Journey to the Blood Stained Home

Falco studied the new wolf as if he was searching him for weapons. He gave a friendly bark as to tell the wolf to follow on behind him. He bounded up a small hill to spot Rune. He was conversing at the time. "Thats the Alpha there, you need to speak to him to see what we shall do with you" He pointed Rune out with his nose directing the new wolf. He gave a friendly smile and dashed off in search of some food.

The hunter gave a brief sniff around before lifting his head and howling calling Shadow to come and help him hunt; He had picked up the scent of an injured buffalo, surely the two could take it down.

(Sorry! only Fal and Shadow hunt for the moment seeing as others are still being accepted into the pack! :) )

(First Charna post!)

Silently, a dappled fae trekked through the dense woods. Sorrow, loss, and confusion hung on the air as she neared the source. Some wolves - clearly a pack, were gathered around where a lifeless body lay. A large brown male caught her deep amber eye, but looked busy. She stretched her lithe body, muscles sore from traveling for so long. A smile gleamed in them though, for it was hard to bring this one down. She sat and waited being noticed while taking in the situation. She summed up this:

The dead she-wolf was one loved by many, so they mourned. An old friend who had mysteriously vanished had returned to the shock of many, and was met with reluctance. Some smaller things, like a hunt, were occuring.

Maiara watched in subdued surprise as Mahina willingly removed the collar, burying it under a mound of cold earth.
I'm no different than I was before...I'm still me."
The gesture was a strong one, and wasn't brushed aside by the alphess. She saw the effort that the action had taken, but also that she did it without hesitation, like there was no decision to make. It was true that as always, Mahina would do anything for the pack. But all the same, she nodded thoughtfully to herself as Rune welcomed her to join them, but not without the hard truth that it would take a lot on her part to regain their trust. As a friend, she wanted to know why Mahina had left. And as an Alpha, she needed to know not only why Mahina had abandoned the pack, but also why she had decided to return. So as Rune pulled Silver aside to talk with her, Maiara turned her attention to the former delta. But as she flicked her gaze over to where her friend lay under a tree, she realized that Mahina wasn't alone. A lone male crept stealthily behind her.
"Hiya"
She could hear him say, her ears pricking at the sound.
"I don't think that's a good idea, sneaking up behind this particular female. She can get vicious when you catch her off guard," she said cooly, walking up so she was half a foot away from the stranger. Her face displayed nothing but an easy, aloofness that made it clear who was the dominant in the situation. "And on top of that, the way you crept along so cautiously could be interpreted as an act of attempted hostility. Who knows what you could be up to?" she continued, a hint of aggression in her tone, instigated by her protective nature. "But something tells me you didn't think this out too long. Tell me your name stranger, and why you're here and maybe I won't chase you out of the territory," Maiara suggested, showing the ghost of a smile that never reached her eyes.

Mahina looked over her shoulder, almost jumping when she saw the male behind her. At first she felt compelled to stand with Maiara, but she was just an outsider with no dominance above anyone. Instead, she simply stood up, padding behind the alphess and towards another tree. As she lay in the shade of her knew found tree, she wondered if she really was a traitor, leaving her pack to be with her family, when the plague that seemed to follow her family caught up with her siblings, and she had no where to go but here. The female closed her eyes, though her ears were still perked.

He nodded contently as the brute took him to the alpha, his cold eyes gleamed with happiness as he waited for the lead to stop conversing with others.

(Please post at least three sentences next time Insomnia ;) )

Charna yelped, feeling something scamper across her paws. On all fours, she looked around, eyes wide in surprise to see a small mouse darting into some underbrush. She sighed, but perked up almost an instant later for it looked as if one of the dominant wolves had nothing holding her attention. As the one she had spotted turned to another source of irritation, Charna huffed. The male had a white fae follow him, though she thought she had heard him tell the blue eyed fae that she had some sort of higher-uppednedd..

Charna trotted silently through the trees, over to the dark fae (Kira), hoping she wouldn't have other things to deal with. For the moment, her smile was hidden as she blended with the pale surroundings. "Hello," she greeted, amber eyes gleaming in anticipation.

(Sorry I haven't been on recently, theres been a bit of a kerfuffle between in my family I'll try and get on more :D)

The brute's sunshine-emerald orbs flicked open. He was alone once more. His previous encounters had left him; tending to other affairs. No matter, wolves were often seen as solitary animals anyway. Shirota had always found that asumption slightly odd though. Wolves were born in a pack and, most likely, died in a pack. What was the relation between a large and complex family, and a lone solitary wolf. Maybe they refered to those who leave the pack once their time comes. The males anyway; running to start their own family. Their own pack. Their own sanctuary.

Shirota shook his head, he had no time to be thinking of such foolishness. There was so much to be done, in so little time. The pack needed to gather food in order to survive and they also needed to find a new den in which to house for the winter. The whole tribe was anxious; especially with the death of one so close. Karma, her namesake. Many pack members seemed morunful and weary, and although Shirota did not know the fae very well, if not at all. He wished her a safe and happy journey to the stars.

The wolf slowly rose to his fresh paws and loped down towards the others. He seemed confident, and, in some ways he was. But that was only a facade. In actual fact he was secluded and shy; so far no wolf had been able to penetrate his icy exterior. Shirota looked surprised in seeing another wolf talking to Kira-sama. Should he have been? Maybe not.

Derek watched as new wolves seemed to poor in. everywhere he pointed his muzzle a new scent would hit him. He sighed, he ad heard of Karma's death and with it a sadness inveloped him. How could nature let so many good wolves die. His resolve tto never love again was strengthened, though Karma had just been a friend she had been a close one. He could not take to many more loses before he knew something would happen. He sighed and lay down waiting for something to happen.

