Ynnis

It was tomorrow. It hadn't taken much effort to Rob to convince Ollie to bring him to and obedience training class. His brother had seemed all too eager to oblige, leading the water with a bounce in his step as they made their way to the training guild headquarters. There was always a class going on, Ollie had said.   Leeward was doing the usual, make every attempt to charge ahead without them as they walked down the street. Occasionally she would veer across their pa...

Hel glanced over her shoulder before letting out a small huff. She didn't understand why the girl had to send another hound with her to hunt a simple duskrat. She had done it on her own just fine last time. Sure the pelt was a little mauled but for her first time she felt she had done fine. At least the girl didn't send the pup with her. Hel knew it was her son but she must have gotten his brains from his father as he certainly did not get the goofy dumbness from her. At least this one was sm...

With both of them being stubborn as they were and unwilling to relent, getting to the park hadn't been easy. It took the better part of an hour, with Leeward lunging enthusiastically against her lead and Rob rooting his feet every time she tried to pull him forward. The starting and stopping was a brilliant waste of time, and had it not been for the fact that Rob had nothing else he needed to do today, he would have brought her home long ago.   But Rob wasn't built fo...

Leaving home hadn't been easy on Rob. He didn't chase mystery and newness in the same way Ollie did, and quite frankly, the prospect of turning up to an unknown land without job prospects, without know what lay in store or how it was better than the life they had already had, well. All of that had been a bit difficult for Rob to swallow.   The one thing that had made sense to him and had made him feel a twinge of excitement was the idea that there was a thriving econo...

Ollie was stuffing some trash into a bag when it he spotted it, something that would change the way he saw this land for good.   "Thanks, Landfall," he said, chuckling, crouching to pick up the pieces of trash she had so kindly deposited at his feet. By the time he rose, she had taken off again, leaping along the water's edge with carefree abandon, looking so terribly thrilled to be here.   She liked being out in the wilder parts of the world, h...

Today was the day that Creep was set up to do his basic hunting training and it was starting to sprinkle. Kiki glanced up at the dark clouds narrowing her gaze into a glare. A shiver went down her spine as she clutched her coat closed.  Creep stood next to her stoically looking around before glacing back up to her. He didn't understand what they were waiting for Kiki had rushed them to get up and around to be ready and now they were standing in the doorway looking up at the sky. "It's going ...