04-30-2015, 01:21 PM
The woman wasn't lost, but Elyse hadn't really meant that. She had her answer though. The woman was fine, but didn't look up at her. Elyse could only assume that she was trying to hide her eyes.
The woman took out a camera and started taking pictures of a man across the river. She couldn't understand why the man had removed his gloves, but she gave him a shy wave. The camera and the fact that the woman was wolfkin reminded Elyse of some pictures of wolves that she had seen in National Geographic a few years back. They were very well done.
Elyse turned back to the woman as she asked her question. "The city is a little more stifling than what I am used too. I needed some fresh air."
Elyse moved down, bending at the knees and began doodling in the snow. The wolves kept sending her images, and Elyse thought they were trying to tell her the woman's name. She still wasn't very adept at conversing with them, it often took awhile for her to decipher their meaning.
It gave her courage to ask though. The woman was the same as her - Elyse doubted she would hurt her for it, and the man across the river couldn't hear them. "I didn't mean lost lost. I meant to the wolf, but I guess you're not. I'm glad."
Elyse shrugged. "I think they are trying to tell me your name, but I'm having trouble understanding. It has something to do with your camera though."
Edited by Elyse, Apr 30 2015, 01:22 PM.
The woman took out a camera and started taking pictures of a man across the river. She couldn't understand why the man had removed his gloves, but she gave him a shy wave. The camera and the fact that the woman was wolfkin reminded Elyse of some pictures of wolves that she had seen in National Geographic a few years back. They were very well done.
Elyse turned back to the woman as she asked her question. "The city is a little more stifling than what I am used too. I needed some fresh air."
Elyse moved down, bending at the knees and began doodling in the snow. The wolves kept sending her images, and Elyse thought they were trying to tell her the woman's name. She still wasn't very adept at conversing with them, it often took awhile for her to decipher their meaning.
It gave her courage to ask though. The woman was the same as her - Elyse doubted she would hurt her for it, and the man across the river couldn't hear them. "I didn't mean lost lost. I meant to the wolf, but I guess you're not. I'm glad."
Elyse shrugged. "I think they are trying to tell me your name, but I'm having trouble understanding. It has something to do with your camera though."
Edited by Elyse, Apr 30 2015, 01:22 PM.