Lonely Realization [Kenanah Meadow Archive]

[speakingskies]

"Looks like the lands have a little longer to be claimed," Silouhette said. "'Cause we're just going through."
Prowl flicked his tail ever so slightly, telling him to be silent. They had no idea were this wolf lived, or what or who he knew. For all he knew this wolf could approached by a Black Star spy, it wouldn't be the first time Garmak would do something like this. These lands could easily be conquered, and the Windrunners couldn't afford the Black Star's to gain the upperhand again.

He looked over to Riverwing, who, after a moment, glanced over to Prowl. Her ear pulled back then released. The silent coded communication was understood, and Prowl's tail dropped a centimeter. He trusted Riverwing's judgements, for she knew as much about wolf behavior as he knew about battle plans. She had a uncanny knack for being able to predict other's actions even after a few minutes of observation.

"So the lands to the East are utterlu uninhabitanted by life? What of the others?" Prowl asked.

[Lordessakkah]

He gave the group a snarky kind of look, though it was an empty one, and had no message or meaning.
"The Shadow Wolf Pack is beautiful, though it shares a boundary with the Lunar pack... which is also beautiful."
He paused for a minute, remembering the old alphess of the Lunar lands. Ah, she sure was a beauty.

"The Mountain View lands are pretty steep and high, and a bit rocky, but uh.... they work."
Pools of ice looked around and about. His short-track mind was beginning to wander, as it had done before with Mika, though every few seconds he would remember the wolves he had been talking about.
"Where does this group come from, eh?"

[speakingskies]

"Out East," Silouhette said. "I ain't too thrilled to hear that there's dead lands on the way."
"We'll manage," Prowl said firmly, turning his head towards him. Silouhette did like socializing more than Prowl would care for.

[Lordessakkah]

The massive brute shot a sneering glance at the one who called himself Prowl.
He had been alone for a long time, and since Mika seemed to have vanished, the only other creatures around were the strange wolves in front of him.
"From lands away from here, eh?"

He tilted his nose to the sky, and held it there for a bit, taking in all the scents from the surrounding area.

[speakingskies]

Riverwing unconciously lifted her tail. This male was making her uncomfortable. He seemed kind enough, but there was something she didn't like about him.
Silouhette fell back on his haunches, licking a itching spot on his foreleg. "Humans had this crazy idea to study us then put us in a zoo. I reckon they didn't figure we'd escape."