Open roads ...

[K.a.t.i.e]

She had always wanted to be part of a pack ,and now was her chance, so she had better not screw it up! These were the Faes thoughts as she walked along the side of the river, tracing the old water marks with her paw. Eipha bend her head down to take a drink, gulping down the cold water. She had been walking for a while now, and her legs were complaining from all of the movement. The feeling of the icey water running down her throut felt good, realy good, and it was tempting to drink more, but she hated the feeling of water lapping around in her stomach as she walked, so didn't.

Eipha padded along the river side, wincing as the soggy soil gritted in the fur on her paws. She knew the dangers of coming here, but chose to ignore them, how else was she going to get into a pack?
Blue orbs watched the baby deer prancing about under the blossoming trees. The weather was strange here, the winter had only just passed, and already the sun was beating down hot rays.

The she-wolf raised her head as the scents of other wolves invaded her nose, and what was this? Smelt like they had pups too. A single tear formed in her eye, she had had pups once, but they were killed in a stampede. It was her own fault, she knew she wasn't mature enough to look after pups, but still she continued, and look what happened to the poor things, they died in the most horrible way she could think of.
Eipha shook her head to erase the thoughts, and continued on her journey, lifting her head and letting out an eerie howl. Someone would hear that, hopefuly a Liazo Alpha, and they would come to see her.

[shadow]

The brute heard the howl as was being extra careful about who was on his packlands he had been watching the fae for a while now and so was Kira they had the 6 pups along to after coming back from the Skyla packlands. They was hoping for a drink from the stream Shadow stepped out infront of the Fae what are you doing on these lands the alpha wasn't playing espessialy because he had pups with him. The brute wasn't going to let any strays onto there packlands now after what he heard had happened to the Xyla pack the brute then saw Kira leading out the pups to get a drink they was nearly two months old so couldn't yet defend for themselves the pups was a real bunch of characters they was all different in there own ways the brute stood towering over the fae waiting for a response.

[K.a.t.i.e]

Eipha ...

The Fae watched as two wolves appeared out of the woods, she had seen them watching her, but sat where she was, not moving, exept to groom her paw. As they grew closer, she could just make out the outline of five, no six pups. Their scents expanded as they neared her.
She watched them, only moving her eyeballs, as they approached. The Fae, who Eipha assumed was the Alphess, went a seperate to the Brute, who walked towards her.
What are you doing on these lands?
The Fae smiled at the Alpha, and answered his question.
I have come to ask your acceptance into your pack. She said this with no expresion showing in her face. Eipha watched the brute, waiting for his responce.

[charlotte]

The fae walked over with the 6 pups and walked around the outsider looking at her from all angles " before you are excepted you will need to prove yourself worthy, so I am going to ask you to kill that doe standing over there " the fae awaited the outsiders reply she would except her into the pack if she would be strong and of help to the pack.

0% muse sorry

[K.a.t.i.e]

Eipha ...

Eipha watched as the Alphess walked over, followed by the six pups. She smiled at the Fae, as she was told to go and kill a doe. The wolfess turned her head, and her Reddish brown orbs spied a single female deer, grazing alone by the river edge. She nodded her head at the Alphess and Alpha. As you wish. This was obviously a test of some sort, as the Fae had said, to prove herself worthy.

Eipha turned her whole body around, and silently stalked towards the lone Doe. The animals ears twitched as she grazed, keeping alert for any noise. As she grew nearer, the Faes paw steps grew softer and softer, and she kept her eyes locked on the deer. Once she was in range, Eipha stopped, crouching low in the long grass. Any other wolf would be stuck, hunting alone, but not Eipha, living alone had taught her many things, including how to hunt by herself.

When the time was right, the she-wolf erupted from the grass, and pounced on the Doe, keeping a tight grip on the deers neck. Once she had felt the animal fall limp, the Fae dropped the carcass and looked over to the Alphess and Alpha, awaiting their comment.

It had been so easy, the Doe hadn't even fought back, usually, they kick and panic, making attacking them rather dangerous. But not this one. Luck was on her side.

|Words| 238
|Muse| Reasonably good
|Notes| I went out half way through writing it, so it may seem a little jumbled.