A Young wolf cub who about is a year old, was lying under a tree with her head on her paws shivering. she had lost her Mother and Sister to the someone bad. but now has no memory of them. she start to wimper a little as it starts to grow dark. all of a sudden she lifts her head to the odd scent in the air "what is that scent" she asks herself. she is also hungry and was wanting her mother.

the scent is getting closer and stronger. so that she doesn't want to get noticed she stays very still and quiet behind a tree that is thick enough to hide her.

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Hello, I'm new to this site, I would like to join this RPG. How, where do I sigh up my character? thanks

He woke from his nightmare, breathing heavily.This wolfs name was Grey. He was skinny, and jumpy. Grey trusted no one, and could never distinguish an enemy from a freind. As a result, he had hurt anyone who came near him, and became a wise fighter. He was only 13. His gray overcoat and white underbelly meant he was a common colour among wolves. He had pale blue eyes. This wolf was not normal though. Like the rest of his old pack, whom he stayed away from, He could morph into a human. He would wear a black winter baseball hat, a brown hooded fleece, green combat trousers and gray snowboots. The main way to recognise grey in his human form though, was his ginger hair, sticking out of the edges of his hat. He was lonely. So lonely, he spoke to himself.
"Why am I panting?"
"I don't know. Why are you panting?"
"I was asking you."
"And I was asking you."
"Shut up."
"Gladly."
In a flash of light he turned into a human boy of 13. He picked a frozen blade of grass from under the snow, warmed it, and placed it to his lips, his hands cupped. Grey blew on the blade of grass. A shrill song came out of it. This song described tree tops flanked by snow glittering in the morning sun. It described the summers sunset, all of the reds, pinks and yellows.
"I love playing this song" he thought.
He stopped playing and got blearily to his feet, looking around. The snow stretched a few feet ahead of him, into the dense forest. He morphed into a wolf and trotted into the forest, in search of food.
"Yeah, you'd better get some."
"Why? aren't you coming?"
"Of course. I need to annoy some one"
He said, walking into the forest.

Hello? Do I need to sign in my charrie like normal or do I just start?

(Dunno. I just joined right in...)

ok well I guess I'll figure out how to post my character in my page thingy XD

Aspen stalked through the dense undergrowth, her mangled leg tucked to her stomach. She managed to stealthily hop on her back leg thanks to the soft grass underfoot, her front legs walking normally but the back left hopping forward every step to make up for the crippled right leg. Aspen lifted her muzzle upward and tasted the air, catching the scent of a wolf(Grey). Narrowing her eyes, she walked/hopped slowly toward the scent. When she realized that a trace of human scent was laced around the wolf scent Aspen stopped walking with a frown. Taking another deep whiff of the scent she cocked her head to the side, wondering if she should go meet the strange wolf/human. "He'll probably chase me off, thinking I'm weak," Aspen mumbles to herself, but begins to walk forward anyway. She glances back at her leg and growls. When Aspen got caught in a huge landslide last fall, it had left her leg broken beyon repair. Thankfully, her best friend Storm had been there for her, and together they had created new ways of walking, hunting and fighting, making Aspen better than ever before. But Storm was gone now, him and Aspen had been separated in a terrible blizzard. Aspen paused as she heard a voice, and identified it as the wolf person. Aspen's best advatage in fighting was the element of surprize, no wolf would expect a cripple to have them on the ground with her fangs in their throat in a matter of seconds. Aspen's hackles raise as she calls out, "Hello?" to the strange wolf.

Grey frowned.
"Did I say that?"
"I don't think you did"
"That means someones there."
"That means we should probably say hello back."
"We? You mean 'I'"
"Yeah, sure... whatever..."
"Hello!?" he called, not really wanting to meet this person. He listened for a reply. The voice had sounded injured, which was the only reason he didn't leave. Had the voice been fine, he would have snarled, fought and killed. Grey was a very strong fighter. He would pounce in on his enemy, bite at the life vein, then jump out of reach again, before the next attack came, and while the enemy was howling in pain. He hated meeting new people, they scared him, just like if he saw a kind of mushroom he had never seen before. He would stay well away from it, thinking it could release toxins into the air. He was that scared of the unkown.

