A development (( Simon, Open))

[carsten]

-.-.-Kairo-.-.-

Kairo was usually always stuck in the same predicament: boredom. Since he had previously been caught a bit too far away from the pure blood dens, he had to play it safe. Getting in trouble again wasn't something he needed.

He figured that the training cove would be an okay place to find something to do. Maybe dig or practice agility on the various obstacles that dotted the sandy place. Anything would do really.

He was in the middle of the cove, simply looking around. he last time he had come in here, he hadn't actually noticed the amount of stuff that was around. There was a large piece of driftwood off to the side and Kairo hopped up on that.

Ever so carefully he reached the end of the gnarled piece of wood, then jumped off onto a rock. From there he went higher and high until his sense told him that he couldn't make a particular jump. He jumped off the rock he was currently on and walked back over tot he drift wood.

It was pretty heavy and Kairo guessed it would be a challenge to move to the center of the training cove. So that's what he would strive to do. He pushed the thing with his head but it only inched forward. He'd probably be up to this for quite sometime.

[Waltz]

Simon knew he needed practice on his skills. If he were to become something great in his life, he needed to be strong and brave. This made him realize that in order to be that, he needed to train. And so train he did.

As he walked into the training cove, he could hear paws moving on the ground. With his ears perked, he slowly stalked toward the body that was jumping from rock to rock. With a blink, he figured out it was one of the pupils from the pack. To be specific, it was Kairo.

A shiver went through Simon, his fear for large canines coming to the surface. Even though Kairo was still a pup, he was still bigger than Simon and could easily crush him. At that moment, the memory of his previous talk with Kitsune immersed from his mind. With a straightening of his stance, and head held somewhat high, Simon trotted over with fake confidence.

When he arrived in front of Kairo, he saw that the dog was pushing a log, though he didn't know where. "Don't you want to do something more productive?" He had held back all stutters, and continued on. "I mean, pushing a log won't get you anywhere."

With a nervous glance at Kairo, Simon walked closer to the log and pushed it with the other pupil. It barely moved, and Simon wasn't much help at all. "Two are better than one." He grunted out, amazed on how the log wouldn't move.

[carsten]

Kairo's task was coming along , slowly but surely. He wouldn't give up until it was finished either. He had a great pride in finishing things he started although the pup would probably soon loose interest.

He was behind the log now and couldn't see where exactly he was pushing it. All he knew was that it wasn't actually moving. He dug his claws into the ground and strained even harder. That was until he heard a voice.

"Don't you want to do something more productive? I mean, pushing a log won't get you anywhere." Someone said

Kairo's ears perked before two brown eyes peeked over the log. His head soon followed when he saw who it was: Simon. One of the other pupils of the Pure Blood pack. Kairo gave a small smile in greeting. They weren't extremely close and Kairo had always though Simon had a complex.

He was a bit surprised when the smaller dog padded around the log and started to push as well.
"Two are better than one." Simon grunted under the strain of pushing.

Kairo didn't react right away. Just sort of sat there staring before he uttered a small laugh.
"You might try and find something a bit lighter. I wouldn't want you to get hurt. Kairo suggested to the chihuahua.

He wasn't trying to be mean but because Kairo didn't have complete control over the whole 'thought-to-speech' thing, he simply barked out the first thing that came to mind.