~Darkstar~ wrote:(are all of the wolves gone now, i didn't get to fight one!! XD)
(( Oh my gosh, I'm sorry! xD. If you want, you can go ahead and go through any battle she had with other wolves in your next post. You know, kind of make it a summary of what happened, and then continue on to what she did after the fight. I dunno, that would leave you with at least a little bit of a battle to role play out... ))
Forever Infinity wrote:[ sorry for the crap post *again*, i really lost my muse, but i am sure *at least i hope* it will come back soon ]
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J I N X
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rank; alpha female
location; camp border
mood&thoughts; on guard, nervous
status; in heat
pack; vixen pack
tagged; silver, claw, rabid wolves
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jinx scanned herself over, finding plenty chunks of fur missing, and that's when she felt an excruciating pain on her left hindquarter, quite close to where her leg met her paw. she hesitantly lifted her leg, staring into the wound. it was diminutive, though it was awfully harrowing. slowly lowering her leg, she turned her once again emotionless and pale olive gaze back to silver. just a small flesh wound, no big deal. jinx under-exaggerated the 'flesh wound' part, but she didn't want him telling her things like: oh my gosh! you need to get a medic! or something like that. that's why she didn't mention the excruciating feeling it was giving to her.
Silver Eye :: Alpha Male :: Comet Pack
Silver let his golden eye sweep over Jinx's form with the oddest mixture of both eagerness and hesitance. Some part of him hoped that she might have been bitten. Some part of him hoped that the vicious disease that had plagued the mongrels they had killed would soon be ravaging her mind as well. Some part of him liked the thought of her going insane. It would give him an ever so perfect reason to sink his teeth into her flesh in a lethal bite to the throat. He almost grinned sinisterly at the though, but there was something keeping that at bay, and that something was more than just self-control. It was...Well, he didn't know what it was. All he knew was that his mind's eye would not stop replaying the moment where she had tackled his attacker away just before he was going to be slaughtered. She had saved him and then he had saved her, and it had worked out so well. They had worked out so well. It was because of her that he lived and it was because of him that she lived, and that was a very peculiar thing to realize. He had never thought that a day would have ever come that she would ever save him or him her. He had only imagined killing her off in various way, only imagined taking over her territory and commanding over her wolves. Perhaps he was still thinking of it a little, but there was one thing that he realized he couldn't deny, and that was that they worked well together. Such a thought would surely leave him pondering for all of the day's hours. Something told him that he should do something about that, but, in the moment, he wasn't sure what.
Silver was pulled from his thoughts when Jinx pulled up her left hind leg and peered down at it, and that was when Silver saw what she was seeing. He saw a wound, a small, rather menial little gash considering the fight, but, nonetheless, it was open and it oozed with blood. He frowned, as displeased as he was excited at the sight of it. His eye lit up just a little, yet, behind it seemed a certain amount of darkness that suggested that he was not as happy as he seemed. "Dearest Jinx, I think it is just a little more than what you are saying it to be," he answered in suspicion, his brows raised as his eye swept over the wound. "You should see a healer about that, I should think, and you should certainly fear the virus which plagued our dear friends." As he mentioned them, he cast his gaze out to the numerous fallen wolves around them. He looked over them all for perhaps a bit too long, thoughts causing his glancing about to meander. His eyes narrowed slightly. "Perhaps you could even come with me." There was a certain amount of distaste worn into the subtitles of his expression, yet there was something about him still which seemed intrigued. "Through my years of living I have learned to treat wounds well enough." He paused momentarily, again in a bit of thought. "You may consider this offer a small token of gratitude for saving my life," he suggested, his brows raised over so slightly.