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Raem Civrie	Posted - 2003.11.16 23:51:00 - [1] Once upon a time, there was a little boy that lived with his three younger sisters in a small cottage in the woods. All their life, the little family had wished for nothing but to be on their own, be strong without the help of others. One day, the oldest sister came upon a small puppy in the forest while she was picking mushrooms. From the very moment she laid his eyes upon the little mutt, she knew she wanted to keep him. But at that time, she also knew it was impossible. For this little puppy ran with the wolves at night. And every night the boy would go out and hunt the wolves, as the wolves hunted the other animals in the forest. So the little girl simply smiled at the little puppy, and went home. Years passed, and the boy grew into a stout man and the sisters came to be the fairest maidens anyone had ever laid their eyes on. The wolves were long gone, their pack scattered. Then, the little puppy came upon the door of their cottage. But he was no longer a little puppy, but a large dog, with a flea-bitten and mangy coat and a chewed ear. The oldest sister, who remembered the little puppy from before, recognized him. "Please, my fair maiden. I beg of you. For long have I run astray, alone in the forest and no-one to lean on to. The other packs never did compare, and I couldn't stand staying with them. Can I please be a part of your little family?" the dog implored The oldest sister looked at him thoughtfully. But she did not see the ragged exterior. No, she saw inside the little, cute puppy she had seen before, and she took pity upon him. She brought him before the others, and asked them to be able to keep him. The boy looked stern in the face of his sister asking to harbour a wolfdog, but her pleas softened his heart. In the fullness of time, the dog became a member of the family. But while the dog savoured every moment he spent with them, in his heart beat the lust for freedom and independence. In his very soul, he knew that this could not last. So the dog left, but the boy did not grieve his departure like his sisters, and closed the doors forever. The dog became a wolf, a free spirit. But every night he climbs the highest spot he can find, and pines for his lost family and the times they spent together, the happiness that couldn't last. Just as I became a dog by coming into your arms, you became dogs by taking on Fountain. Now you return to the fields once more, to run free amongst the creatures of the forest. Maybe we will be together again. Maybe.
Raem Civrie Sons of Enelaise Enelaise	Posted - 2003.11.16 23:51:00 - [2] Once upon a time, there was a little boy that lived with his three younger sisters in a small cottage in the woods. All their life, the little family had wished for nothing but to be on their own, be strong without the help of others. One day, the oldest sister came upon a small puppy in the forest while she was picking mushrooms. From the very moment she laid his eyes upon the little mutt, she knew she wanted to keep him. But at that time, she also knew it was impossible. For this little puppy ran with the wolves at night. And every night the boy would go out and hunt the wolves, as the wolves hunted the other animals in the forest. So the little girl simply smiled at the little puppy, and went home. Years passed, and the boy grew into a stout man and the sisters came to be the fairest maidens anyone had ever laid their eyes on. The wolves were long gone, their pack scattered. Then, the little puppy came upon the door of their cottage. But he was no longer a little puppy, but a large dog, with a flea-bitten and mangy coat and a chewed ear. The oldest sister, who remembered the little puppy from before, recognized him. "Please, my fair maiden. I beg of you. For long have I run astray, alone in the forest and no-one to lean on to. The other packs never did compare, and I couldn't stand staying with them. Can I please be a part of your little family?" the dog implored The oldest sister looked at him thoughtfully. But she did not see the ragged exterior. No, she saw inside the little, cute puppy she had seen before, and she took pity upon him. She brought him before the others, and asked them to be able to keep him. The boy looked stern in the face of his sister asking to harbour a wolfdog, but her pleas softened his heart. In the fullness of time, the dog became a member of the family. But while the dog savoured every moment he spent with them, in his heart beat the lust for freedom and independence. In his very soul, he knew that this could not last. So the dog left, but the boy did not grieve his departure like his sisters, and closed the doors forever. The dog became a wolf, a free spirit. But every night he climbs the highest spot he can find, and pines for his lost family and the times they spent together, the happiness that couldn't last. Just as I became a dog by coming into your arms, you became dogs by taking on Fountain. Now you return to the fields once more, to run free amongst the creatures of the forest. Maybe we will be together again. Maybe. ---- All you do is bark, you never meow

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