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Ahhh no? I don't listen to Katy Perry. x3 I'm trying to decide whether to reply, augh.
I'm doing pretty good, a little stressed, and you?
Stardust Vale- Tarkutt
Tarkutt simply nodded understandingly at Bane before carefully patching the bite on Rose's shoulder with the leaves he'd brought. He knew that she would need to remain calm or else risk losing more blood than she would be able to endure, but now with Snow's sudden departure he was feeling slightly panicked himself. He jumped back on his paws, his hackles raised and his ears straight in the air. His breathing and heart had picked up with fear. "We need to find out what's going on," he said, as his pupils shrank to pinpricks. "Bane, perhaps you should go and see what's happening. Maybe t-t-they want to speak to a l-leader." Tarkutt's legs trembled as spoke, and his attention suddenly returned to the ragged, ugly wound on the end of his tail. Plopping himself down into the snow with a defeated air, he began to lick hesitantly at it. The very tip of it had been ripped off, leaving a single vertebra exposed under clumps of fur clogged with blood. Between licks, he continued. "I can take care of the rest of the pack's wounds, and then I think I very much need to tend to myself." He stood up again. He almost couldn't think straight.
Winter's Moon- Yehki
Yehki stood with her tail sticking straight out behind her, staring at the three wolves. She snarled and bared her teeth, her angry expression wrinkling her muzzle so much that its deformity was almost not visible. This was, of course, on purpose: She didn't want to risk these enemies seeing her weakness. Listening to Farkas speak, her snarl only grew; a low growl escaped from deep in her chest and shook her whole body.
Then the Beta of the other pack had spoken, and this had made Yehki's anger fade, her hackles lying just a little bit flatter along her back. Their pack, destroyed? Surely the Winter's Moon pack would be noble enough to take them in, as they had so kindly taken her in? She felt her tail fall back to its normal, neutral position. Her crooked mouth opened briefly to speak, but she shut it again, deciding that it wasn't her place to intervene with such serious business.
Tarkutt simply nodded understandingly at Bane before carefully patching the bite on Rose's shoulder with the leaves he'd brought. He knew that she would need to remain calm or else risk losing more blood than she would be able to endure, but now with Snow's sudden departure he was feeling slightly panicked himself. He jumped back on his paws, his hackles raised and his ears straight in the air. His breathing and heart had picked up with fear. "We need to find out what's going on," he said, as his pupils shrank to pinpricks. "Bane, perhaps you should go and see what's happening. Maybe t-t-they want to speak to a l-leader." Tarkutt's legs trembled as spoke, and his attention suddenly returned to the ragged, ugly wound on the end of his tail. Plopping himself down into the snow with a defeated air, he began to lick hesitantly at it. The very tip of it had been ripped off, leaving a single vertebra exposed under clumps of fur clogged with blood. Between licks, he continued. "I can take care of the rest of the pack's wounds, and then I think I very much need to tend to myself." He stood up again. He almost couldn't think straight.
Winter's Moon- Yehki
Yehki stood with her tail sticking straight out behind her, staring at the three wolves. She snarled and bared her teeth, her angry expression wrinkling her muzzle so much that its deformity was almost not visible. This was, of course, on purpose: She didn't want to risk these enemies seeing her weakness. Listening to Farkas speak, her snarl only grew; a low growl escaped from deep in her chest and shook her whole body.
Then the Beta of the other pack had spoken, and this had made Yehki's anger fade, her hackles lying just a little bit flatter along her back. Their pack, destroyed? Surely the Winter's Moon pack would be noble enough to take them in, as they had so kindly taken her in? She felt her tail fall back to its normal, neutral position. Her crooked mouth opened briefly to speak, but she shut it again, deciding that it wasn't her place to intervene with such serious business.
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TARKUTT IS AT A LOSS
Stardust Vale- Tarkutt
Despite being just a little bit winded from moving Artemis onto the slab of bark, Tarkutt remained alert to the situation unfolding between Bane and Rose. He wasn't sure what to do; clearly Rose needed help, but so did Artemis. Was it even his place to get involved? he wondered vaguely as he quickly finished closing up the unconscious wolf's wounds. Even more so, he was becoming increasingly agitated by the answering howl. It hadn't sounded friendly, and that was all he could be sure of. He'd nodded at Bane's request and watched him stride away, but when Rose had scaled the tree and the Alpha had raised his voice, it was enough to scare him into lying flat on the snow with his ears slicked back and his paws covering his muzzle.
He rose back to his feet slowly, still in a low crouching position, and scuttled toward his pile of herbs. Addressing the ground in front of Bane's paws, Tarkutt said meekly, "I-I think that she is suffering from increased anxiety; it is not her fault. If I may suggest it, it would be a good idea to get her some place where she won't move and reopen her shoulder." Cautiously he approached the pair, holding a few oak and stinging nettle leaves. "Perhaps it will need to be stitched, like some of Artemis' wounds. But at least these will keep it clean and slow the blood." He turned to address his fellow healer. "Everything is going to be fine, but I really need your help. Take some deep breaths."
