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Silver/Wind Pack/Alphaess
Silver was jolted out of her sleep by savage growls coming from inside of her small, earthen, den. Lifting her perfectly white head, Silver blinked her groggy ice blue eyes. Yawning her eyes opened wider, as her ears flicked towards the ominous growling. Ah, her stomach. That was it, not eating in a few days did that to her. Sighing the female stretched out and listened as her joints cricked and crackled, feeling a warm spot on her white pelt Silver looked down to see a small circle of sun coming through her den entrance and streaming down into her underground nest. Silver lifted her lips over her teeth in a kind of smile and shook her shimmering pelt free of dirt before walking out. Silver as she emerged from her den blinked towards the morning sun that blinded her. Scanning around the den site's clearing she noticed that, most of her pack had not yet risen from the depths of their underground sleep. Silver sighed and lifted her muzzle to the morning air, her lips parted and she breathed in the scents of the day. Prey, trees, fresh dew on the sun streaked grass hit her senses like a lash. Her eyes grew wide, and Silver's jaws slightly salivated at the thought of warm meat sliding down her throat and into her empty stomach. Nilah was intrigued. Now she walked down a long path to a large meadow where the elk usually dwell. She crouched into her stalking position and pinpointed the weakest one: A baby she stalked closer until 1...2...3. Spring. Leaping up she tore through the air surprising the herd and making them stampede but not before tripping the baby and cutting off its screams by biting its neck. Its struggles weakened until it finally stopped and she was able to drag the dead animal back to camp. The forest smells now muffled by the warm smell of the kill in her jaws. Silver smiled happy for today’s success.
Jasef/Alpha/Bleeding Sun
Jasef sat outside his den, on a small hill towered by cemented rocks that had formed for millions of years, this was his birth den where he sat, his amber eyes unwavering as he scanned his pack den site with a cold gaze. Jasef never slept and many classified him as an insomniac. But the truth was, Jasef had many things on his mind, war, bloodshed, famine, disease. Everything that could harm his home in one paw swipe. Jasef slept, some nights others he either spent pacing, or just sitting and and thinking. His mind was capable of holding a thousand thoughts at once, thinking of attacks on Silver's small, pathetic group she actually called a pack. He chuckled darkly at the thought, as he could also think of his own pack, how strong they were, how great they were. Now looking down into the valley he noticed his hunter's returning from a hunt, snarling slightly he leaped from his den and onto the leaf molded ground below. Padding forward to face them he then scanned the pile, but saw nothing that tickled his interest, snorting he flicked his tail and looked at them “You may eat” he said clearly