Rhyn shook her head as the dragon stepped out into the rain. She was not so silly as to get all wet. Granted, her fur would soak through eventually, and wet fur was a hassle. Instead the cat stayed and kept an eye on the rabbits. She would go out soon, and collect mud, to bake the pheasant in the ...

Rhyn lifted her nose to the air at Kaevad's warning of the storm, scenting the air for herself. Amid the thick scents of forest and glen, she managed to sort out the scent of rain, a slight sharpness to the air speaking of lightning. One round ear flicked at the dragon in acknowledgement, but her ...

Rhyn paused at the sound of Soneya's voice, her ears twisting as her pale eyes studied the girl. After a long moment, the snow leopard nodded. 'Come. I teach you." She jerked her head in the direction she was going to step, to where she could skin the rabbits slightly away from camp. "Kaevad? Fire ...

Rhyn blinked and flicked her ears. "I hunt." She shed her cloak so that it would not hinder her, and fell to all fours, trotting off into the underbrush. Deer will be scarce in the area. Her thoughts came simply as she lifted her nose to search out the scent of prey in the air. Sorting through the ...

"Huah, huah." The gentle chuff of snow leopard laughter hung in the air. it had only been a week. It seemed like so much longer. So much had happened, and they had run into so many people. It was quite overwhelming to Rhyn's senses. With her nose already thick with the many scents of the lowlands ...

Rhyn's ears flattened out sideways as Kaevad addressed her. Soneya's agreement came swiftly behind his words, and she blinked, golden eyes flashing between the two friends. They spoke to her as though she was the leader in this decision. Since they were referencing her quest, she supposed she was ...

Rhyn avoided the crowd for the most part, skirting the edges as the women greeted the coming men, and sliding into shadow until she was by Soneya, away from the majority of the people. Her nose picked up the smell of meat roasting over a large fire, and calls for music were beginning. There would be ...

In her silent manner, Rhyn stayed close to Kaevad, but at the same time, stood a little farther from him than Soneya. She was separate. Because of this, the men tended to get a little closer to her, and despite her annoyance, she did not step closer. One of those that was younger got a little too ...

Rhynaura sighed lightly as they made their way downstairs. Her pale eyes scanned the room as she padded to sit by Kaevad, purposely remaining slightly distant from him. The first sign of discomfort between two people. A few murmurs went back and forth between men at this, but they were somewhat ...

Rhyn nodded at Soneya's glance. She didn't overestimate her own strength. And unlike Kaevad, her own form was small. She might be able to take on up to five or six men, but out here they were pretty decent in size, she couldn't take on more than that. Raising her head and stretching slightly, she ...

Rhyn slowly managed to drift into sleep. She didn't dream, but she shifted slightly around. When morning came, she woke, but she didn't move. Once Soneya rose, she curled into a ball, hiding her face beneath her spotted tail and setttling in. What would they do with the day? Connect the two villages ...

Rhyn didn't look at Kaevad. She slunk into the room, her fur slowly settling into place. With Soneya's invitation, she padded over and slipped underneath the blanket, curling around behind Soneya and becoming hidden underneath the blanket. Her tail stuck out a little bit, and on the other side, her ...

There was a ripping sound as the door slammed open. Claws rent through wood, leaving even more deep gashes on the sill. Her hackles rose, and Rhyn reached up to unclip her cloak's clasp. The wool fabric fell to the floor at her paws, and she turned as the man dropped his pants, exposing himself. Her ...

Rhyn's ears flattened, but she didn't speak up against Kaevad's words. Better to remain silent. She drained the rest of the ale in her mug and slammed it down on the table as she moved towards the stairs. Her tail jerked back and forth and then calmed as she climbed the stairs and as soon as they ...

Rhyn snorted at Kaevad's words. Take a mate? Like hell. She felt slightly uncomfortable with Kaevad's wing extending around her protectively, let alone if they pretended once again to be something that was not. She didn't speak as she continued eating, until the stranger approached them boldly. Her ...