
6th Spring 513,
Evening, 19th Bell
The squire dormitories were as Fallon had been described. The housing was divided into suits which in turn had three sleeping rooms, a bathing room and a common area where those that lived in the suit could gather. By the looks of things however the sleeping rooms where small, or at least the room she as designated to was with its three beds each with their own chest. On the first day, the Fifth of Spring, Fallon entered sheepishly, her few belongings that she carried with her being carefully put away, either by being carefully slid under the bed or neatly folded and placed in the chest. It was also during this time that Orvin found his new place of rest, having chosen the the space also beneath her bed. Other than that there was little else that Fallon could do other than sit around in the silence of the common room, waiting for another face to appear and welcome her.
Yet for the most part there was no one. So in the silence of the first night, Fallon simply sat herself down, entertaining herself with the company of Orvin and the feeble attempt of trying to train him. It kept her up late into the night, and it was only in the early hours that Fallon finally let herself sleep. When she did awake she begun the process of trying to teaching him once more. Sitting herself this time in the common room with Orvin padding about before her before his attention finally became fixed.
Right, now to begin. Again.
Fallon quick learned that patience was vital when training an animal. Which was something she was struggling with after a while. She focused on the pup, her eyes meeting his, her hand hovering above his head with some of her rations placed on the table next to her. It wasn't much, but she remembered Orvin at least liking it whilst they travelled. Leaning over him she gently pushed the base of his back down, so he sat before speaking in a clear tone.
"Sit," she spoke cooly "You get that? Sit."
The pup looked at her with big eyes as she petted him. She doubted he understood, but it was a start never the less. She released him, and placed her hands on her lap. Swallowing, gave a nod to the creature.
"Sit?" she almost seemed to wince when she said it.
Orvin looked at her with a dumbfound expression, before he was guided once more with her hand. This continued on and off for bells, holding the attention of Orvin after all was a difficult task within the four walls of the dormitories, and in honesty there was times where her patience was lost and she felt annoyance bubble away at her.
When she was not trying to train the pup, she was often hovering over her writing book, head held in one hand, the quill in the other, a continuous motion of dipping in and out of the ink. Her imagination however had escaped her, and no matter how hard she tried to summon it back, Fallon found herself simply staring at the blank page. It was as evening came however that she had simply surrendered to the idea of trying to do anything. Her forehead now rested against the table, her book discarded to one side.
“Orvin, sit,” she mumbled as the pup came past once more. It looked at her with big eyes, and after a chime or two, lowered himself to the position “Good… wolf.”
I hope this isolation will end soon, she mused, I really can’t take it anymore.
Yet for the most part there was no one. So in the silence of the first night, Fallon simply sat herself down, entertaining herself with the company of Orvin and the feeble attempt of trying to train him. It kept her up late into the night, and it was only in the early hours that Fallon finally let herself sleep. When she did awake she begun the process of trying to teaching him once more. Sitting herself this time in the common room with Orvin padding about before her before his attention finally became fixed.
Right, now to begin. Again.
Fallon quick learned that patience was vital when training an animal. Which was something she was struggling with after a while. She focused on the pup, her eyes meeting his, her hand hovering above his head with some of her rations placed on the table next to her. It wasn't much, but she remembered Orvin at least liking it whilst they travelled. Leaning over him she gently pushed the base of his back down, so he sat before speaking in a clear tone.
"Sit," she spoke cooly "You get that? Sit."
The pup looked at her with big eyes as she petted him. She doubted he understood, but it was a start never the less. She released him, and placed her hands on her lap. Swallowing, gave a nod to the creature.
"Sit?" she almost seemed to wince when she said it.
Orvin looked at her with a dumbfound expression, before he was guided once more with her hand. This continued on and off for bells, holding the attention of Orvin after all was a difficult task within the four walls of the dormitories, and in honesty there was times where her patience was lost and she felt annoyance bubble away at her.
When she was not trying to train the pup, she was often hovering over her writing book, head held in one hand, the quill in the other, a continuous motion of dipping in and out of the ink. Her imagination however had escaped her, and no matter how hard she tried to summon it back, Fallon found herself simply staring at the blank page. It was as evening came however that she had simply surrendered to the idea of trying to do anything. Her forehead now rested against the table, her book discarded to one side.
“Orvin, sit,” she mumbled as the pup came past once more. It looked at her with big eyes, and after a chime or two, lowered himself to the position “Good… wolf.”
I hope this isolation will end soon, she mused, I really can’t take it anymore.