((I registered and now it has to pend.  o3o))

Shiloh blinked as the fox zipped away and came back before she was able to answer his question.  She was silently glad she couldn't answer him fast enough though, since her being with the humans was a bit complicated, and it embarras.sed her a little.  "My name is Shiloh."  She replied to his question.  Fennick, what a nice name.  Sniffed the strange brown colored creature with long ears in confusion.  "I don't think I've had one of these before, it certainly smells good though.  What is it?"

((I would have if I knew how.  o_o'  Omg it sounds so coool.

o3o  Good idea, and she doesn't really know she is doing it but subconsciously leads Fennick to them later or something?))

Shiloh blinked.  She wasn't used to this good of a treatment.  She wasn't used to any treatment actually.  She barely remembered where she came from!  Must've been the sedating stuff.  She thought as she took another sniff at the rabbit and took a large bite out of it, the flavor was amazing!  "This is amazing!"  She mumbled around the meat, taking her time to chew and swallow so that she could remember the flavor forever, then leaning in to bite again.

Miles tilted his head to one side, narrowing his eyes.  This fox was suspicious, and he knew it something was up.  He hoped Fennick could sense the same thing, and judging by his slightly raised neck fur he must have.  I don't like this, not one bit.  He sheathed and unsheathed his claws as he flexed them, but knew that saying something would just get him in danger, he would be no match for a fox.

((I was on my iPod omggg~  Lolol, I thought you were already my friend.  owo  I'll try to log in after I write this.))

Shiloh stared at the ground for a few seconds.  A long strip of water?  How could that exist now..  She remembered flashes of memory of what the humans used to give her water in bowls, but never strips of water..  She snapped herself out of thinking deeply when Fennick called for her.  "Coming!"  She responded, standing up and trotting after him, trying to ignore the cat's suspicious staring.

((It didn't pend yet.  :c  And it's not that fail.))

Shiloh tilted her head to one side as she looked at the river.  She quite liked the sound that it made, it calmed her.  She inched towards it and took a sip, amazed at the taste.  "This is much cleaner tasting then any water I've ever drunk.."  She murmured, touching her paw to the water then walking all the way in.  She shivered at the coldness of it, getting another flash of memory of doing the same thing, except with humans in a human made thing, and with warm water..

((YAT REALLY.  I MEANT TO POST SOMETHING WITH MILES BUT FORGOT.  RANDOM COMMET WITH CAPS.  EURAGH.))

Miles jumped, his thoughts interrupted by Fennick.  "Don't you think it is suspicious that she doesn't know many of the things that normal foxes should?  And the fact that her human scent was so strong, if she was just in a cage it would just be faint!  Didn't you also smell a strange metallic smell?  A bit like some sort of medicine, but it almost smells..  Different, it is hard to explain."  He sighed, "I know she was with humans for a while, but so was I, and I still knew what a river and a rabbit was, and to my memory even my smell wasn't as strong as hers."

((I'll do it tomorrow, I gotta go to bed now.  o_o'))

Miles sighed.  "As I said, I was raised by humans, and I still knew that stuff.."  He murmured.  "You're probably right, I'm just being paranoid.."  He forced himself to nervously laugh, mentally telling himself to keep an eye on her anyway.

((*Has a little extra time* Still no.  ;c))

"You are right about that."  Miles replied.  "But..  I..  I don't know.  Something doesn't seem right though, just keep your eye on her.  Plus the humans brought her here in a cage, which is really strange" 

Miles sighed as he watched Fennick walk off to talk to the she-fox again.  He trusted his friend, but he knew that he might already trust her too much.  He closed his eyes for a few seconds, deciding to calm his nerves instead of becoming too paranoid.

"Hunt?"  Shiloh replied, tilting her head to one side.  "How do you do that?"   She walked out of the river and shook herself off, her fur becoming puffy before it dried enough to smooth down.  Hunting sounded kinda fun, but she wasn't quite sure what it was.  She remembered sneaking up on scraps of meat and stuff, but not that.