Journey to the Blood Stained Home

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Mahina looked to the side as Shadow tackled Ninja off of her. Seeing the cut on Shirota's leg forced her to her paws in an instant. "Oh good Lupus! I'm so sorry!" She whined, bounding over to Shirota and giving him a friendly nuzzle.

When he went down, Mahina was above him, licking his forehead multiple times. She leaped away, dashing into the trees. She had seen a bush full of cobwebs as she was traveling back to the pack. Sure enough, she found it due time, bounding back to the clearing with a mouthful of the cobwebs. She sat next to Shirota, placing the cobwebs on his leg, which stopped the bleeding. Now she just waited for him to wake up.

((Goodness my posts are lame. Haha, looks like it'll take me awhile to get used to roleplaying Mahina again xD))

Slate frowned at the wolves. He didnt make a good inpression at the least. Right, im s- He couldnt finish as he was tackled and pinned down by a dark male. A growl escaped his jaws, instinct as well as his memories of his parents beating him. He didnt do or say anythiing to the male, just simply laid under him, pinned down. His ears were back and his tail swaying from side to side,Is he going to get OFF?! he growled to himself in his head. He wasnt fond of males, and this guy didnt make it any better. But that female, had called the brute off. Slate smiled, thanking her, but whether she saw it or not didnt matter to him now. He got up slowly, and shoke out his coat, first his head started to shake than everything from his shoulders down.

He snorted lightly and regained his postion from before, but lower to the ground. He moved his tail over his back left paw, and used his head to cover his scar on his left front leg. He had almost forgotten about it, normally he didnt like to show it, something he regreted the most, as it wasnt a wound maked while hunting for prey or even battleing a rouge. It was something far closer to home, something he'd never talk about to anyone. He stared at at his paw, where his head rested, What now? I messed up big time with this... Something must have happened in this pack to make those females act the way they did... he looked to his side and sighed. Look, im sorry for the way i've been acting.... im not sure what happened here.... but clearly it wasnt something small. he gave up with his previous tne, seeing as it wasnt working. He should have acted this way in the beginning, but that wouldnt have been any fun. Plus, not many wolves were supposed to see his serious side anyways.

Just as he looked up he saw they...they were playing?! Had he really just been thrown to the side like that?! He was dumbfounded, after all that trouble, him being tackled and growled at, he was forgotten!!!! What the hay!! This pack was too weird....

Then the smell of blood, wolf blood. Something he didnt like either. he looked towards them to see that dark male that had tackled him had a slight cut on his leg. Serves him right.... he groaned. He shook his head and licked his scared forearm. He held in his laugh as the male had fainted. He looked abit uncomfortable with the bleeding, so Slate guessed he couldnt handle the blood. Slate simply didnt like the smell of wolf blood....

(>_> too long.....)

Charna leapt back as one dark male tackled the flirtatious one. As soon as that, it seemed that the takled one was forgotten as some pack members began a play fight. Her ears pinned back - she hated fighting. When the flirty one got up, he seemed surprised. I would be too if I was forgotten like that she thought with some sympathy for the male. It seemed that the dark male who tackled him wasn't about to let the situation go. Charna sighed and stepped forward, moving between the two.

"You call yourself a part of a pack?" She questioned the dark male. Even being upset, it wasn't in her voice, which was as warm and friendly as ever. The only way one would notice would be the flare up of the green in her eyes. "Wolves in a pack are willing to forgive one another. None of you are really giving him a chance. Didn't he say he was sorry? And what's the harm in having some fun?" She looked apologetically to Derek, whose company she had left to intervene in the possibility of more blood shed.

Now she turned to the one who had been not only attacked, but forgotten. "And you aren't in the right either," she began. "I know you probably just wanted to have fun, and you seemed to be, but maybe you should find out which of the females have mates, that way thw wrath of other males isn't aimed at you?" Her amber eyes gleamed pleadingly at him. If it would come to a fight, she knew she would lose.

Kira flattened her ears against her skull. "I simply asked that you not speak of your acceptance so loosely" she snapped at Insomnia, her icy gaze fierce. "I also ask that you learn your place in this pack" she growled, "Because currently, you amount to nothing but a loner." she said, the words sour as they rolled off her tounge.

((Good ;D))

Charna yawned as Shirota went on his rant. She understood he was fine in protecting his friends, it was jsut the wrong way to go about it. She wasn't taking sides or going to explain her position of neutrality and just wanting to break up a fight. Her gaze met his as he glowered at her, an unending docile smile in them. Some considered her never ending good nature taunting when she didn't show fear when one snarled and such at her. It would be interesting if she was allowed into the pack with these others, but at the same time, she wondered if it would be worth it if a little peace making would be taken as badly as it had.

