Wolfsister
Shadow Mistress
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Drake and Dorn
"Ah well... yer awake, eh?" Dorn chuckled at the large black wolf as it began to yelp and try to stand. He reached out and patted the animal, noting the small sting of electricity that buzzed up his fingertips. He had endured it all the way back to camp and his shoulders were bruised and sore. He found he could understand the creature and thought this to be only slightly strange. His father had once told him stories about large canines that could talk just like the elves and dwarves could. Said they were an ancient race, something far older than even the Elves were. Dorn wasn't sure if it was because this particular wolf was a Guardian, or if he was a descendent of those ancient canines, but he was more than happy to have someone to converse with. It would have been rather awkward otherwise.
"Hold on thar lad. Don't go a worryin yerself. Tis not good for ye." The dwarf continued to stroke the wolf's fur. He hoped that would soothe it as well as the fact that he was beginning to like the tingle of the electricity that ran through him. Made him feel alive.
"Yer in the Trinias Mountains in a land called Illusion Vale. Ye were somewhere before and now yer somewhere else. Here, matter 'o fact." Dorn grinned and took a small wooden bowl, filling it with the soup that bubbled in a small pot on the fire, "Here, fill yerself up and I'll tell ye more," he placed the bowl a little away from the blanket Drake was laying on, but obviously where the wolf could get to it. He didn't bother giving the lad a spoon.
"Me name's Dorn. And I'm a Dwarf," he leaned in a little closer, "The Spirit told me that yer might not 'ave dwarves where ye come from." Then he winked.
Maybe he'd been alone in these mountains too long, he was definitely too cheerful considering he was talking to an oversized wolf from another world.
"Ah well... yer awake, eh?" Dorn chuckled at the large black wolf as it began to yelp and try to stand. He reached out and patted the animal, noting the small sting of electricity that buzzed up his fingertips. He had endured it all the way back to camp and his shoulders were bruised and sore. He found he could understand the creature and thought this to be only slightly strange. His father had once told him stories about large canines that could talk just like the elves and dwarves could. Said they were an ancient race, something far older than even the Elves were. Dorn wasn't sure if it was because this particular wolf was a Guardian, or if he was a descendent of those ancient canines, but he was more than happy to have someone to converse with. It would have been rather awkward otherwise.
"Hold on thar lad. Don't go a worryin yerself. Tis not good for ye." The dwarf continued to stroke the wolf's fur. He hoped that would soothe it as well as the fact that he was beginning to like the tingle of the electricity that ran through him. Made him feel alive.
"Yer in the Trinias Mountains in a land called Illusion Vale. Ye were somewhere before and now yer somewhere else. Here, matter 'o fact." Dorn grinned and took a small wooden bowl, filling it with the soup that bubbled in a small pot on the fire, "Here, fill yerself up and I'll tell ye more," he placed the bowl a little away from the blanket Drake was laying on, but obviously where the wolf could get to it. He didn't bother giving the lad a spoon.
"Me name's Dorn. And I'm a Dwarf," he leaned in a little closer, "The Spirit told me that yer might not 'ave dwarves where ye come from." Then he winked.
Maybe he'd been alone in these mountains too long, he was definitely too cheerful considering he was talking to an oversized wolf from another world.