The she-wolf yawned, and curled up on her mat. Jay came and sat beside her. "How you holding up?" the human asked, looking at her with sincere eyes. "Ah, I'm good." The wolf sighed, her tail swaying. The human scratched his head and nodded. "Can you- uh change back yet?" He asked, looking at his feet and holding his arm nervously. The she-wolf turned back into her human form and let out a sigh of releif. "Well, thats good." jay smiled. "Yeah." She sniffed, hugging her older brother with such enourmous joy. "They almost had you back there..." Jay muttered, a look of anger in his eyes when he looked at her. "You have to be more careful!" he growled, turning away and standing up. "Hey, you weren't so swift yourself." the sister hissed, looking up at him with her bright green eyes. "Oh please, the black furs can't recognize a bluish wolf from a black one- hell, they can't recognize a black one from a white one!" Jay threw back his head in defiance. "You still didn't have to be so obvious." The sister murmered, and the brother shot a sharp look at her. "I won't lie, they do want you. You're the best hunter I know, they don't need any more brutes like me." Jay sighed, in an envious tone. The sister stood, and they both headed towards the door. "Well, lets go find someone else to 'play' with." Jay sighed, switching to his wolf form. The sister did so aswell, and they were off.

The sister halted. "Stop." She barked, raising her head in the air to get a good smell. "There are others close by." She sniffed, looking around for evidence of where they might be. The brother's ears perked, moving every which direction to find the 'others'. Then his eyes lit up and he turned, "Over here." The sister barked, turning in the opposite direction of where the brother thought they were. "And what makes you think that?" The brother snarled, looking over his shoulder at her. She sighed and nodded. "Let's go that way then. I thought it could be the wind carrying it down from the other way."
"Well it wasn't."
"Sure."
"Fine."
The two raced north, following the scent trail and hopefully tracking it's owner. The two wolves crouched down, the scent was nearly a minuete fresh, and they could barely see him through the undergrowth. "Keep low, and quiet." The sister whispered, watching the wolf infront of them carefully, making sure he made no sudden movements. "Wait..." The sister snarled. "There's another one.. Also infront of us, but she's farther from us from the male.". "Alright, I'll scope it out." Jay looked around, his deep green eyes scanned the clearing infront of them, but found nothing. "Natta." He whispered. The sister nodded. "Whoah, the male is quite mellow, and young. Possibly fourteen in human years. but he seems to have his guard up, for some reason he looks uneasy." the sister looked at her brother. "So, what shall it be?" she asked, nodding tho the male. "Don't attack. He's young, we could use him to defend ourselves against the black pelts... agreed?" the brother said, looking at the male wolf infront of them in reassurance. "Agreed." Said the sister, laying her head on her paws and watching him in amusement. "He's only one year younger than me if he's just fourteen." she said, flicking her tail and looking at the brother. "True, that means he's only two years younger than me. Hey, do you think hes with a pack yet? I wonder if he's been so lucky to keep his parents alive. If he doesn't do you think we could take him in? Or.." The brother murmered. "Um, thats a little creepy.." the sister stared ahead curiously. "Not really, I mean you said he looked insecure or something like that right? Well, if we took him in, who knows, maybe we'll have a fighting chance against the black pelt the next time they come after us- er you. But your right, if nothing happens, then nothing happens." the brother curled his tail around his paws and yawned. "You have a point. Noone took us in though. why should WE be the ones to start now?" the sister said, ears perking at the sound of movement.

(I reccomend that you all use the program I used to create my avatar pic- It's awesome- I didn't make it but it helps you visualize your charchters better. the wolf in my pic is actually the 'sister' that I'm rping about, I also finished Jay's but I'd rather put hers up. It really sucked fitting the pic into the requirements forr the avatar space... so thats why it's only pixels. But the she-wolf is supposed to be a crimson red color, the color of blood mixed with random areas of white and black. She has bright green eyes, while her brother (Jay) has deeper, emerald eyes. Jay is a blue-ish grey wolf (Like a russian blue cat..) he has white aswell, but no black. they're not actually siblings- but if anyone says otherwise, they both flip out. They know that they aren't but they act like they are. Their parents were killed at birth, black pelts, a group that has been hunting the two down for years, they killed their parents but- the two don't want revenge, they were only taught to thrive and survive.)

Aspen called out again, her voice strong. She stalked forwar duntil she could see Grey. Ducking behind a tree, she said, "I mean no harm. However if you are an enemy I will not refrain from attack." Aspen peers at Grey from behind the tree. She waits for him to reply, all the while her muscles flexing and rippling as she tenses for a fight, if the need arose. She stepped out from behind the tree, her chin lifted defiantly. She waited for Grey to say something underestimating her becuase of the leg she kept tucked under stomach. She cocks her head to the side and narrows her eyes, holding Grey with a fierce look that dared him to say something.

