alea's Story

Alea blow air out of her nose, she was once again sleepy after a long nights sleep. As normal she would try to keep out of the way of the others and try to avoid work. The morning looked like it was going to offer a great, Alea no longer able to close her eyes and go back to the dream land she came form, stood and looked around. no one around her really looked fun to talk too. Once on her feet Alea started to smell another wolf the sent of witch she had never smelled before. Alea know that she should tell some one higher on the totem pull but for some reason she did not care. Alea shook her body and tried to shake her fur out "meh... not like i care what i look like" Alea said in a low tone she really did not want any one to know that she was awake. Alea smelled the air to her it seemed like Dianga, Daciana, Scout and Xyntheria where awake right now.

Alea walked to the side of where they had spent the night. The woods might offer something cool when she was younger, Alea had often liked to find shiny thing. she would hide them so that no one could look at them, so that they were just hers. Sadly there was no really good shiny things a few sparkly rocks but nothing she wanted. maybe she could help some one do some thing it looked to Alea that scout might be doing something. Alea would just walk up to her and ask her what she was up to. Alea went over what she would say in her head "Good morning scout what are you doing today any thing cool" Alea spook quickly.

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Xyntheria.

''Alright,'' replied Dianga and Xyntheria gave off a light nod, his eyes focussing on the Alpha fae that lay before him stretching her legs out. "Thank you for the report," she then continued and Xyn allowed the corners of his lips to curl slightly into a soft smile; despite everything, he sense a sort of nervous quality in Dianga's expression as her eyes glanced around the territory, though he said nothing because he was not the sort to stick his nose in other people's personal business. For all he knew, she might've just been worried for the safety of her pack, which seemed perfectly natural. "I'll go ahead and mark off the territory," she said, before heading off. His eyes lingered on her as she proceeded to walk, but made no movements other than to lower himself to the ground and roll onto his side, letting the sun beam down on his thin pelt.

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Scout.

Scout had been walking peacefully through the woodland, when she came to a small stream. It went on seemingly for miles, and her eyes followed it as far as possible before she sat herself down beside it. She hadn't thought anyone would follow her to this area, considering how deep into the woodland she'd come, so she took this opportunity to relax without having to constantly be on guard or keeping an eye out for others. She lowered her rear to the muddy terrain, allowing her tense muscles to relax themselves at long last. Her eyelids closed themselves slowly as the tranquillity of the area began to wash over her.

It was then that, seemingly out of nowhere, Alea popped up and damn near scared the Hell out of Scout, causing her to tense up once more, let out a small whimper and stand back up so that she was facing the fae with her back turned. "Good morning, Scout. What are you doing today, any thing cool?" she spoke, rather quickly, and Scout kind of paused for a few seconds, her wary eyes scanning the fae for a long while. The Delta Female, a rather intimidating girl who could pose troublesome for Scout at some point. "Nothing," she mumbled, her voice practically non-existent as she practically had to choke it out. Her tail lowered and curled between her legs, her ears pinning themselves backwards instinctively. "I was just sitting here..." She looked down. "I'm sorry... I'm not very interesting..."

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Alea

Alea heard scout say "Nothing" Alea looked down at the water "I was just sitting here...I'm sorry... I'm not very interesting..." Alea looked at scout " ah i see chillings cool, hey well your out here if you see any shiny thing could you let me know". Alea turned and looked around the water was looked nice she understood that scout might have been a little scared of her. Alea turned to face scout and tried to smile "before i go do you know if any one need help, I'm kind of broad".

Kigiinheart's muzzle was red with blood, her cheeks and forehead pink. Of course she'd have to clean herself up. It was something she enjoyed, not that she'd admit it. Walking out of the bushes, she began to walk along Dianga's pack border, pausing sometimes to listen for a babbling brook or rushing water. It took her awhile to find the sound, several seconds to identify it as the sounds of water, and a few more minutes for her to get there. When she got there, she had heard several wolves nearby, but just from the chatter, she could tell they weren't Beta's or Alpha's. It was okay for her to be here, but only if she was quiet.
Kigiinheart walked into the water, lapping the cool liquid up before she ducked her head into the water for a moment. The red on her face became pink, and when she padded back to the bank, she found herself to dripping wet. Knowing she would be heard, by the wolves nearby, she shook out her fur, water splattering everywhere. She huffed and stretched out, reaching as far as she could with her front paws before shuddering and shaking out her fur again.

Alea


Alea picked her head up fast when the smell of the other wolf grow stronger. Alea watched as the water flowing past her became darker and the smell of blood was in the air. Alea got down as low as she could to the ground then she spoke quietly to Sout "we need to get help now Sout I want you to run and i will stay here and keep watch." Alea know that she could not fight, she was not good at fighting at all. But she did know how to be quiet and know how to hide.

"...Having fun there?" The black she-wolf spoke in a low, non-threatening growl. Kigiinheart didn't react at all to the stranger. Except to flick her ears backwards, listening to noises Alea and Scout were making. She watched the black she-wolf steadily, never dropping her gaze as a submissive wolf would do, nor staring her down like an Alpha would. She did not say anything. Her amber eyes taking note of the small and big details. The stranger was well fed and it had not reacted aggressively to Kigiin's presence in its home land. From these few notes, Kigiin could think of the possibility of these wolves being kind and generous; so different than Kigiin's home pack. Feeling that she, this... stranger was expendable in her pack, Kigiin already know she'd hold no feelings for killing this wolf if she had to. She was a Kerl, or lone wolf, and living alone has made her tough, tougher than most pack wolves. Knowing, somehow, that could take this wolf in a fight, she turned her back on the young wolf (an act that wolves knew was insulting) and padded away from the stream.
Kigiinheart, had gotten a taste of what these wolves would most likely be, and they weren't... like her former superiors. That was why she had no fear to walk deeper into Dianga's territory, and that is exactly what she did.