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It was silent. All that could be seen was a rich violet tail that swung slowly back and forth
like a lion at it's prey. Sinorin (I think that could be a cute nickname for her ^_^) slowly crept forward, her oversize
paws sinking slightly in the muddy earth. Tall grass rendered her invisible, though deep orbs that reflectled the silver light
of the moon slowly scanned the horizon. A black and purple pelt of the deepest of hues was suddenly caught by the wind, making
Sinorin shiver slightly in the wind. It happened so fast, one couldn't have blinked. In an instant, Sinorin had leapt into
the air, a hurling mass of fur and claws that finally rested upon the boulder that she had landed on. "Got you!" she yelled
gleefully, as she uncupped her paws. But nothing was there. Fluttering daintily upon the air was a beautiful butterfly, it's
wings alight with colors. Sinorin watched helplessly as it flew out of reach. . .
And a story written by Tiggerclawz. . .
I dream of the land I grew up in, sandy beaches, tall palm trees that evaded even my claws, and all the cocunuts you
could eat. Life was good there, and I could spend all night just gazing at the crystal beach and the creatures of Maraqua
that would venture close to the Mystery Islands. Sometimes I would track down the crickets that made their nightly sounds
too. But as good as life was, something was missing. I had long been driven from my home pride because I was born a darigan,
and sometimes scared the younger faerie kougras with my appearance, and sometimes my temper. But really I am not so bad, and
tend to feel misunderstood. But anyways, soon after that, I was pretty much left to my own accord, though my mother, the most
beautiful striped kougra would sometimes visit me on the beach.
But one day my wish came true. . .Long auburn tresss hid a fair human face as she neared the beach, at first not noticing
me as she was collecting sea shells on the white sands. Finally as she neared my hiding place she looked up, though no fear
could be seen. Finally, here was someone who understood me and wanted to take me home! I ran to greet her and she, laughing
took me in her arms. . .I probably don't have to tell you what happened from there, but I have fun with my owner, Jessica,
now, and she loves me a lot!
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