<blockquote><div><cite>Sillyness wrote:</cite>“An animal living in the frozen wastes will slowly evolve to adapt to the conditions, often growing thicker fur or becoming intelligent enough to provide their own sources of heat such as humanoids do. Much like every other species Kitsunes evolved in a way, we developed a rather unique method of prolonging our life spans” </div></blockquote><br/><br/>It was funny, Ureck thought, how one question could create so many opinions, all of which had a way of getting his mind going. It seemed logical enough to the collie, the idea that creatures evolve as they needed given their circumstances; no scholar in their right mind would argue against it. Yet the idea still felt so distant to him, such a new concept that he had never bothered to apply to his own life. These kinds of ideas rarely had benefits in the city, but perhaps that was one of the issues of living within such places. In exchange for being amongst others, he became domesticated, soft, out-of-touch with what he really was...<br/><br/><blockquote><div><cite>Sillyness wrote:</cite>“Questions are no bother. Only those that have something to hide fear them”</div></blockquote><br/><br/>Ureck's ears perked at Lilium's blunt response, his gaze trailing down once again to her eyes. Something about her words again stirred up the allure she had suddenly seemed to beam to him, like she was daring him to delve deeper into her. He knew she was bold, from the way she carried herself to what she had done in the midst of the battle earlier today, yet it gave her a force, a lack of inhibitions that made her capable of things others couldn't dream of. That notion was only proved when she again took her his hand and, to his surprise, guided it right across her nethers. A shiver coursed through his body as he felt his fingers dampen with her juices, the thrill he had felt before peaking higher than ever before. Then, she was gone, leaving the collie hopped up and unable to do much than stare at his hands blankly for a few moments.<br/><br/>Rubbing his sticky fingers together, he again cast Rak the same "your master is such a tease" smirk he had given earlier that day before trotting slowly to his own little blanket beside Sherani. Letting out a soft sigh as he stretched, he soon sprawled himself out over his bedding, looking every bit the dog that he was as he curled up and cast the beauty of the night sky one final glance. Things were daunting, that was to be certain, yet somehow... nothing seemed impossible anymore. Grinning softly to himself, he took a deep breath of the forest air and closed his eyes...