Bruce was almost, ALMOST at his limit. His temper was very controlled, but these times were hard, and affected everyone. Winter was not helping, the pack had enough drama as it was. "Winter!" He snapped, "there is no space here for whining! You are respected by the whole pack, I wouldn't have chosen you if you didn't deserve this position!"

The Alpha clenched his, he couldn't wait to get out into the forest. Just then, Stryke stalked over and began growling at Winter. When Stryke threatened Winter, Bruce finally intervened, and shouldered his way between the two, who were nose to nose. "There is no time for this petty immaturity! Our very lives may hang in the balance on this hunt! We can't work as a pack of we can't get along together. Now, go do your duties!" The Alpha barked. "Winter! You will show your beta respect, and vice versa. If I hear any more insults aimed at each other you will be sent to watch the pups for the next moon!" Bruce then howled into the sky, "now! Let us hunt!"

Once everyone was ready Bruce treaded outside the den. "Accalia. Please lead the way, you know these woods the best. Everyone stay low and be quiet, we need to be alert and observant!"

Kaia followed the Alpha though the den, making sure she didn't pass him as it'd be respectful to walk in front of the superiors unless it's time for the attack. However she kept her head held high in a proud, strong posture to impress the others. Waiting for Accalia to lead the way she glanced towards the forest line hoping to see some sort of movements. She was hungry, and it was getting to her.

The lowest ranks were always the last ones to eat, therefor she was one of the more effected by the hard times. Another rumbling could be heard from her stomach trying to hide it by moving around on the spot. Her strength was weakened, but her willpower was at it's highest. Any prey would be unfortunate to be noticed by Kaia. Even the bigger preys should be hiding at this point.
She looked at the Alpha and nodded respectfully without saying anything, she didn't wanna cross a nerve. Kaia turned her head glancing into the depths of the den waiting for the others. She was eager, she was hungry, she was inpatient. Nothing could happen fast enough at this point.

Winter growled in the back of her throat. She tried to calm down but her fur stayed up she wasnt being petty. Winter walked away before she did or said someone ing she would later regret. Snow swirled around Winter as she paced around a nearby rock to calm down. She realized she was still growling and tried to choke the sound by biting her tongue.Nope. That didnt do anything but make her tongue throb. Winter thought Styrkes words over.

How further they are going west, the more nervous Grey gets. "Are you sure it's going to be alright...?" "Yes, if you follow my orders." Ghost spotted a nice vantage point on a rocky hill. "Grey?" Grey looked at Ghost. "What...?" he asked. Ghost nods to the vantage point. "Go up there, and try to search for a cave. There might be bears." Grey panicked a little bit. "You're not going to leave me, right?" Ghost doesn't reply. He just stands there, looking like he always did.