Sky Karan

Wolf's Realm

Aurora jumped at the sound of her voice. Oh! The chocolate-coated she-wolf was back! She stopped long enough to let her catch up to them. "Hello... Marissa, was it? Well. I'm glad you came back. This is Gut," she continued, nodding her head at him. "He's decided to join us. And so has Bloody, unfortunately..." She shook herself. "Anyways, we're headed to a den now, to get out of the cold. At least it stopped raining finally. Where have you been?"

At that moment, she heard a muffled, "Hello?" from the side, and turned to see a young male wolf with a pathetic-looking rabbit in his jaws.

Oh great, she thought. Another male...

When Marissa began talking to him, however, it made her feel better. The two seemed to know each other, so she let it go.

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Never mind. I decided to come back on for a bit.

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Actually, I should probably head to bed, as well. Good night, all.

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Aurora bent down to take the pup's neck-scruff between her teeth. "What is your name, by the way?" she asked. Afterwards, she grabbed the pup in her jaws and with a tremendous tug, flung him over herself onto her back. He was heavier than she expected, but lighter than was healthy. They were all lighter than was healthy. They were all starving. She wasn't sure this was going to work. She turned to the male. "We'll have to go slowly, otherwise he might just end up falling off of my back." She looked up at the sky, sighing with relief as the rain finally eased up. "Well, that's helpful." She looked back at the male. "Now. Where to? I'm all set."

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Yeah, we should really do that once Bloody comes back from the hunt or whatever.

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Aurora glanced anxiously between the two males as the white one padded away into the forest. The white one -- Bloody, was his name? -- seemed to want to dominate, but she would have none of that. She was tired of having male wolves dominate her life. And this newer male, the grey-coated one. He had not spoken his name. He seemed to be having trouble finding words. A lack of wolves to speak to, perhaps. Things between the three of them felt tense. The chocolate-colored she-wolf beside her seemed to have momentarily disappeared, and the pup at her feet was still unconscious. This was not a good situation.

"Thank you," she called after Bloody. "Now," she said, turning to the grey wolf. "Listen to me. I can tell you have ulterior motives, but I'm giving you a chance to stay. Wolves should not be packless. It drives them mad. If you really want to stay, then help me find somewhere warm to keep the little one. We all should get out of the rain."

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Bloody, that last post was aimed at Cthulu, not at you. The one I did just now was at you. We seem to be having trouble figuring out who is talking to who...

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Aurora whipped her head around at the white wolf who had spoken. "What is your name? Hmm? If you wish to help myself and the others, I need you to understand one thing." Her yellow eyes narrowed. "I may be female but believe me when I tell you that I can and will fend for myself. Do not cross me, arrogant one. And do not make me regret inviting you to stay." She turned back to the grey wolf she had been speaking to before. The most recent newcomer, who had eyed the little one hungrily. "This warning speaks to you, also. We are all hungry. Do not give me a reason to make you the next meal."

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Aurora noticed the hungry glance the newcomer had given the pup at her feet, and growled softly in warning, stepping directly over the top of her unconscious charge. "Hello," she said in reply, keeping her voice calm. "None of us have anything to offer you except a place among the pack… Although, I'm not sure I would call it a pack just yet. And, no, you cannot eat the little one. Don't even think about it, or you will find your throat in my jaws as quickly as you can blink. However, if you will promise not to harm myself or anyone else here, you are welcome. What say you, newcomer? Are you friend or foe?"

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Ohhh. Okay.