He frowned. This was one confident wolf. The glare she had given Grey made him pity her, and for once he was not scared. "You're injured. Why would I hurt you further... and don't look at me like that. Had I been in the mood you would've been my breakfast three times over by now."
He sighed. "Do you have a family? I lost mine... all kinda...died..."(Yes, i'm playing right into your hands. We can't have a lonely wolf now, can we?) He sat and looked around him, then back at the wolf, waiting for an answer. He was shy of other wolves, and if they seemed suspicious, a remarkably large amount of the time they were, He would either stay his ground and win a massive fight, he hadn't lost one, or hightail it out of there.

The tho wolves listened with ears strained. "Lets get closer." Jay suggested, looking at his sister closely. "I'm afraid he'll se us if we get any closer..." The she-wolf whispered. "The male isn't hostile, and the female is cautious." The brother barked back. "What-ever just wait a bit more..." the She-wolf snapped.

Aspen raised her head defiantly, "I am not injured," she growled, her temper rising, "I am perfectly well. And do not underestimate me, you have no idea what I have become capable of." Calming herself down, Aspen stepped forward closer to Grey. She sat down and looked at her paws with a sad smile and murmured, "All of mine were killed in a landslide. That's how I got this," Aspen shifted her weight and moved the crooked leg,"But my best friend lived and together we developed new ways of hunting and fighting for me, and I'm much better than I was before, cripple or not. My main advantage is surprise. I mean, what wolf would expect a crippled she-wolf to fight as well as I have learned how?" Aspen smirked and looked up at Grey, her eyes kind.

Jay gasped, the she-wolf was confident, and truly a fierce spirit. "Lets go, now." Jay stood, now clearly visible besides the fact that his grey pelt blended into the background behind him. The sister growled, it would be difficult to get up and not be seen, so she crawled backward for about 10 metres, stood and the two walked forward like they hadn't just been there eaves dropping. "Stand your ground." Jay ordered the sister. "Will do." She replied back and stood n the snow behind the grey wolf.

Grey yelped.
"There's too many wolves here"
"you think I hadn't noticed?"
"No... I just..."
"Then shut up and protect the injured wolf"
Grey growled. "I don't want to harm you. Any of you. Don't force me to."
If Aspen had not been there, the siblings would either be very dead by now, or he would be running. All he did is warn them away though.

The two looked at eachother warily. "This one's pretty confident in himself aswell." The brother coughed, turning to his sister. "Indeed..." The She-wolf whispered back. "We're just passing." The reddish she-wolf barked, taking a step forward. "Calm yourself." The brother warned, baring his teeth. "You said he wasn't hostile!" She growled back, whipping her head around to look back at the unknown grey wolf. "He isn't, look at him, he won't attack strangers unless they mean harm." Jay lie down, in a position of submission. He looked back up at the sister, suggesting she should do the same. "No way in hell." She barked, glaring at the unknown grey wolf. "Wait wait wait-" The brother hesitated to ask, "You say injured?" he looked at the other she wolf that had her leg tucked in. Suddenly, the sister sighed, focusing her gaze on the other she-wolf. She growled a bit- getting down and showing submission. Quickly, she jumped up, signalling the brother to stop embarassing himself and stand up.

(aspen has a temper and hates to be underestimated, so she will get angry very easily XD)

Aspen narrowed her eyes at the wolves, but she smiled faintly as the male laid down. "I will not attack you unless you mean harm. However I will not speak for him." Aspen said, gesturing to Grey with her tail. She dipped her head in greeting to the siblings. She shifted her weight, waiting for one of them to say something.

"Uhh...thanks?" He looked a right idiot. Well, they're friendly, so I can leave.
Grey dropped his false confidence and started to run."I...uh...bye..." He said shyly. The wolves had meant no harm, so why did they growl? The girl had been the most intimidating, he thought. Grey looked back, hoping they didn't follow through the darkening trees. He stopped and looked back again, then whimpered.
"You're lost now."
"yeah..."
He looked around. The only way to go was back. He hung his head and started to walk, sniffing random things as he went past. When he got back, he stayed behind a tree, watching them. He knew they could see him there but he stayed any way. Grey was now scared with nothing to protect.

Aspen frowned as Grey ran off, but she directed her attention back to the siblings. She stared down the female, a fierce look in her eyes as she guessed that she was the bolder one of the duo. Aspen pricked her ears, waiting for one to say something. "Am I right to assume you don't belong to a pack?" She says.