04-23-2013, 04:23 AM
Only when the sun had been on it's beaten path through the sky for a short while did Reinn finally rejoin the woken world. Memories seeped fluidly back to the front of his mind while his body worked on processing the new sensation of the morning. He was a little sore, yet he was warm, though even before he'd opened his eyes he could tell unconsciously that the sun was not nearly strong enough to be the source.
He shifted, making the warmth shift with it. Feeling something much heavier than a fur blanket or a man curled around him, his body almost responded to the impulse his mind supplied it to simply jump up and put distance between himself and whatever animal had come upon him in his sleep. Instead, he slowly opened his eyes to see nothing much more than thick fair fur encompassing his vision in it's entirety.
His people knew that the god of their protecting forest had more than one form, but nobody knew what any of them looked like. His body relaxed, now a little more awake from the scare. He simply rested back against the deer he somehow knew to be Chevreuil, even though the hart seemed to be much more interested in meeting the day now that he knew Reinn was at least partially awake.
He shifted, making the warmth shift with it. Feeling something much heavier than a fur blanket or a man curled around him, his body almost responded to the impulse his mind supplied it to simply jump up and put distance between himself and whatever animal had come upon him in his sleep. Instead, he slowly opened his eyes to see nothing much more than thick fair fur encompassing his vision in it's entirety.
His people knew that the god of their protecting forest had more than one form, but nobody knew what any of them looked like. His body relaxed, now a little more awake from the scare. He simply rested back against the deer he somehow knew to be Chevreuil, even though the hart seemed to be much more interested in meeting the day now that he knew Reinn was at least partially awake.