Wolf Mountain [Semi lit] -OPEN-

[Kinkaid]

Kain said his goodbye to the young lady before walking out. He was the more aggressive woman from earlier waiting outside. He simply nodded in acknowledgement to her presence before walking on down the road. He say Triko in the distance with another he did not know. He absently walked up and took the box from the old wolf. "Where is this one going?" He asked simply and waited for a reply. His wheat gold gaze turned to the female s his head tipped slightly. Her sent was different than other wolves. In fact she smelled more like a vixen than anything. Could she be just that? A fox? It made him a bit curious but he did not act on that curiosity as his eyes returned to the old wolf.

Von scoffed "Yes you acting rashly is what caused that." He said as he stood and shook out his fur. "Perhaps if I knew the reason you wanted out so bad I would be tempted to free you before the moon. Since it is still two nights away." He said as he shifted to his human form and twisted the key to the cell in his hand. He had lifted it off of Alic when the two had passed. Von was an exultant thief, more so when the ones he was stealing from hated him.

[Bayfire213]

Mira & Chance

"Just let it close behind you." Nodding in easy acceptance, she followed the elder's instruction without a fuss. Listening for the click of locks tumbling, she was content once she heard it. A few waves shy of silent, but present just the same. With that, however, she glanced towards Triko in curiosity. She hadn't half a clue where the diner her spoke of was, and without a description of what food they served it was just as likely she'd lead them astray if she attempted to follow her nose. A shortcoming which usually wasn't a problem, but he had sounded like he already had a particular place in mind. Plus he had the box to deliver, and she couldn't recall where -or even if he said where- the medicine was due. Not that it would her help much, even if she did know...

A spark of trepidation and unease returned with a vengeance as another wolf, likely pack, strode towards them. Raven haired and amber eyed, she watched with mild alarm as the male plucked the box from Triko's arms. Calming slightly as the words voiced his intent to aid, then relaxing just that little bit more when the old wolf didn't fly off the handle. In her original pack, such would of been an insult to the elder's strength and capabilities, regardless of the kind intent. Yet motion from the canine at her side captured her attention before she could follow that train of thought any further. Chance cast a pleading gaze towards her, tail wagging slowly even as a low whine escaped him. Her own eyes narrowed in clear warning, shoulders stiffening slightly when her companion refused to relent. He hesitated, now, previously pricked ears flicking in uncertainty. He'd been good in the shop, minded his manners and everything, and this newcomer smelt of not only wolf but also another dog. It wasn't fair, and he really wanted to- a soft not-quite growl, far too low for human ears, caught him with a paw in the air. Huffing in disappointment, but relenting after the pointed glance towards his most recent scrape, the German shepherd fell back to heel without anymore protest. She might of raised him as her pup, but that didn't mean she had to act the part all the time.

Though the approving nod and gentle smile was nice to see after being reminded of the thorough chewing out he'd received for attempting to hunt large game on his own. He was ready for it, he swore, it was just that the deer'd gotten the drop on him. One time thing, he was sure. It was just unfortunate that it had to be this time, rather than at some point later down the road. Now she'd make him wait even longer...

[LoneWolf-Gage]

Triko narrowed his eyes slightly when the box was lifted from his grasp. Though seeing that Kain had been the one to take it he dismissed the thought. "It is going to the old vet just outside of town before the farm house." He told the much younger wolf. He noticed Kain's curious look towards Mira and smirked a bit himself. "Kain, this is Mira and Chance." He said introducing the pair. "They will be staying with us through the blue moon at least." He said as he glanced to Mira a moment then back to Kain. "Perhaps you can show her around after dinner. I'll need to go find Novak and Alic." he suggested. He had heard the fight in the mountain earlier and wanted to know what it was about.

[toothless,]

Rayne looked at Von curiously as he held the key in his hand. "Ah. You would be willing to defy your Alpha's orders for a rogue? Alright then. I need to get across town to meet someone of importance. Well, hopefully that someone is faking their identity because then I would have to kill them." She shifted back to her human form so she could shrug her shoulders. "Is that a good enough answer for you?" Rayne asked Von with a raised brow.

[Kinkaid]

Kain thought for a moment. "Mr. Harris." said once he realized who Triko was referring to. He tipped his head slightly to Triko's 'suggestion'. Again he looked to the female before looking back to the old wolf. "If she wants me to. I have no problem with that." He said agreeably. "It's nice to meet you Mira." He said as he adjusted the box so that he was holding it in one arm and offered the free hand to shake.

Von watched her. He thought about he answer and seemed to be weighing it as to rather or not it was good enough. He finally looked back to her. "Who?" He asked simply as he tossed the key up and caught it a time or two. He knew that Alic would eventually realize the key was gone and back track to find it. "Like I said, I don't consider this my pack. Plus, I was never ordered to lock you up or to guard you. I am hear waiting for night fall so I can move along to my next task." He said in the same uninterested and rather bored tone he had before.

