THE HORROR & THE WILD joining

[bonnie]

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ting ting ting

With every step the two golden bangles clinked together on a similarly golden leg. A hooded figure stepped out from the sand dunes, wind whipping about them as they made for the cool shelter of the jungle they first thought a mirage. Scenting the air the small stranger knew they'd soon have company, though the need for water was larger than any fear they held. Finding a muddy puddle the wolf lowered its head, drinking with fervor, only to stop and cough. Shaking off their purple hood a pair of intelligent deep brown eyes were revealed, lashes clumped with stray sand.

"I think I'll be here for a while," their soft, feminine voice lilted, a slight strain noticeable. Glancing back to the desert she knew she wasn't likely to make the trip out anytime soon. She could only hope the residents of this jungle would be welcoming.

[Kold]

WHEN I LOOK IN THE MIRROR,
KNOW WHAT I SEE?
THE ANIMAL IN ME!

As if the 'amnesiac' lioness wasn't enough, the scent of a full stranger made Kold snort. Veering from her original path, she caught sight of the woman, and paused. For a moment, there was remorse and pity in her heart, however dead it was, and she lifted her lips in a quiet snarl. "You won't make it far if you drink from mud puddles.." Kold seethed, taking a few steps forward.

Since her seizure, she was a little on edge. She didn't know if it was a one-time thing, or if it would lead to a fate like her mother's, or whatever else could happen. But with another step, she stifled another snarl. "What's your name?"

— Reggan

[bonnie]

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The fur along Bonnie's spine stirred at the sudden intrusion. Was she really so fatigued she couldn't hear the others approach? It seemed so. Turning quickly towards the new presence the wolf was struck by her welcoming parties appearance. It wasn't very welcoming to say the least. Did being out here do that to someone?

The she-wolf swallowed dryly. "Bonnie," no lingering fear apparent in her tone, though a sharp look still held on her maw. "I was hoping I wouldn't have to go much farther." she then added with a similarly blank quality, though a trace of desperation had leaked into her voice. Nothing besides her head had moved from it's original position though she felt she may as well have rolled belly-up to the decaying stranger.