Posts by Agnieszka

Agnieszka · Jan 17th 2017

[center][fancypost=bgcolor;borderwidth=0px;bordercolor=;text-align:justify; width: 500px;][font=georgia]The sun was beginning to set behind her, the sky a canvas of pinks and oranges as the light began to fade. In the east the moon had already began its ascent, a circle of white against the darkening sky. Against the vibrantly coloured background, the creature looked somewhat ethereal. Her fur was alabaster, long and thick, causing her to stand out as she moved across the gently sloping lands and towards the border. She didn't mind standing out though, for after all she was here to join. There was no point in hiding her presence from the very clan she wished to become a member of.

She had been moving quickly before, but she could sense herself nearing the border line and her black nose was twitching as the scents of the clan strengthened. Now she was slowing, her paws drumming against the ground beneath her. Vibrant honey coloured eyes were sweeping over the landscape as she finally came to a halt. Despite her journey, the wolf seemed rather energetic still as a friendly smile turned up the corners of her mouth and a clanner came into her line of vision. They were quick so it seemed, already coming to meet her by the border as she decided to speak first.

"Hey," her words were evidently rather casual, the smile on her maw easy. "I'm Agnieszka Lee." She introduced herself with a wag of her tail, preparing for what was to come. Her name was Polish and most people managed to butcher it upon pronouncing it. "Feel free to just call me Aga if it's easier," she knew it was easier, but some people preferred full names and it really didn't bother her. "I'm here to join."

Agnieszka · Jan 17th 2017

[center][fancypost=bgcolor;borderwidth=0px;bordercolor=;text-align:justify; width: 500px;][font=georgia]RiverClan seemed plenty nice so far. Or what she'd seen of the place and its members seemed nice. She'd only met a small handful of clanners when she'd joined and it had been getting dark by the time she'd arrived. With this in mind, the canine hadn't asked for a tour of the place. She figured it could wait until morning, when it was lite enough for her to see her new home clearly. Besides, she didn't know what sort of dangerous creatures might be lurking around in the shadows. As a wolf, the white furred girl was a predator herself, but at 12 moons she was still young and had quite a bit to learn. So she'd waited till morning and when she'd been unable to find a familiar face, she'd decided to just set out and explore for herself. She could always ask for help if she got lost.

Agnieszka hadn't managed to get herself lost. Well, not yet anyhow. At this very moment she was traipsing through the swamp lands, her fluffy ears pricked and leading her onward. She could hear the sound of water rushing somewhere and, rather keen for a refreshing drink, the shaggy girl had followed the sound. Within only a few minutes she could see it. The 'it' was a huge waterfall, one rushing fast enough that despite the chilly weather and the light covering of snow, had not frozen at all. Honestly, Aga never had seen such a waterfall. She'd seen many smaller ones, but nothing quite as fast and large as this one which led into a river.

Slender legs had her moving forward, her paws drumming against the ground as her honey eyes shifted from the top of the falls to look out along the river. That was when her eyes led upon another canine - fluffier than her but equally as alabaster in colour. It was evident that this canine before her wasn't a wolf though. They also hadn't seen her yet. She supposed that introducing this stranger, who seemed to be getting a drink of her own from the water, wasn't a bad idea. After all, she did need to meet a few more of her clanmates.

An easy smile turned up the corners of the snowy wolf's maw as she approached the canine. "Hey, sorry to bother you," here she gave an apologetic dip of her head whilst keeping her smile in place. "I just don't believe we've met before. I'm Agnieszka." With a Polish name such as her own, Aga was quite used to people butchering it when it came to pronouncing it. So she did as she always had and offered an alternative, the nickname her parents and friends had given her. "Aga works just fine if that's better for you."

Agnieszka · Jan 17th 2017

[center][fancypost=bgcolor;borderwidth=0px;bordercolor=;text-align:justify; width: 500px;][font=georgia]The she-wolf's golden eyes had fallen upon the figure, glancing downwards as the creature neared her. It was a feline, one rather small when compared to the girl's own tall and slender figure. The creature was as black as night, an incredibly contrast to Agnieszka's snowy pelt. Looking over the approaching girl, Aga couldn't help but think they were just a little bit strange at first. After all, the mask was somewhat odd. These thoughts were further confirmed by the feline's somewhat icy words and lack of a smile. Tautia was it? Her own bright smile faded just a little but it still stayed present on her maw. "It's nice to meet you, Tautia, thank you for the welcome." She did think she could look after herself against bumps in the night, yet she managed to stick to giving a nod of her head. "Getting out of the dark sounds like a smart idea. Any chance you could point me towards the camp?" Despite thinking she was capable of looking after herself, the white-furred girl decided not to make any enemies during her first few minutes as a RiverClanner.

Honestly, Aga would be lying if she'd said she wasn't hoping for some sort of distraction. She wasn't a rude person and she really was kindhearted, but she was also quite judgmental and formed opinions of others quickly. So far she wasn't much liking this Tautia lady. The canine was visibly taken aback as words literally entered her mind. '[i]Greetings there, I am Planty, welcome to RiverClan.' [/i]The words implanted in her mind had her honey eyes widening and for a second she stared out at Tautia, at first unable to understand before her gaze swept around, looking for whoever had 'spoken'. At first she saw nothing, but then she was looking at a plant. Planty. Plant. Wide eyes blinking in surprise, the canine cocked her head to the side, curiosity evident on her face. "Well, hello there! You talk?" As she spoke, her words were bright and amazement was clear in them. "Ah, it's nice to meet you, Planty. Thank you for the welcome." She recovered quickly from her shock, speaking with a wag of her tail.

Agnieszka · Jan 18th 2017

Parents: NPC x NPC (Siblings of Agnieszka)
Slots: 4
Species: Arctic Wolf
Rules: They will begin at 12 moons and will age realistically - one moon for each month. Must carry the last name Lee.
Plots Involved: N/A

Agnieszka · Jan 18th 2017

Personally I think I like the idea of the river/canyon idea more. Just because I know that HawkClan have a beachside territory with a forest and I think it'd be best if we did something that wasn't as similar to other clans c:

Agnieszka · Jan 18th 2017

[center][fancypost=bgcolor;borderwidth=0px;bordercolor=;text-align:justify; width: 500px;][font=georgia]Duncan? Being a recent joiner, the girl knew nothing of this male. Alas the scent of something which even she knew wasn't RiverClan had brought her along. The long legged girl made her way over, her large paws drumming against the ground. Aga herself was tall and slender, but as she joined the small group she realised that she was nothing compared to the size of the dire hounds. Speaking of which, it didn't take the white-furred girl long to pinpoint just who Duncan was. It was evident by his size and the way the others all spoke to him. It appeared he was leaving.

The golden eyes of the canine flickered over the small group before landing on Duncan himself. With a small tilt of her head she offered him a faint smile. "Safe travels, Duncan." She didn't know him or the drama which had come before him taking his leave. If she had heard about it she might not have smiled. Despite not having children or even being old enough to want them yet, Agnieszka was a protective girl and harm befalling kids (whether the perpetrator was in their right mind or not) was not something she could condone. Nevertheless for now she simply bade the stranger farewell.

Posts by Agnieszka

young and free | joining

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(NEW) RIVERCLAN MASS ADOPTION SIGNUPS

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