(Lame but i feel behind (welcome back Mina))

“Me? Hostile to two beautiful creature like ya'll?No~! I don’t think that could happen.” He smiled playfully at her. “Well my main reason now.... he because i see so many gorgeous girls here,” he winked at her. “But i was mainly wondering around, looking for something to do…” he paused “And some place to escape those squirrels. The names Slate” he smirked happily at her, glancing at the other female once more.

Maiara scoffed, unimpressed and making no effort to hide her disgust.
“If you plan on staying to gawk at the pack’s females like pieces of meat, you’re going to have to leave.” she spat as kindly as she could, watching as Mahina moved out of her vision, to the shade of a different tree. The sandy fae looked into his eyes, glowering, “Now if you’d like to join us, I’d suggest taking a more submissive stance and groveling. I promise you that anything less and you‘ll quickly find yourself without those eyes you use so loosely,” she snarled lowly. She wouldn’t have the pack’s members, much less herself treated with such disrespect.

(lameness )

Mahina's head snapped up in surprise. At first she had drowned out the male's comments. but now that she could see it had offended Silver and Maiara, she couldn't help but hear them. Following Silver, the female looked towards the male. "If you think you can just come strolling in here acting like that, you might as well give up that game of yours." She looked to Silver, having a general idea of what she was thinking. Slate was another Bayne.

Soran sat blankly behind the sandy female as the scene unfolded in front of him, Silver's steady aggression and Maiara's cool hostility towards the unknown loner. A bitter expression crossed his face as he curled his tail around his paws in an attempt to keep them warm. The male’s first impression on the Alpha had most likely ruined the chance on acceptance if he had come to join their group.

(lame.. DX)

Shadow trotted over to a group of wolves with the prey in her jaws. She reconized that they were part of the pack, other then one male. She sat down and set the pray down.

Derek heard yet another voice, tired of being alone even though he knew Maia was handling it he stood and walked to her. Surprise flickered briefly in his eyes at the site of Mahina but a smile soon took his face. He looked to the new face and the smile faded and the beta took over. "Maia? Do you need some help?" He asked standing slightly behind her and to the side.

(Lame but i got lonely.)

“Me? Hostile to two beautiful creature like ya'll?No~! I don’t think that could happen.” He smiled playfully at her. “Well my main reason now.... he because i see so many gorgeous girls here,” he winked at her. “But i was mainly wondering around, looking for something to do…” he paused “And some place to escape those squirrels. The names Slate” he smirked happily at her, glancing at the other female once more.

Rune's ears twitched as he heard words coming from a wolf he did not recognize. With a quick glance around, he noticed that Maiara was conversing with the unknown wolf. After his ears also took in Silvers comment, Rune quickly went and stood next to Maiara, as his fur clashed against her sandy colored one. “Pardon, my rude intrusion, but I couldn’t help but overhear your words Slate…was it?” Rune began as he adjusted his posture and took a more dominate stance.

“However, I thought I would inform you that the next time I hear such words come from that muzzle of yours…especially towards my mate…you will wish you were never granted the ability of speech. Oh, and that also includes those gestures of yours...” He continued although his words were rather harsh and he meant every single one, his tone showed no signs of such things instead it was even and held calmness to it.

"Now with that said I suggest you take heed of what Maiara just told you or you might find yourself in a rather uncomfortable situation." He went on though these words weren't necessarily needed and could have been left out. For he knew that Maiara could handle the new male even without Rune or anyone else for that matter stepping in.

"Although, I suggest you quickly agree with her terms because you are making a disturbance within my pack and I don't really appreciate it." Rune finished as he took note that Mahina had said something to the male and Derek had offered his assistance to Maiara.

Shadow watched the scene play out, and decided to eat the mouse and save the rabbit for later.
(lame.)

Spirit turned from all the commotion to walk towards the trees. So many things seemed to be happening all at once and the clearing was filled with mixed emotions; grieving for the loss of Karma and the bitterness towards Slate. She had toned out his words but she had still heard them. They disappointed her, to think that to this male the females of the pack were nothing more than flowers. And while he viewed upon one with that smirk of a smile he would chase after another, forgetting the first.

She sat down to watch everything unfold before her, her icy blue eyes not missing a detail. She lowered her gaze to the ground, staring at a few dying blades of grass beneath her paws as she silently mourned for the loss of Karma. The pack had not even set off yet and even so things already seemed to be going terribly wrong. What else could go wrong? She wondered. The thought worried her and added to her growing concern for the journey.

Out of the corner of her eye Spirit caught sight of Shirota striding into the clearing to join the other wolves. His stride was confident, though she could tell there was something else about him that would make her think otherwise. Slowly rising to her paws, she made her was of to the male, but took her time. She tried to push back her concerns and grief and though a smile played on her muzzle her eyes still held the lurking waters of a raging storm within. "Hello Shirota." She spoke quietly, unsure of what to say in such times of grief and confusion. Everything was happening so fast Spirit was unsure of whether or not she'd be able to keep up with it all.

[ Lame.. but Spirit got lonely by herself XD ]

Shadow saw Shirota-san, and feeling lonley drifted over to him. She brought the rabbit. At the same time another wolf had the same thought. "Hello Shirota-san, and I don't belive I know you?" said Shadow, greeting Shirota and adressing the other female, "Oh, and I have some rabbit I'm willing to share." she added in a friendly tone, hoping to make friends.
(Shadow is lonley to, so I hope you don't mind if I join? XXD I'm so random.)