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The large wolf continued to creep though the forest, hot on the trail of the young wolf. He had signaled to the others to continue without him, and he could faintly hear them in the distance, traveling along the border. The wolf could hear something in the trees, however he dismissed it, deciding to simply continue moving. He had no interest in starting a fight, only in collecting what was his and returning to his home.

He froze as he heard the howl and his ears swiveled around in search of the source, displeased to find it came from the tree he had dismissed. The wolf wondered which vampire this was, and at the same time wondered if the vampire knew who he was since there was only one wolf that was solid white like he was in the entire pack. He huffed in unhappily as he shook his head no to first the question of him being far from home, then at the idea of going home already. He couldn't leave without the pup, however he knew he couldn't stay there with that vampire. As much as he hated to, he was sure he would have to kill the vampire in order to finish his quest.

For the moment he simply continued walking, knowing that he was getting close, but also acknowledging the fact that he couldn't afford to lead the vampire to the inexperienced wolf. He was at a disadvantage already, being on unfamiliar territory, having to find the adolescent before something else found him, as well as his usual disadvantage. Carefully, the wolf padded on, dividing his attention to listening to the vampire's movements and tracking the other wolf. As it turns out, that wasn't working so well for him because that left him no room to listen for the position of the trees, allowing him to run flat into one in the unfamiliar territory, earning a pained yelp from the wolf.

He turned to face the point where the vampire had been, letting out a low warning growl, he knew he was bleeding, if only a little bit, and from his experience, vampires had a hard time resisting the urge to drink blood if they could smell it.
Success! I fixed the picture.
Thanks. I'll be eagerly awaiting your reply.
No worries. I felt like writing.
The cool autumn wind blowing his fur and the slow, fulfilling burn of his muscles as he ran through the deeply shadowed forests of his home relaxed the strong, lithe wolf. His fur, as white and soft as freshly fallen snow, stuck out amongst the naturally dark, deeper greens and browns of the forest. It was all too soon, at least in his opinion, that his ears picked up the gentle murmur of the small river that provided a definite line between his pack's territory and the vampire clan's along with the patrol of wolves he was to join. It was only a little bit farther before they reached the spot where the river forked and created an island of rich growth.

It was this island, the small stretch of growth, that had caused the once peaceful coexistence of the vampires and wolf shifters to turn into it's current war like feud. In a more recent event, Aiden had convinced his father, the current alpha to offer the vampires a treaty that would divide that land in half, instead of the ever shifting border it currently had. The current borders on the island were rarely obeyed by either side, and as a result there was an increasing number of skirmishes between the two groups.

As the four wolves that made up the patrol approached the island, the two grey males slacked up slightly allowing both the white wolf and the smaller black female to pass them. None of the wolves hesitated before they ran right into the water, treading through the cool water and coming onto the land of the other side. The small patrol paused to shake the water from their fur before they continued on, treading much slower this time to scent the air, really checking for intruders. Aiden stayed with his packmates, not because he needed to go this slow, but because he did enjoy their company and he didn't want to hinder them should they need to fight. One more wolf made a huge difference when facing such strong enemies.

Aiden trotted along behind his wolves until suddenly he froze, letting out a low, irritated growl. He had picked up on something that the others had missed amongst the tangled scents that graced the island, the very fresh scent of one of their adolescent wolves that led right to the border. Alone. That meant three very important things the blue eyes wolf, first that the boy had gone against his very specific orders NOT to cross the border, second that he was stupid enough to it alone, and third that someone would have to go and get him.

Unhappily, Aiden crept across the border and began to track the little trouble maker, hoping that he found the boy before the vampires did.
I'll do it now. I got off work.
Really, it's whoever has time first.
I would be grateful if you did, however I will if you have not by the time I get off work.
I believe we are.
I'll have to fix it tomorrow... I'm on mobile currently, and pictures don't like my phone for some reason. Sorry.

I like the picture you chose for Isaac. <3
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