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His reaction to her was of as another she had met before. When she was so much younger, more impressionable. It was larger then her by even adult standards, An ashen coat of fur; with a temper so fierce and of free will that it could kill a huntsman before they fired a shot. Yet at her feet it would lay like that of a puppy. She had met спаситель ( English Easy- Savior) on a day she had found herself lost in a forest she would know by memory even now. A huntsman had found her, babbling in a language she couldn't understand and frightening the child half to death by waving his gun around. Her whimpers and cries had attracted it along with several other small creatures. Before she could wipe the tears from her eyes they were licked away. Blue eyes met hers and never let her out of his sight. She named him мой спаситель(My Savior) at the time due to him saving her from the scary man.
Memories... where was she. Currently realizing she was stroking a strip of fur that ran on the cuffs of her sleeves she started watching the wolf once more, smiling at its silly antics. @Dark Light Maybe it was her delusion that she would be hurt again that caused her to curl up as the wolf started to act strangely. Her eyes widening before shutting tight. Her form shifting into a coherent ball of fur as she scooted under the safety of another nearby table.
The falling glass breaking, Things clashing against the ground. All of this led up and she was shaking slightly. Echo's of memories she had long forgotten, for good purpose, resurfaced. Finally the commotion ended. She didn't dare to look up, the worst happeneds at the end.
"Sorry kid, people be wanting rooms and there's drinks to pour, I gotta get back to work now the fun's over.
You want a place to sleep and some warm food, help me out. You can start by tidying this mess up."
Her body visibly flinched at the new voice. She had less than an idea if the words were ment for her or not. Yet against her better judgement she peered out from her fluff ball as the steps moved away, barelyy spotting a man wearing nothing but a box. She still stayed under the table. Her eyes beating down onto anything that dared move in front of her view. Soft mutterings of Russian and broken english slipped from her lips.