*the yearling lupine lopes in, tongue lolling out the side of her mouth from keeping up with the pace set by the beast equines...* -- --crossroads

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Subject: *the yearling lupine lopes in, tongue lolling out the side of her mouth from keeping up with the pace set by the beast equines...*

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Neko

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Date Posted: 19:09:30 03/16/01 Fri

*the femme watches with uncertainty, having followed Kylie here from the castle. Had it been any other, she would not have, but the woman had not shown her any scorn... only kindness. Amber orbs watch the strange scene unfold before her, haunches lowering as she sits in the cool darkness of a stand of trees. She would have been here sooner, but she flushed out a rabbit, and... well, her hunger was gone for now, and the female had cleaned her muzzle well enough. The only evidence that she had eaten was a slight tint along under her jaw... yet even that was hardly noticeable. Satisfied, triangular lobes turn back to the couple before her, their words gibberish to her, the same way that hers were to them... but a certain warmth was given off in the words, and the lupine could discern the words of kindness from those of hatred.*

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