Tʜᴇ Exᴘᴇʀɪᴍᴇɴᴛ. (Tʀʏ ɴᴏᴛ ᴛᴏ ᴅɪᴇ.) Sᴇᴍɪ-Lɪᴛ Wᴏʟғ RP. Oᴘᴇɴ.

[lynettetan1]

Gina sat down as soon as she noticed that he felt slightly intimidated by her size as she did not wish to scare him, she needed answers. It surprised her though, that she was bigger. Something told her that normally, she would be smaller. His question stumped her. Who was she? She had been wondering that since ages ago. Slitted eyes watched the ground, her tail flicking agitatedly. Finally, she decided to give him the only answer she knew. "I am Gina. Hello, Ash." She said gently, her slitted eyes watching him, just in case he attacked or something. She felt different. She knew she was different. Her body had more control. Over her claws, her tail, how much it could bend... But then she was losing herself in thought once more.

She turned her attention to him once more, though her eyes had never moved from his, tracking him silently. "How long have you been here?" She asked, with a sort of inquisitive bark, though it also sounded a little like a mew. Her ears twitched, alert for anything.

[spiff]

The conversation was tentative, uncertain. Something told Ash he would not have stood for that in another life, but it was not the time to make a witty remark. That could wait for later; right now, he had questions and he wanted answers. "I just woke up," he told Gina, taking in the unusual markings again with a sweep of the eye. Intimidatingly large size aside, he did not seem hostile, but nevertheless he braced himself for defense if she chose to attack, although he did not know how well he could hold up against her. His muscles worked fluidly, powerfully, as he tensed them, which gave him the sneaking suspicion he was stronger than he thought he was. "Do you live in a pack?" he asked suddenly. The words came out of nowhere, but they felt right.

[mindless.]

Feeling safer, Sky used her lengthened foreleg claws and talons to dig her claws into a treetrunk and manage up a tree on the third try. Scooting toward the edge of the branch, she was careful not to fall. Flight she knew somehow would not work, she felt heavy. But maybe...Launching herself, seh extended her warm colored wings and glided, clutching the next tree with her talons. Like a flying squirrel. A grin spread over her face. Making her way across the trees, she spotted a large...Scary looking animal and a male. Contemplating a few moments, she snapped off a few twigs. It was a fairly long way down. Maybe she could use this gliding thing to get down too. Jumping, she achieved a slower descent. But how was she landing...? Instinct told her to face her wings up, which did slow her. But her legs were panicking. Extending her hind talons, she dug the huge black daggers into the ground. This caused a bit too much of a stop. With a screech, Sky folded in her wings, preparing to tumble. Her forelegs landed and allowed her to stand unsteadily. She had forgotten she even possessed forelegs. Stumbling a moment she yanked her hind claws out of the dirt and slowly turned to Ash and Gina, large eyes of fire turning to them sheepishly. Hopefully they did not judge.

{ Hopefully you are okay with short glides? }

[spiff]

((I guess so.))

Wings. On a wolf. That was something new. Watching the dramatic, if clumsy entrance with a bemused expression that decidedly did not fit will on his face, Ash decided that if everyone else in the forest was as altered as these two were, he would stick out like a sore thumb, being the most normal out of them. The irony of it would be something for him laugh over later, but for now he really needed to know what had happened and why these wolves were... not really wolves. He coaxed a smile onto his face. "Come to join the party?"

[lynettetan1]

(Shoot! I just realised Jaguars like water... darn. *Scurries off to edit form* Done! Just wrote this to let you know of my change. )

Gina waited anxiously, though she relaxed, giving a sigh when he answered. He was just as clueless as she currently was. She saw him peering at her, and she peered right back, not liking the attention before she sighed. Suddenly, he spoke again, and Gina gave a shocked whine. A pack? She looked at him. "No, I just got here as well." She said softly. She somehow knew what a pack was, no prompting required, though her mind was still blank as ever. She did not realise though she did not remember anything, her instincts remembered well. The jaguar part of her snarled at having a pack, being an antisocial animal. She blatantly chose to ignore it, liking the slight company, no matter how tense. "I suppose you dont either, then."

Her ear twitched, and the next seconds of pure reflex were unknown to her. Letting out a loud yowl, she sprang to the side, her fur going up on end, making her look even more intimidating as she hissed, claws unsheathing themselves as she let out an aggressive roar, daring the creature to attack once more. Her tail lashed, her eyes full off anger, but also full of fear, her instincts kicking in for self preservation. She watched the animal, sunk in the dirt as she let out a low growl, before calming herself down, her claws sheathing themselves back as she shook her head. What just happened? Slitted eyes watched the new creature. It looked sheepish. Gina relaxed. "Who are you?" She said, her voice a low growl. Gina did not like surprises. Never had, never would.

