02-06-2023, 10:37 PM
Caesarion walked, his head hanging lowly between his shoulders while he occasionally tested the air, the smell of river water only increasing as he traveled. When the rapids came into view, the man paused briefly, a sigh dripping from his lips beneath his breath. For the time being, he hadn’t any idea what to do next — or why he was even exploring new reaches and leaving his native valley in his wake. But, it
was far too late to turn back now, wasn’t it? The best thing was to stay close to water and find food, when hunger strikes.
Easy enough; the river already made up half of what he needed.
The moonlight cut an appealing silhouette of trees against the night sky, earning his gaze to shift as he admired them momentarily. Though, it was then he noticed the duo that quietly began to approach. A low growl rumbled, one unheard to them, just him expressing displeasures to himself. Flicking his ear, Caesarion stopped along the water’s edge, letting the duo proceed on their path. It was clear — for whatever their reasoning was — he held their interest, be it caution or curiosity.
Curtly, his head turned to face them, eyes squinting. ”Were you not taught that staring is rude?” Cae raised a brow, his expression likely not easy to read in the dim light of the night. Were the residents of this valley often awake and willing to encroach on personal space, at night?
was far too late to turn back now, wasn’t it? The best thing was to stay close to water and find food, when hunger strikes.
Easy enough; the river already made up half of what he needed.
The moonlight cut an appealing silhouette of trees against the night sky, earning his gaze to shift as he admired them momentarily. Though, it was then he noticed the duo that quietly began to approach. A low growl rumbled, one unheard to them, just him expressing displeasures to himself. Flicking his ear, Caesarion stopped along the water’s edge, letting the duo proceed on their path. It was clear — for whatever their reasoning was — he held their interest, be it caution or curiosity.
Curtly, his head turned to face them, eyes squinting. ”Were you not taught that staring is rude?” Cae raised a brow, his expression likely not easy to read in the dim light of the night. Were the residents of this valley often awake and willing to encroach on personal space, at night?