Characters: Amaterasu (
worthpraise) and anyone who feels like it!
Setting/Location: District 1, heading into District 2
Date & Time: Day 0, around noon
Warnings: None!
Summary: Well, all these people can stand around talking endlessly. Amaterasu's following her nose, because they've all forgotten one very important thing. Feel free to have Amaterasu start
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She pulled back, sitting down and looking up this person. She bows her head forward at the apology - accepted, forgotten; it was both of their faults anyway.
She tilted her head, wondering how she could ask this person to do more of those nifty things - she usually didn't see stuff like that. Oh, maybe if she did something like that...? She stood and ran in a tight circle before sitting in the same place and looking up at Ty Lee expectantly. Would that work?
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"Oh! You want to play?"
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Tail-wagging, however, seemed pretty universal. Amaterasu's own tail swept through the air as she stood up, ready for whatever Ty Lee might want to play.
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She tilted her head and watched him. That was unusual behavior for the people she's met recently. Was something different about him? On second look, he didn't seem to be feeling so well. She barked quietly and sat, her tail wagging back and forth slightly. Maybe she could help; there hadn't been a lot of people asking her for help here, but maybe this time would be different.
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He hummed a bit in the meanwhile, less concerned with whether or not the wolf might bite his open hand and busying himself with wondering if it was a boy or a girl...
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Ammy wore no collar or identification of any sort. However, depending on how well Yuusei knew canine anatomy, her sitting position should reveal her lack of boy parts. Please do not try to check under her tail to confirm. She wouldn't like that.
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Of course, she had the excuse that she was exploring, or taking scope of the town, or something like that--but mostly she was just voraciously curious about the place. For a first glimpse of life outside of her father's kingdom, Sleepywoods was calm, but still bustling. A perfect training grounds, as it were.
She'd parted ways with her companion for a moment while he checked out the rooftops; she, on the other hand, was more than happy to go up and down the tight, winding streets, admiring the architecture, the people milling about, the glowing dog--
--waaaiiiit.
One of these things is not like the others!
Cue pausing in the middle of the street as she watched the dog go about its business.
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The wind picked up slightly and Amaterasu lifted her head into it, breathing in deeply and sorting through the different scents it carried. More people, the woods surrounding them, the buildings - and sand, sand without the sea.
She turned and looked straight at Elika, slightly surprised to see that the woman was already watching her. That settled it. The bell around her ankle sounded quietly as Amaterasu made her way over to the woman, leaving behind her a small trail of flowers that bloomed and faded. She sat a polite distance away, squarely facing the woman. Her nostrils flared as she took deep breaths - she had never smelled anything or anyone quite like this. She knew plains and forests, rivers and deep caves, but this was none of these.
Amaterasu looked up at the woman's face, head tilted curiously. Now then, who was this person?
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She wasn't sure which approach to take; obviously everyone around them was blissfully ignorant of the dog's true nature, so perhaps it was best to just act normally. She crouched, as if greeting a regular dog, and smiled warmly.
"Hello there. Aren't you lovely..." She extended a hand politely, and let a tiny trickle of blue light dance along her fingertips. Let the dog smell Ormazd's power, the ancient desert and the scraggly moutain flowers of her homeland.
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She managed to turn her head most of the way before she sneezed. Her ears were turned back in embarrassment when she looked back at Elika. She appreciated the way that Elika had given her that chance, but hopefully the woman will forgive her if she hung back a little right now.
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Anathema looked sharply over her shoulder. She could have sworn that dog that had walked by wore the strangest pattern not a second ago, but a closer inspection it just looked like any other normal, white dog.
....though if she looked a little harder she could just make out a very bright, very determined aura around the animal. This was a dog on a mission.
"Here, boy." She paused, then quickly corrected herself. "Er, girl. Did someone lose you?" As well cared for as the dog looked, she had to belong to someone....
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That bell that chimed again as Amaterasu moved forward might provide another (misleading) clue that Ammy had some mysterious missing owner somewhere. Unless dogs have suddenly learned how to tie things around their own ankles.
She stopped in front of Anathema, sitting down politely in front of her. See? Perfectly capable of handling herself.
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"Good girl....that's a very pretty bell," she murmured offhandedly, looking Amaterasu over. Hm, no means of identification. Alright then. The witch held out her hand. "Here, I could help you look if you like."
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Of course, she believed that the offer was to help find food, not this imaginary person. She danced backward, bell jingling again, and put her nose back down to the ground, following a scent down the road, towards District 2.
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As he bounced off, Jack fell on his behind against the roadway, his eyes closed tight with the pain in his backside and palms. "Ouch!" he yelped. When he opened his eyes again, expecting to see some angry person he just bumped into, his jaw dropped at the sight of a large white dog... no, not a dog, a wolf?
"WHOA!" Jack started scooting back like an upturned crab. "Uh, ha ha, sorry about that," he laughed nervously, realizing his sword was left at the inn. "Niiice doggy, niiiice doggy..."
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And found a boy crawling away from her. She relaxed immediately - with his apology, it had obviously just been an accident. She let out a soft breath in annoyance - that hadn't felt good on her end either. It wasn't too bad in the scheme of things - it was nowhere near Susano's level of frustration, certainly.
But it was hard to let an opportunity like this just pass. She trotted forward enough to butt his chest lightly with her head, then danced back out of reach, bell jingling merrily.
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A boyish smile returned to his face as he put his hands on his hips. "Heeey, is that supposed to be a challenge? I can run pretty fast, too, you know!"
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So, full of pride and mischief, she tossed her head in the direction of the streets leading towards District 2. Should that be their course?
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