She shook her head. "Sorry." She muttered, still puzzling out her instincts.

(What kinds of animals are in here? Like prey?)

[mindless.]

Flinching at the movements from Gina, she made an instinctual defense. She extended her wings and screeched, eyes wide and talons extended. She froze, and relaxed. The feathers on her pelt flattened. "Sorry. Not sure what just happened. Must be this..." She examined herself. "Owl...in me." Shifting these foreign appendages on her back, the femme settled her gaze on Ash. She envied his wolf body. She missed hers. "I didn't make such an entrance for nothing." She smirked, the feathers covering her ears flicking. Forcing herself into a sitting position, she examined her talons again. Lifting one slightly, she flexed it, bending it a few times. The huge black dagger with a cruel curve glinted in the sun like onyx. The feathers on her pelt trembled in the breeze. She bet it would make of some serious insulation in the winter. Her wings were also pretty furry, like two blankets attached to her. But at the moment, she noticed her pelt of feathers was light and airy. Chirping to herself, she lifted her head to look back to Ash. "I'm SkyWorld. But most know me as Sky." There was a lot of uncertainly in her voice and she tilted her head, stunning red-orange eyes narrowed a moment. That was her name, right? "Yeah. That's it." The female nodded in conclusion.

[spiff]

((Anything in a natural forest habitat.))

Fey, cloaked in shadows, had been content to watch from the sidelines. Now, as a winged newcomer crashed through the trees and the large she-wolf reacted violently, she backed off warily. Ash and Gina's conversation had made her suddenly aware of her own small size, her build more foxlike than lupine. It was practically a given that she would never hold up against them if they turned out to be hostile, and she was not willing to stick around and test that theory. She had no idea how Gina had come to be so large, or how the other female had come to have wings. Her own changes were not so obvious, and neither were Ash's, but something told her they were just as abnormal.

[lynettetan1]

(Alright.)

Gina nodded at their introductions, though her claws did not unsheathe themselves, as she was still a little shocked. She nodded gruffly. "Gina." She said, introducing herself. Just then, as the wind stopped for just a while, she smelt all the scents in the area, not those from a distance away in one direction. She smelt... four creatures. Not three. Her fur smoothened out, and she licked at her paw, grooming herself as she slowly ascertained it's position. When she finally knew where it was, she turned, looking the newcomer right in the eye as she stalked forward. "I see you." She said, softly, crouching forward. She did not know why she was acting like the female would run, but she stopped, when she was close enough a distance to leap. "Now come here and talk." She was not meaning to act bossy, but it was just in her nature to watch everything. She hated surprises, so she went out of her way to prevent them. She realised she sounded rude, though, so she softened up slightly. "Please." She tacked on, giving the female a smile.

[Tidbit]

((Are you still accepting members? If so:))

Username:
Tidbit

Name:
N1772
(Calls himself "Nills")

Gender:
Male

Age:
Six months

Mutations:
Nills is fast, but clumsy. He is very small and light with little muscle, except in his neck and jaw, giving him superior bite force. Wolf-border collie cross. He has the ability to see heat signatures and a strong sense of smell.

Appearance:
(See above picture)Black and white speckled with green eyes. Tail is broken.

Personality:
Nills is... well to put it nicely, simple. Very curious, but dimwitted, Nills is apt to get himself into trouble. A lot of trouble. Nills's is always hungry, no matter how much he eats. Easily becomes attached to others, but his insufferably annoying personality causes him to often be on his own.

Love Interest:
None

Other:
Nills is very easily distracted and childish.

[AquilaFuga]

[Zhaurkal][3][Male]

Muffled sounds hit Zhaurkal's ears, before bouncing around his head in a horrendous cacophony. Slowly, his hearing returned, and little by little, his sight too. Feeling woozy, Zhaurkal dazedly scanned the area around him. It was...light. And green. Browns too, but not yet could Zhaurkal distinguish any shapes. It smelt familiar - though not by much.
With his head against the ground, Zhaurkal heard the skittering of bugs beneath the surface. It was at this that Zhaurkal realised he was hungry. Very hungry. Soon the rumbling in his stomach filled his ears, and he decided it was time to eat.
Steadily, Zhaurkal began to stand. First he raised his head just slightly, before twisting round onto his belly. The action made him dizzy, and he decided that it wasn't time to get up just yet. But for the life of him, he could not remember why he was like this.