Spirit rose to her paws as everything seemed to unfold before her. They hadn't even started the journey yet and they were already going through some issues. It'll be a long trip.. She grumbled inwardly. The white she-wolf lingered in her spot for several drawn out minutes. Right when she had felt she was becoming comfortable around the den site and those who occupied it a lot of loners seemed to pass through. Even now, looking at the wolves that surrounded her the female felt bombarded by new and unfamiliar faces.

She chuckled slightly as she watched some some of them begin to tussle, only to see the argument that had been dropped moments before rise back up to the surface. Everyone was on edge; it only made her long for past times more. Shaking dead leaves from her pelt, Spirit made her way towards the group. She hadn't gotten the chance to introduce herself to some of them, and it was always nice to make new friends. "Hello." She greeted, a friendly grin playing on her muzzle.

[ Blah. Didn't know where I left off so.. Yeah. I just kind of needed to post DX ]

"Then why'd you do it?" Mahina was talking to Slate, her expression was hurt. "Slate, I don't think you know how deep your actions may have cut, or the wounds you may have caused already." She paused, standing and walking towards him slightly. "We've seen male's like you. We've dealt with male's like you." Her tail twitched slightly. "This pack is not a place for anyone. You really have to prove you're loyal to the very end. You, you have to show your willing to make a sacrifice for this pack." The female blinked, sitting in front of the male. She spoke from the bottom of her heart, the part of her soul that showed her unending loyalty for the pack. The part that realized she may never have back what she had before, the part that was slowly letting go of her past. "You can't just play with hearts like you did. You really have to prove yourself. You really have to show a female you love her. Just like we have to show the male we love them." The female turned, looking over her shoulder back at Slate. "You may have been forgiven, but some can't forgive everything."

Maiara watched on silently, her heart warming slightly as Rune approached and spoke on their behalf as mates, glad that he had come to her side. But even as the lone male proceeded to attract a crowd, even with Rune steady next to her, she felt no warming pity. As all the other females were surely thinking, it was a wolf like this that would cause what trouble he could and then leave, similarly to a very different wolf that was at the same time so akin to this new one. So when Shirota pinned Slate to the dusty ground she made no move to stop him. She knew he was out of line, but at the same time she felt a certain amount of satisfaction from the action. Mahina quickly took care of the situation as she used to so many months ago, and she watched as Shirota removed himself from the loner. Conversation continued to ensue; Words passed quickly, discussing who was at fault, and what should be done. All the while Maiara felt her cool demeanor thaw enough for her to handle things reasonably.
“Look! I said im sorry! I really didnt mean harm. And I truly apolozie for offending you all…” The female nodded slightly, not in agreement, but at least in acknowledgement, turning to Mahina as the fae made a speech about dedication, not only to mates, but also to packs, and it was evident how strongly she felt about the subject. Again, Maiara’s curiosity pricked at her, wondering how Mahina could have felt that way and left. But things would have to be taken care of before she could ask about such things.
“You’ve made a good point Mahina, many things cannot be forgiven. And many can’t be forgotten. But in light that no one has been murdered or seriously maimed, I also believe that many bad memories of choices ill-made can be faded by strong counteractions. I’d like any non-council members to continue preparing for our trip and allow us to handle this alone.” she stated calmly, much more in control of her temper than she had been. She had by no means entirely forgiven the male for his words, but was willing at least to give him a chance to change her mind. Her gaze drifted over the wolves that had gathered in a tight circle around Slate, pausing on each of them respectively: to Ninja she gave a reassuring glance that his assistance wouldn’t be needed, and to Rune and Soran she gave thankful looks. When her eyes had looked on each of those surrounding the foreigner, she directed her gaze to the loner himself, not angrily, nor forgivingly, but merely serious, waiting for the onlookers to continue about their business before proceeding.
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Mahina scrambled after her friend in silence, stumbling on the dirt and taking a moment to gain her footing and fall into step beside the grey wolfess. Her eyes looked around her, making sure no one was following. "Silver..." She whispered. "Y-you don't think I'm a t-traitor d-do you?" As she asked the question, her confidence grew. She hadn't been accepted yet and already she had three great friends, and an amazing friend already back. Maybe there would be a new found hope for her.

Kira flattened her ears, finally decided it wasn't worth it. She sat down silently, curling her tail around her paws. "What is your name?" she asked, suddenly realizing she had never asked him that question