[Bayfire213]

Mira & Chance

Relieved that her canine companion wasn't about to bounce and bound over to the new wolf- Kain, if she heard the elder correctly, it was only then that her attention returned to the conversation. The reprimand had only taken a few seconds, at most, so she hadn't missed much, only the body language and facial expressions which might cue her in on the younger male's opinion of her temporary stay. Even with that, however, she was a bit blindsided by Triko's next sentence. A distressed whine was barely caught in time, her gaze darting towards the elder in confirmation that no, she hadn't misheard. He really did think it would be a good idea to throw her off the deep end, flailing in the air as the water neared at an alarming pace. Sure she had agreed to meet the pack beforehand, but she'd been under the impression that would be with him- someone who'd already earned some measure of her trust, rather than being delegated to a stranger who might only be acting civil because of the elder's presence.

"If she wants me to. I have no problem with that. It's nice to meet you Mira." He didn't sound sarcastic, she thought perplexed. If she didn't know just how grievously insulting it would be to think, let alone ask, she might of enquired if his nose was working right. As it was, it was all she could do to blink at him with a woefully accurate deer-in-headlights look as he shifted the box -a perfectly reasonable excuse- around so as to offer her a hand to shake. Her head flopped to one side, starring at the male's offered hand as though it the most bizarre thing she'd seen in a long time, before glancing towards the greying wolf uncertainly. Maybe she was hallucinating? Two in one day seemed unreal after years on the contrary, and it would certainly look odd to not only the humans, but anyone observing if she suddenly started shaking hands with thin air. Chance, by fate or design- she didn't know which, finally lost his patience and in the process helped cover up her slip. Striding forward without a care for the alarmed look she shot him, the canine rose up to sit on his haunches right in front of the amber eyed wolf. His paw raised to meet the lupine's hand, her canine companion let out a cheerful bark in greeting, tail wagging along the dusty ground. Though his twitching nose gave way to his intentions, drinking in the unfamiliar scent as he ventured to pick apart the various components.

"Make that three weeks of nothing but birds." She hissed as a mortified blush stole across her face, both at Chance's actions and upon the realization of how rude her gawking had been. Hesitantly she stepped out from Triko's shadow, nervous and wary as she gingerly moved forward to take the canine's place, watching attentively for the slightest sign of hostility. The shepherd whined at her, not believing his actions deserved an entire day more of punishment- the earlier twenty having been earned for his unauthorized and unsupervised deer hunt. Birds were his least favorite prey, tricky to catch and tricky to eat, and Mira capitalized on his distaste for the fragile, feathered, fowl whenever he misbehaved. She couldn't exactly carry him around by the scruff much, anymore.

"My apologies, sir, for both his blunder and mine." She offered with an awkward dip of her head; "-And just so long as you're certain it wouldn't be a hassle, a tour sounds lovely." She had promised Triko she'd meet the pack, after all, and even if said tour was only of the town rather than a meet-and-greet with the pack, Kain was almost certainly a part of the pack.

[Kinkaid]

Kain could sense her uneasiness. Though when he felt a paw touch his hand he looked to the shepherd with a smile. He chuckled slightly as he shook the shep's paw. "Well hello to you too fella." He said before hearing the vixens threat towards the dog as she took his place in shaking his hand. "Aw, don't be like that. He was just saying hi." He said with sympathy and a slightly playful air to him. "There is no need to apologize nor to call me sir. My name is Kain." He told her politely. "It's no trouble at all." He assured her. He glanced to the shepherd "Don't worry boy, I'll get you some snacks." He said with a wink towards the dog before looking back to the girl.

[toothless,]

Rayne hesitated on that one. "It's someone from my past who could drastically change my future. If he is who I think he is, he could be my missing brother. The one who was taken from my family." She let out a breath and looked at the wolf. "Now, would you mind letting me out now before the big bad Alpha storms in?" She questioned him lightly.

[Kinkaid]

Von listened. his facial features did not change at all. Thought the statement itself did strike a cord. "Think you can get there and back before full moon?" He asked her simply. "Because if you can't get back here before moonrise two nights from now I will be forced to track you down and very possibly kill you." He told her. "Like I said. This moon will drive the most in control wolves to the point of blood thirst." He restated. Still his tone was calm and rather bored. He waited for her answer.

[toothless,]

Rayne shot him a curious glance at his question which darkened into a frown at his next words. "You're giving me the next day or so to find this man and can I restate, possibly kill him, then come back? Are you out of your mind?" She shook her head before brushing past him. "If I am brought to the point of blood thirst, so is everyone else in this pack, but I don't see them in here with me. No, they're all out there enjoying their freedom while I was stuck in a cell. Now I have restrictions on how long I have out there, even though I could very well possibly be killed by your Alpha almost like last time?"