down, Victor decided it was time to do something about his old injury. While he considered going back to Alaska to enlist the help of his owner, he knew that would be illogical. Even so, Victor knew if he showed back up at her door step would she more than happy to fix him, but he would have to stay in order to recover, and that was not an option. Having been promoted, the canine had a responsibility now, even if it was minor. He had a reputation to uphold. Leaving the comfort of the island, he noted how cold the atmosphere got the further away he got. He was happy to feel the cold, and the chilly drizzle of rain that sent the land into a depressive state brought back old memories. Victor loved the cold and rainy days as it reminded him of home. Apart of him wished his sister and brother would have come with him. Being the middle child, Victor was usually stuck as the punching bag for his older brother, but the silver and white male had no problem putting Aleksander in his place. Once punch was all it took to send his brother scurrying off in a hurry. Victor was not very confrontational, but he knew when words were no longer useful.
Having grown use to the warm climate of the island, the chill in air caught him off guard. Shedding all of his heavy winter fur, he was not left with much. His body shivered, teeth slightly clattering. Picking up his pace into a light gallop, his muscles began to warm up, but not by much. It had not been that long ago did he try to join the Ascendants, but he was happy when he switched plans and went to the Typhoon. He was happy there, even if his happy-go-lucky personality stuck out like a sore thumb. Failing to notice the border, (how, he was not sure) Victor crossed right over, looking to find a bit of shelter from the freezing rain.