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[Bryn]

She stood high upon the hills, her favorite spot in the Range; though, of course, she wouldn't tell a soul that. It was obvious if one knew her, though, which many didn't. Habit always caught her here, though, for reasons she could not explain and was never patient enough to begin to think about explaining to herself. Which was fine by her; a fairly impatient creature, Bryn hated everything that had to do with waiting, and planning. Which one would assume would be the worst possible trait to being top dog, but that was not the case at all.

Snow was falling down in gentle little flakes, harmless and pure. She hated it. She hated the cold and the snow and the wet, and everything they had to do with. Soon her Nevadi Range would be covered in the slick stuff, and the dark clouds overhead threatened a very good chance of even more snow arriving, dumping on the ground in big massive cold wet heaps. The thought of it made Bryn shiver, curl her lip in distaste and shuffle the long quills that were, at the moment, pointed straight-up on her back.

Damn weather. Damn cold wet stuff.

[Kazumi]

OoC: Bryn's been pretty lonely lately XD Sucking in the air through her teeth, Kaz practiced her laughs and giggles. She just had to achieve the perfect laugh. So far though, it was a very gruesome attempt. She nearly passed out twice from laughing in ways that one should never laugh, then she randomly just started laughing for no apparent reason and her sides began to cave in. She swayed her head back and forth trying different sounds, her lips moving forward and back to give her different pitches. "Hardy, Ho, Heee, Huomph!" Her brows furrowed in disappointment. "Oooooh, it's snowing again!" Kaz exclaimed in joy. However, she grew rather sad when she realized the flakes were melting shortly as they hit the ground. Depressing. Kaz let out a smile whine of frustration at the stupid white flakes of melty-ness. What kind of snow was this? She knew exactly what to call it. It was the snow of failure. "Ha! Fail!" she shouted happily as she mocked the small drip left behind the melted flake. Kaz's ears curved forward when she thought she heard some rustling up ahead. "Ooooh! Someone's here!" she bounded forward and sure enough, it was the ol' leader herself. Kaz didn't know her to well, though she really didn't pay much attention when she was accepted into the pack, but perhaps the other remembered her. "'Sup yo?" Kazumi remarked happily. She was obviously not in the same emotion category as the female in front of her, but, oh well!