Dark Forest Wolf Pack (Accepting)

[~ Forsaken ~]

Nuanen blushed slightly, she trotted to a part in the stream and sat down, she looked into the water. "it looks like a crystal with the sun shining on it." she said.

[omegaWolfie]

Shadow~
"ya it does" he smiled

[maromi]

Bleu raised her head from the water and stared blankly across the river. Shadow was socializing with the alpha. Not a big deal, but the alpha's body language suggested otherwise. There would be courting soon, Bleu could sense it. It was not her place to interject, even though, it would be a fun game. She backed away into the shadows as quietly as she could.

[omegaWolfie]

Shadow~
He heard a twig snapped and looked in the direction of the noise, he kept quiet seeing as it was blue and figured she didn't want her position given away

[~ Forsaken ~]

Nuanen heared the twig snap, she growled softly and looked around, her blue eyes gleaming.

[omegaWolfie]

Shadow~
He sat calmly waiting to see what she would do

[~ Forsaken ~]

Nuanen sighed, she didn't realy care if there was another wolf around. Nuanen layed down and watched the water.

[omegaWolfie]

Shadow~
He winked at blue then lay down beside Nuanen

[omegaWolfie]

(got to go sorry be back later)

[maromi]

The twig snap made Bleu freeze. A big mistake with any wolf trying to be quiet and sly was to not pay attention to where you were walking. She turned her head and looked, saw that they had each heard it. She cortled and barked, laughing like a coyote when he's found someone to taunt. Seeing as the alphess was more worried about a male, she shook her head and walked into the forest, no care for how much noise she made.

Seeing as the alpha was now occupied, she went in the distance of the packs last kill. She came to the opening, the sun shined bright through the canopy, glinting off the backs of ravens who were now tearing into the leftovers.
There were no other wolves around, so Bleu charged the large black birds. A whirl of sound as their wings beat to lift them off the ground to the nearby trees filled her ears so she bent them back. She tore into the meat, tearing with it pelt, bones, and innards. She didn't care, food was food, and at least she didn't have to hunt it herself.