Forsaken- 1st R.A.W. Rp [Join ONLY if you own a R.A.W.]

[~Nonexistant]

"Your personality reminds me of those humans' needles." Murcury hissed dominantly and looked over at Aspen's map. "You know, I am really good at these things. I can help at least a little, Aspy."
Murcury knew she was either going to get banished, beat or completely ignored now, so she scurried quickly.

[starry--knight]

It only took the word human to ignite the fire of hatred that burned inside of him. The terrifying and unrecognizable beast coming out, and defending his role as alpha. There would be no back sassing or rebellion as long as he lived. He was alpha male, and he wasn't afraid to remind the others how he saved them from deaths clutches more then once.
"Don't you ever. EVER. Compare me to those two legged, insignificant, putred animals known as homo-sapiens! I have a right mind to strip your rank in this pack if I EVER hear that kind of talk again. Now get out of my sight." he fumed, eyes glowing brightly it was almost blinding to a normal eye. His whole body had tensed, the air had become full of his hot fume of breath. The other wolves who had been asleep began to stir from the commotion, only adding to his temper.

[zima.]

She huffed. "Rine, be rude, then." She turned to Murcury. "Sorry. I just.....couldn't sleep."

[starry--knight]

Arlua, please at least a paragraph or two per post :3

"Back to your posts, there's nothing to see." he ordered, the other wolves obediately doing as they were told though there were some quizzical looks as they stepped gingerly away. Aspen snarled, before taking his seat once more and continuing his work.
The map involved seventeen major landmarks found on the planet. Each one had been somewhat explored and was their backup camps if something happened during battle. The first was a pair of fallen logs, quite like this nook they were in right now, but the trees were a bit bigger and privided a good battle field that would prove to their advantage if ever they needed it. The second landmark was a large, slab of stone, that rose above the tree line and had a few caverns carved into it. Good for hiding after an assault or to hide rations. Both were nearby and easily accessible. The others hadn't really been explored. The scouts tended to come back, with minimal information.
He sighed, swiping his paw angrily against the bark before leaping down from the log he perched himself on and made his way around their camp ground.

[zima.]

((Sorry! I can't xP I can only use CS from my iPod, and I'm having writers block badly this week. I'll get better soon, though.))

[zima.]

I N S O M N I A

Insomnia growled, outraged. She needed to fight, to destroy the humans! She knew how they thought, how they would react. Aspen thought that he knew them better than anyone else, but that was a lie. She knew better. Insomnia had lived with them her entire life, until they crash-landed.
It still angered her greatly, to think that the humans could have total and complete control over her again. That she could be the one to kill Murcury, or Aspen. It was understandable why Aspen ordered her to stay in camp at all times, unless accompanied by several more wolves, but Insomnia still hated the rule. If only there was some way to get that bracelet......
But Insomnia knew there wasn't. The risk was too great. Having been injected by the syrum, she was more powerful and intelligent than the rest. It made her have her beauty, newness, and intelligence. The syrum is what had given her the great ability to strategize and organize the other wolves. Too bad she wasn't an Alpha, or even a Suboordinate.
She curled her lip at this idea. The idea that Aspen would even notice her for something besides his own personal planner was slim. And she could never be a Suboordinate; her number was her number, and that was that. If only she had been made one number before.......but she should be greatful for what she had. Aspen had been very kind in letting her be such an anomaly amongthe Pack. She shouldn't be wishing for things she couldn't have.
Insomnia stood up, nodding to Aspen. "Well, I'll be planning the next attack. Maybe something with a lure." With that, she turned and padded angrily back to her den, one that Aspen had given her for her own. It held all the maps and supplies she could ever ask for, though it didn't make her happy.
Insomnia stared at the moon from the entrance of her den. it was beautiful; full and bright, it cast a ghostly glow on the campsite, and shone eerily through the drizzle of rain.
She padded into a small room at the back, then shook herself off. She glanced at her metal parts in the broken mirror, seeing the light sheen of rust dull the gleam. Insomnia sighed, then closed her eyes wearily. She ventured deep into her computer-like mind, then found the part that controlled her metal. She lightly touched it, then opened her eyes.
She watched, bored, as the rust began to fall off like a dust. It was a side effect of the syrum, and was what allowed her to be one of the few wolves that could venture into the rain regularly. It was one of the few grim perks of being the sole wolf injected with the syrum.
Insomnia pursed her lips, then turned away from the mirror. She wanted to see Murcury.
As she padded through the rain, she couldn't help but cast a hateful and jealous glare at one of the patrol wolves. She gave a silent snarl, wishing she could be one to go fight the humans. It was her right, after all.
She suddenly veered away from the path to Murcury's den, padding back to Aspen.
"I want to fight, Aspen." she barked in the old language of the canines, refusing to speak human. She saw he was about to argue, and looked him in the eye. "It's my right, and you know it. I can no longer sit and plan for others to fight those abominations. I must fight. I must taste their blood in my mouth. I must feel their life drain away. I can't bear to organize the other wolves, to send them to their deaths, while I must watch from afar." She slapped her paw on the rock in front of Aspen. "I can't be idle any longer!"
Insomnia had a certain desperation in her face, one that showed how much she needed this, how much she wanted to fight among her Pack mates.
"Please," she whishpered, broken. "Please." Insomnia groveled on her belly, forcing herself to not throw Aspen to the ground and force him to remove the feeling of guilt she felt for being unable to fight. Insomnia knew that would get her no where, though, so she groveled.
Sometimes she could barely stand to be near him. The pain would be too great. But it was her job, unfortunately, to be near him and to plan for him, so she tried to withstand the pain as much as possible. Insomnia was strong, so she could always put herself through pain if she knew it would benefit her or the Pack at some point. She still wished.......

