Settled In (Wolf/Power roleplay) [1 slot open! #6]

[Snowdrift]

Midnight look at Cira. "I need you help with the pack. It seems kind hard being the alpha and all and I just want a little help. I'm hoping that you have some time to help me bring the pack closer together."

[Ravendarus]

Cira smiled softly, "Then I would love to help" She said, "It would be wonderful if we can get everyone to trust each other" She said.

[ShadowHunteress]

Reuben's ears flicked back slightly, he turned and walked away from both of them silently.

[Aura]

Sunday watched silently from the shadows. She did not like to eavesdrop, and it was almost shameful, even though she heard nothing from where she stood.
"Reuben?" she called softly. He was uncomfortable with others, she knew, so she did not add anything further, in case he rejected her.

[ShadowHunteress]

Reuben's head snapped up when he heard someone say his name, he silently looked at Sunday for a moment, "Hello." he said as he stood there.

[Aura]

Sunday walked up to Reuben until she could smell the smoke on his fur. What possessed her to be so daring?
Quietly, she murmured, "Fire is so... beautiful. You have a wonderful power."

[ƒєαтнєя]

Scarlet got up, and galloped over to Sunday and Reuben. "How's it going?" she said before darting off to talk to some others.

[ShadowHunteress]

Reuben's ears flicked back slightly as he watched her, "It works." he said in reply. He sniffed the air for a moment as he studied her silently.

[ƒєαтнєя]

Scarlet ran back to Reuben and Sunday, "Wanna play?!" she asked smiling.

[Minimetoo]

Shawn ran along the water, huffing quietly. His ears were back, his head was low, and his eyes were closed in thought. His nose worked carefully on all the smells around him, helping him see without really looking. He had an urge to hunt bear, but he couldn't smell one anywhere close. Of course. The wolf ran a little faster. Bears probably didn't come here often. In his old land, he used to catch the huge beasts when he was upset. But now, on this new land, he had nothing to relieve him except for the small squirrels and rabbits. Shaw slowed to a quick trot and scanned the trees like if a bear would appear out of thin air.