The wolves of Viruarya-UPDATED

[Sure. Just give me a sec while I try to find it.]

[Alright.]

[I..can't really reply to that. XD]

(Lol, well . . . Just give me something to go off on. )

[Can do.]

Adriano pulled himself out of sleep. He trotted out of his den, shook out his long, shaggy coat, and looked off into the sky. Droplets of water were beginning to rain from the sky in soft sheets. His nose picked up Fotia's scent and he let out a long howl.

Fotia heard a familiar howl and looked up. She grinned and shifted the cub on her back and started towards Adriano's howl.

(WB. xP)

[WB? Huhh?]

Adriano jumped onto his rock, his long, powerful legs getting him there in a breeze. He smiled, laying his head down on his paws, as he waited for the fea to arrive.

(Writer's Block.)

Fotia kept trotting in the direction of the brute's howl. She looked up and smiled as she saw him laying on a rock. She put the paw on the ground and slip the cub off of her back. "Long time no see." She layed down where she was.

(g2g. Sorry! Bye! )

[Awh! D: Bye!]

Adriano put on his best 'pleased' face and hopped down from his rock. He trotted over to the paw and the cub, laying lifelessly on the ground, and he grinned with approval. "Fotia, wolf of the wind," he said, smiling still, "Welcome, to Lower Coldwood."

As a droplet of rain hit her nose, Torik's ears flicked back and she growled softly to herself. Torik hated rain. She stood up and shook her thick coat, sniffing around before stepping from her fallen tree den. After hiding out in Upper Coldwood's territory for a few days, she was now certain it was time for her to join. Sniffing around, she detected the scent of an alpha female and followed it. "Time to show them what Torik can do," she muttered to herself, continuing to follow the scent.
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Leafe lifted his nose to the air. He could smell an unfamiliar fea, and he stopped walking. He held out his foreleg in front of Alexia, wishing for her to stop too. "I smell a coyote..." he murmured softly.

I smiled proudly. "Thank you." I bowed my head.

Alexia stopped, then tasted the air as well. "I do, too," she said, slightly alarmed. "I--We..Coyote's are trouble," she muttered. Her hackles raised as she pushed herself and Leafe into a small den, having to crouch to even look out of the opening. She was pressed against Leafe, extremely close.

Torik could smell the she-wolf's scent getting stronger, and she could also scent a brute, half-wolf half-dog. "Dog," she chuckled. "How stupid. What wolf would let a dog in their pack?" she circled around the den. "Come out, come out, wherever you are," she purred like a cat.
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Leafe's ears were pinned back to his skull, and his tail lashed. He could hear her call. "Alexia, she's not full coyote. She's wolf, and something else, probably dog." he looked at her. "But she's young and strong. If you're going to go out there, you should be careful."

Alexia nodded curtly. She knew that, even if the she had been older than her, she would still have to be very careful. Her tail flicked, her nose in full motion. She prowled out of the den, hackles raised, teeth bared. Her nails dug into the earth. [b]"Hello,"[/b] she growled.

"No need to be so spiteful," Torik grinned. "I won't hurt you, wolfie." she trotted around Alexia. "Do you happen to have a pack I could join?" she asked. Her long bushy tail twitched along the sandy ground, and her piercing violet eyes stared into Alexia's. She knew wolves hated being stared at, and staring at the fea would probably earn Torik some much-needed fear and respect.

Alexia rolled her golden eyes, to look at the sky. Her eyes chased the clouds while the fea's eyes burned into her skin. She sighed, looking away from the sky, and back to the female. "I have a pack," she agreed, after a few seconds. "But, for you to join? I don't know." She looked at Leafe, hidden in the shadows of the den, then back to the fea. "What's your name?"

"Torikkusta," she said proudly, sitting down and tossing her head. "Torikkusutā no koyōte," she added. "The Trickster Coyote." she got up and circled around Alexia. "And what might your name be, wolfie?" she asked, tail flicking from side to side.

"Torikkusta," Alexia said, looking at the female. "Do you have a nickname, Torikkusta?" she asked. She looked away, then back when she asked of her name. "My name is Alexia," she replied.

Alexia snarled as the female pressed closer, yet let Torik take in her scent. Her eyes, pleading, turned to Leafe, hidden in the shadows, and yet, she hoped that he saw her.

Torik sniffed Alexia, though hearing her snarl. She could scent that Alexia was a very powerful young female, but Torik was very strong as well. She stepped back, tail flicking.
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Leafe padded from the shadows of the den, lips curled back as he looked at her. His tail went from side-to-side in a threatening move. "Calm down," Torik woofed. "I wasn't gonna hurt your mate."

Alexia growled, "He isn't my mate." Her teeth bared, she advanced on the female, hackles raised as a long, low and dirty growl ripped from her lower belly and through her throat.