Winter's Moon- Yehki
Yehki had sprinted to catch up with the Alphas as fast as she could manage, which luckily was quite swiftly. Her paws pounded down into the snow and kicked up small plumes of powdery snow, and she made sure to stay behind her leaders as they were older and would be more wise on how to deal with enemies. Finally two unfamiliar wolves came into view and Yehki skidded to a halt behind her superiors, her chest heaving with hard breaths. She paced behind Farkas and Evie, while eyeing the other wolves, the strange wolves. A good hunter is a good fighter, she reminded herself emphatically.
Despite being just a little bit winded from moving Artemis onto the slab of bark, Tarkutt remained alert to the situation unfolding between Bane and Rose. He wasn't sure what to do; clearly Rose needed help, but so did Artemis. Was it even his place to get involved? he wondered vaguely as he quickly finished closing up the unconscious wolf's wounds. Even more so, he was becoming increasingly agitated by the answering howl. It hadn't sounded friendly, and that was all he could be sure of. He'd nodded at Bane's request and watched him stride away, but when Rose had scaled the tree and the Alpha had raised his voice, it was enough to scare him into lying flat on the snow with his ears slicked back and his paws covering his muzzle.
He rose back to his feet slowly, still in a low crouching position, and scuttled toward his pile of herbs. Addressing the ground in front of Bane's paws, Tarkutt said meekly, "I-I think that she is suffering from increased anxiety; it is not her fault. If I may suggest it, it would be a good idea to get her some place where she won't move and reopen her shoulder." Cautiously he approached the pair, holding a few oak and stinging nettle leaves. "Perhaps it will need to be stitched, like some of Artemis' wounds. But at least these will keep it clean and slow the blood." He turned to address his fellow healer. "Everything is going to be fine, but I really need your help. Take some deep breaths."
Winter's Moon- Yehki
Yehki had sprinted to catch up with the Alphas as fast as she could manage, which luckily was quite swiftly. Her paws pounded down into the snow and kicked up small plumes of powdery snow, and she made sure to stay behind her leaders as they were older and would be more wise on how to deal with enemies. Finally two unfamiliar wolves came into view and Yehki skidded to a halt behind her superiors, her chest heaving with hard breaths. She paced behind Farkas and Evie, while eyeing the other wolves, the strange wolves. A good hunter is a good fighter, she reminded herself emphatically.
I didn't mean to seem impatient and all, I know we've all got lives and stuff but I just kinda got worried because we were on a roll and then there was this sudden standstill.
Oh boy am I relieved, thank you guys.
Anyone home?
Stardust Vale- Tarkutt
Tarkutt crouched slightly in submission and flattened his ears, nodding gratefully at the respected alpha. "Thank you. It is much needed." After looking over the wounds on Artemis, he nodded again. "I think that some bleeding will be inevitable when we move her, but we can minimize the bleeding. If you are ready, so am I." He was really glad for the help; Tarkutt was most likely an exception to the general rule that male mammals weigh more than females. His ears swiveled toward the sound of another howl, and although he recognized Pan as the source of the sound, it still made him uncomfortable. He forced himself to focus on the task at hand and worry about contact with another pack later. "Alright, best to do it while she's not awake." He lifted up the wolf by some of the fur on her back.
Winters Moon- Yehki
"Other pack?" came the drowsy, garbled voice of Yehki as she rose to her feet and shook the snow out of her fur. She glanced nervously around, sitting on her crooked tail so no one would see it. She'd just woken up, roused by the sound of a strong howl that came from a stranger. It had made her shudder and whine as she woke. Not knowing what was going on, she assumed this meant that someone wanted the ideal territory of the Winters Moon Pack. That would mean that a fight was inevitable. A fight would mean that Yehki would most likely be a casualty. Worry made her want to crouch and hide in the snow like a pup.
Knock it off, Yehki. If you can hunt, you can fight. She stood a little taller, her paws spreading out on the snow like big, clumsy snowshoes, and puffed out her chest. She also raised her tail proudly, but no matter how high she raised the first half, the second half always angled down a little bit. She hated this.
Tarkutt crouched slightly in submission and flattened his ears, nodding gratefully at the respected alpha. "Thank you. It is much needed." After looking over the wounds on Artemis, he nodded again. "I think that some bleeding will be inevitable when we move her, but we can minimize the bleeding. If you are ready, so am I." He was really glad for the help; Tarkutt was most likely an exception to the general rule that male mammals weigh more than females. His ears swiveled toward the sound of another howl, and although he recognized Pan as the source of the sound, it still made him uncomfortable. He forced himself to focus on the task at hand and worry about contact with another pack later. "Alright, best to do it while she's not awake." He lifted up the wolf by some of the fur on her back.
Winters Moon- Yehki
"Other pack?" came the drowsy, garbled voice of Yehki as she rose to her feet and shook the snow out of her fur. She glanced nervously around, sitting on her crooked tail so no one would see it. She'd just woken up, roused by the sound of a strong howl that came from a stranger. It had made her shudder and whine as she woke. Not knowing what was going on, she assumed this meant that someone wanted the ideal territory of the Winters Moon Pack. That would mean that a fight was inevitable. A fight would mean that Yehki would most likely be a casualty. Worry made her want to crouch and hide in the snow like a pup.
Knock it off, Yehki. If you can hunt, you can fight. She stood a little taller, her paws spreading out on the snow like big, clumsy snowshoes, and puffed out her chest. She also raised her tail proudly, but no matter how high she raised the first half, the second half always angled down a little bit. She hated this.
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