"Sure." Sparrow said, glaring at his art. He licked his paw, carefully cleaning off the dust, and watched Truffle draw with great interest. "How do you do that, Mushroom?" He asked. He felt the urge to go and lick the other wolf to try to get him to teach him how to draw like that, but resisted it.

"Errr.... I put dirt on my paw, and rub my paw on the wall?" Truffle said. He shook the dirt off his paw and stretched again. "Let's go to the lake." He yipped, wagging his tail.

Sparrow glared, but followed Truffle. "Sure!" He said, his long, bushy tail wagging excitedly. "I like water! Kind of..." he liked water, but hated trying to dry off. He usually had a coyote to help him get dry by licking him, too, so he couldn't really dry himself that well. Risen had hated losing one of her servants to help him, but he was so helpless she had been forced to.

ruffle padded down the sloping paths he had trecked multiple times before. He scrambled over boulders, and fallen logs. He got to the large lake after about a mile of walking/running. The water was clear, and you could see the fish swimming under the surface. The creek ran out of the lake, just how the great rivers waterfall ran into the lake. "C'mon!" He yipped, hopping into the shallows.

Sparrow followed without hesitation, swimming deeper into the water and enjoying the coolness in his fur. "Hey Mushroom! Come out here!" He rolled over in the water, sneezing as soon as some got in his nose.

Truffle dove into the deeper part of the water. He paddled out to Sparrow. "The water is especialy deep today.." he panted, treading the water with his paws.

"I like it, cutie!" He said, winking and then diving under the water. He surfaced again next to Truffle, and licked his cheek.

" What-" Truffle exclaimed. He froze, turning red. "Errrr- Lets go back to shore and try some fishing?" He asked, looking away.

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Nahhhh, Youre just tall.

"Hmm." Sparrow said sweetly. "You look cute when you're embarrassed." He swam in, and sat at the edge of the water, looking for fish carefully. He swished his tail, and pawed the ground next to himself invitingly.

Truffle groaned, following. He sat at the edge of the water, tense. "Oh, wait. Its easier to fish from the river." He looked up at the waterfall. "Or the stream." He pointed his muzzle towards the stream leading towards the coyotes area.