[starry--knight]

Aspen respectively listened despite his irritated and snappy mood. He could understand why she wanted to go out and fight. Everyone did.It was a right of all to risk their lives to get revenge on those abominations. Those murderers. His blue eyes shone a little brighter, an attempt to show that he cared for her. For her feelings.
He flicked his ears slightly forward, completely dropping his angry gaze. "I know Insomnia. I know you want to fight. I have thought over every possible scenario in which it would be safe for you to join us. But please do understand, if they get you....we are all doomed. Is that something you are willing to jeperadize?" he paused.
"I hope my decision does not reflect judgement on you, I just want to make sure we make it through another day." he said, growing silent. His voice had grown silky, instead of taking that raspy terrifying tone.
His eyes moved up to the sky as lightning shot across it and illuminated the rain that splattered to the ground. It was the first time lightning had ever appeared before, and the sight and sound of it was hypnotizing.
Aspen shook off the marvel and returned his gaze to her. "perhaps..." he intruded, "you might get your chance. But you'll have to prove yourself." his words seemed like a challenge. She would have to prove her strength in mind and body, then, maybe would he concider.

[~Nonexistant]

Listening in, still forcing her body to stay paralyzed in anger, Murcury knew what was happening. She sarcastically walked with her elbows to the ground and she approached her alpha. "I want to join her, Aspy! I will do whatever it takes!" She whispered now, and the tease in her voice towards Aspen was gone. She was serious now, but angry yet at the event from earlier. "If I must, I will force them to be my subordinates!" She stood and growled intensly and loud. "I will be their Alpha if thats what it will take for you to allow me to kill"

[starry--knight]

Aspen snapped, lunging forward before there was a moment to react, his teeth sinking in deep and clamping down. His paw moving up and pressing down on her shoulder, pinning her for the time being.
"Now listen to me, and listen to me short." he growled, moving his jaws away only slightly so he could speak in her ear. His words flowing from him like daggers. "You will call me Aspen, or alpha. You will speak to me like such a manner without the sarcasm. And If I ever hear a threat like that regarding my place as Alpha I will kill you. Are we understood." he snarled stepping back, hair raised. As he stood he was a shoulder taller then her and had the brute strength and a slight bit of flexibility.

[~Nonexistant]

OOC-she meant she would be Alpha of humans, not RAWs ^^;

Murcury looked up with her tail touching her underbelly. Every slight movement of Aspen's muscles made her flinch. She stepped over to Insomnia, and put her wound up to her friend's fur. She wanted to say "lick it and make it better?" but she wasnt in the best situation to speak at that moment. Murcury never stayed lower to the ground before, unless she was asleep.
Murcury's eyes told Aspen "Im scared so dont bite me..." but her raised lip said "Try it again, buddy!"
She did not reply to any of Aspen's questions. She wanted to run and find the humans herself, but her intelligence of their power stopped her.