Post by Frosk The Twisted on Jun 16, 2011 3:30:36 GMT -5
It was a long and tiring climb to get to his destination, yet he had done it, he had finally reached the top and was at the doors to the Headmaster’s Loft. Why the mighty bull would be this high up is a bit of a mystery to those who don’t know why the Game Keeper did most of the things he did. But Mulgron wasn’t just roaming around aimlessly or getting lost at every turn. No, he never went anywhere he hadn’t meant to be in, even when he appeared to be lost or in trouble.
Mulgron rolled his eyes as he thought about his terrible luck. True, he had gotten lost quite a few times, and he knew the excuse ‘I meant ter be there, really I did’ was quite overused, but he couldn’t help it.
Today, however, he was at the Loft to have a chat with the Headmaster, the kind Anthro Drake that had hired him when no one else would, that had given him a place to stay and a job that needed doing. It wasn’t an inportant talk, no, he just wanted to chat with someone and the Headmaster just seemed the type, who like Mulgron, loved to have a good time.
At the moment, Mulgron stood, winded, outside the doors, just staring at the nameplate on it. The poor bloke wanted to catch his breath before he entered, just so that if there was anyone else up there at the present time, they wouldn’t start off on how mental he was to cause himself that much discomfort when all he had to do was catch Drake when he was downstairs.
‘But tha would be ridiculous’ Mulgron thought. ‘The whole reason o' comin' up to see someone on their own turf was to surprise 'em’
Mulgron looked down at his pet, a Gryphon chick, or cub as some would call it, and ruffled its head feathers with one of his massive hands. The creature was a mix between a Maine Coon and a Barn Owl, giving it a very interesting look. It wouldn’t get much bigger than a large Maine Coon male, but it was still a rather dangerous animal should it get loose as an adult. Currently, it was no bigger than a half grown Barn Owl. It’s almost completely feathered, white head looked too big and its brownish grey wings too small in comparison to the body. Her reddish brown eyes were huge, and blinked slowly at her owner as she tilted her head almost all the way to one side and upside down. Her coat was deep gray with black tuffs on her ears, tail and feet. The forelegs were owl feet, yet they too were covered in black fur and feather mix. She was, in one word, beautiful.
Five minutes passed before he decided it was time to collect himself and head in for a chat. Drawing his pet up to his chest, Mulgron raised his free hand up to the door and knocked loudly.
Mulgron rolled his eyes as he thought about his terrible luck. True, he had gotten lost quite a few times, and he knew the excuse ‘I meant ter be there, really I did’ was quite overused, but he couldn’t help it.
Today, however, he was at the Loft to have a chat with the Headmaster, the kind Anthro Drake that had hired him when no one else would, that had given him a place to stay and a job that needed doing. It wasn’t an inportant talk, no, he just wanted to chat with someone and the Headmaster just seemed the type, who like Mulgron, loved to have a good time.
At the moment, Mulgron stood, winded, outside the doors, just staring at the nameplate on it. The poor bloke wanted to catch his breath before he entered, just so that if there was anyone else up there at the present time, they wouldn’t start off on how mental he was to cause himself that much discomfort when all he had to do was catch Drake when he was downstairs.
‘But tha would be ridiculous’ Mulgron thought. ‘The whole reason o' comin' up to see someone on their own turf was to surprise 'em’
Mulgron looked down at his pet, a Gryphon chick, or cub as some would call it, and ruffled its head feathers with one of his massive hands. The creature was a mix between a Maine Coon and a Barn Owl, giving it a very interesting look. It wouldn’t get much bigger than a large Maine Coon male, but it was still a rather dangerous animal should it get loose as an adult. Currently, it was no bigger than a half grown Barn Owl. It’s almost completely feathered, white head looked too big and its brownish grey wings too small in comparison to the body. Her reddish brown eyes were huge, and blinked slowly at her owner as she tilted her head almost all the way to one side and upside down. Her coat was deep gray with black tuffs on her ears, tail and feet. The forelegs were owl feet, yet they too were covered in black fur and feather mix. She was, in one word, beautiful.
Five minutes passed before he decided it was time to collect himself and head in for a chat. Drawing his pet up to his chest, Mulgron raised his free hand up to the door and knocked loudly.