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name Chief
age four years
gender male
crush none
tags none
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The sound of birds swooping and twirling over head made Chief want to shake his head in annoyance. Birds,
every single one of them were annoying. Growling slightly at the irritation from the chirping, he slowly
lowered his head down closer to his paws as he walked, trying to block out the annoying sound. Feeling
his bushy grey tail swaying behind him, his paws pressed agents the soft, green grass around him, and
the sunlight bounced off of his coat as he walked. Chief might be crule, and vicious, but he always tried
to keep himself as clean as possible. He hated it when other wolves were unclean, and he hated it when
he was unclean. Chewing on his bottom lip, he could feel his stomach start to move as a rumble rolled
through it, and he knew it was time for him to eat. For being a loner, Chief was a very fit wolf. It was because of all the exercise he did. Running and hunting. Running and hunting. That was what he did day in, and day out. Lowering his head down close to the ground, he took in a deep inhale, trying to find any scent of an animal that he could catch. As strong as Chief was, he knew that there was no way he could take down a full grown dear. A fawn, probably. But not a deer. The smell of a rabbit came into his nose, and Chief's head snapped strait up into the air, and he slowly started to stalk the smell, keeping his feet light as he walked, trying hard to not make a sound. Spotting a rabbit over by the river. He gently lowered himself down into a crouching position. The next thing he knew, he was prancing in the air like a gazelle, and he landed on the rabbit, his teeth sinking into his neck, and making the rabbit have an instant death.
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name November Trees
age three years
rank loner
crush none
tags none
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The young male's eyes slowly searched around the land, wondering where everyone was.
It was a cool morning, but nothing out of the ordinary. Just a simple, and very relaxing morning.
Just one of those lazy days that every wolf needs every once in a blue moon. November Trees
turned his massive black head to the side, only to look around the large land. There were many
deer scattered about, standing, eating, doing whatever these deer do. November Trees was
new into this lone wolf life, and so far, the young male liked it. There was nothing special
about being a loner. Just average sized, happily built, land. Besides being basically ignored,
by the deer, November Trees enjoyed this land. He had been there for about a week now, give or take a little bit, and besides one the lack of injured wolves (November Trees would not kill healthy animals, just injured or sick ones), no deer has paid much attention, or even tried, to acknowlage. Boredom struck over the young man, and he slowly rose to his feet, shaking the loose dirt that clung to his pelt like and infant to his mothers fur. Turning his head, he slowly departed from the rock that he was laying on, and started to make his way through the dandy land. As he passed the fresh kill pile that he had made earlyer that week, the scent of rotting flesh came into his nose, and made the young brute's nose recycle in horror. Even though the brute was an hunter, and hunter's job was to go hunting, it still bothered November Trees that wolves would kill animals that were not close to death. To him, that was a cruel and unusual thing to do to an innocent creature. Turning his attention away from the fresh kill, he spotted a beautiful tree that lingered at the corner of the land. Feeling a small smile come to the corners of his lips, he slowly strolled over to the dark tree. The limbs of the trees hung over, making a small shaded area. Feeling a crooked smile come to his face, he slowly lowered his body down once again. Here we go, this was much more comfortable
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name Bambi
age three years
rank loner
crush none
tags none
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The sunlight streamed through the green leaves of the trees, making the whole forest seem to
glow. It was a beautiful morning, just like every other morning, Bambi thought. Bambi's slim and
far from graceful body sprung through the woods, prancing almost, like a deer would jump through
the woods on a happy day. The fresh smells of the woods entered her nose, along with the relaxing
sound of the water trickling from the river that lay not too far from her skipping body. Turning, she
strolled over to the water, and lowered her head, looking down into the water. The river water seemed
to dance, and trip over the rocks at the bottom of the stream. Almost like they were in a race to
get to the end of the river, wherever that led them. Turning her attention away from the graceful water edge, she let out a small sigh, and started to walk away from it, a small sliver of sunlight catching onto her white pelt, making it glow almost like as if it were made of diamonds. Bambi's best feature was her pelt. It always seemed to glow and shimmer, and she always kept it squeaky clean. It was as clear, and as white as snow. The rest of Bambi was dull, and average. She was small for her size, she was all skin and bones too from lack of food, but even when she was well fed, the young female was always teeny tiny. There was nothing she could do about that. And her skinnyness along with her tiny height, made the young female look like she was a teenager pup still. But Bambi never minded too much. She understood there was nothing that she could do about it, and it was just the way she was born. And she knew that it would be the way she would die, so might as well accept it.