Snippet #1673003

Asher Lewis
Seeing most of his brothers and sisters already changed just dampened his mood further. That tingle in his spine, however, was still a ray of hope. He tried to be patient, and stared up at the moon that rested in the last orange stretch of the sky that the dark blue loomed over. The night sky was waiting for its turn to, only that was a sure thing. That happened every night, no matter what. And for a long time, that's how his phasing was...
After a few minutes of painfully slow little tingles and itchy skin, he finally felt the transformation taking over. He welcomed it with joy as his sandy fur broke the skin, his back knees reversed (though that usually was kind of painful), and human instincts faded away for this animal's. The sandy wolf already started trotting around with a toothy grin, just happy to be among the other wolves. After pawing at a few members of his pack playfully, he finally slowed down and waited for the last wolf to join them, though it was clear on his face that Daniel was on his way.
"We all made it," he thought to the entire pack, with a happy vibe running around his head.

Riley Hill
When Delilah snapped at Daniel, it brought her fur to stand on end a little. Ears raised toward the little tiff, she let it slide once she knew it wasn't any argument to worry about. It was a wolf instinct, as any other animal's, to react to the sounds of aggression, hurt, or excitement. And watching Asher trot around all happy, it made her light on her feet and she almost wanted to take off in a run.
But seeing that the whole pack had managed to phase tonight, the red wolf just stood from where she sat and kind of pranced in place.
"So what do you guys think? The usual patrolling, or seeking campers to freak out?" She herself wanted the latter, but with all the rogue activity lately she thought it would be better to check with the others for their opinion. There hasn't been a rogue in a few days, but she knew they could just show up anywhere. Sniffing the air as a breeze went by, she didn't smell anything off... just the life of the forest and a pack of wolves. But then again, she never had the best sense of smell in the group.