ANDRZEJ YEVTUSHENKOV
male }{ nineteen }{ werewolf, wolf form }{ tagged; frederick
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Just as the minuscule wolf barked out a reply to Valerie, he realized more wolves and hunters had hastily entered the clearing - enraptured by the commotion. Since his previous pack, more than seven months ago, he had lived a life of solitude in the wilderness and taken to living as a full time wolf. He had avoided interactions with anyone outside of being audacious a handful of times to trespass into the far town more than half an hour away taking advantage of his doglike appearance late at night to brazenly scramble among the dumpsters during the lower moments of his life where starvation clung at his skeleton, due to this he almost felt an awkward presence to the atmosphere being among not only so many wolves, but humans. A scent caught his nose, domestic. Both humanlike and both wolf like, and he realized there was a dog.
Fur, tousled and short, lowered only just on his back as his neck snapped around to take the view of a human - weaponless. Not a hunter. He realized how out of place he must've looked; nearly as though he was a domestic mutt roaming around rather than a fearsome beast that tales had portrayed his species. Then a sharp bark broke the atmosphere, so unlike a lycans and so human tainted and then Andrzej was not the only one alerted of the newcomers. Holding an acute belief in karma, what comes around goes around, he held a distaste for any harm to come to none who had not done something to deserve it, and the anxiousness bubbled up inside of his gut in fear of seeing either the defenseless human or the poor house pooch to get hurt.
It was a kneejerk reaction, he wanted to get the two away from crossfire and he did the first thing he thought he could do to succeed in that. With a mouth full of jowl rather than teeth and soft paws, as though he were a puppy in tousle with one of his siblings, he charged into the dog with the fleeting prayer that he didn't actually hurt the golden canine. Scare the dog, scare the human - get them out of the image and if anything have the other weres believe that he was going to handle the newcomers rather than charging in with teeth and claws.
He snarled out, hoping in the least that the dog could get the message from his tone, Step out, best not stick your noses where it doesn't belong or you risk getting hurt!
male }{ nineteen }{ werewolf, wolf form }{ tagged; frederick
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Just as the minuscule wolf barked out a reply to Valerie, he realized more wolves and hunters had hastily entered the clearing - enraptured by the commotion. Since his previous pack, more than seven months ago, he had lived a life of solitude in the wilderness and taken to living as a full time wolf. He had avoided interactions with anyone outside of being audacious a handful of times to trespass into the far town more than half an hour away taking advantage of his doglike appearance late at night to brazenly scramble among the dumpsters during the lower moments of his life where starvation clung at his skeleton, due to this he almost felt an awkward presence to the atmosphere being among not only so many wolves, but humans. A scent caught his nose, domestic. Both humanlike and both wolf like, and he realized there was a dog.
Fur, tousled and short, lowered only just on his back as his neck snapped around to take the view of a human - weaponless. Not a hunter. He realized how out of place he must've looked; nearly as though he was a domestic mutt roaming around rather than a fearsome beast that tales had portrayed his species. Then a sharp bark broke the atmosphere, so unlike a lycans and so human tainted and then Andrzej was not the only one alerted of the newcomers. Holding an acute belief in karma, what comes around goes around, he held a distaste for any harm to come to none who had not done something to deserve it, and the anxiousness bubbled up inside of his gut in fear of seeing either the defenseless human or the poor house pooch to get hurt.
It was a kneejerk reaction, he wanted to get the two away from crossfire and he did the first thing he thought he could do to succeed in that. With a mouth full of jowl rather than teeth and soft paws, as though he were a puppy in tousle with one of his siblings, he charged into the dog with the fleeting prayer that he didn't actually hurt the golden canine. Scare the dog, scare the human - get them out of the image and if anything have the other weres believe that he was going to handle the newcomers rather than charging in with teeth and claws.
He snarled out, hoping in the least that the dog could get the message from his tone, Step out, best not stick your noses where it doesn't belong or you risk getting hurt!

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