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Petrova
black wolf ● she-wolf ● Forest//Camp ● tags;; Winter//Cote
● wayra pack
● wayra pack
Dark amber orbs watched the sky, staring at the different hues of blues and whites. Petrova felt the urgent tugging of the wind against her dark ebony-grey fur; shivers tingled down her spine as a chill rose. It was fall, the trees losing their precious leaves; as the green pigment faded to a brilliant array of brilliant shades of reds, yellows, and golds. They seemed to be a whole different level of ethereal tranquility and beauty; the whole scene made the she-wolf wants to cry and smile at the same time. Feeling perplexed, though the irony was simple, wolves cannot cry. Soft vibrations shook the sound-sensitive hairs that filled her ears. Her blackish grey triangles swiveled forward and her brown, amber-stained orbs drifted down and locked on the forms of two she-wolves. One, white as snow, the other black as night. Winter and Cote. Petrova scrambled to her paws, remembering her father’s instructions ‘always stand in the alphas presence.’
“Petrova, where were this fine morning.” Spoke the white alpha, causing her to angle her head towards her.
Petrova had to keep from rolling her eyes, she respected Winter but understand, this did not mean she was fond of her. She could tell, Winter did not trust her and the feeling was mutual, though Petrova would not let someone’s feelings get in the way of proving to her pack she deserved to be here. Huffing, she opened her jaws in a wide yawn; showing a salmon pink tongue and slightly yellow eyeteeth. “I patrol borders, scents of lone wolves; stale.” She replied, her voice although feminine was a low rumble.
“There is a distinct odor of unfamiliar lobo in the land.” came Cote’s strange tenor. Pulling back her black lips, baring her fangs, Petrova looked quite terrifying as a low growl resounded deep in her barrel. Petrova lowered her maw, putting her coal black gem to the ground; the wet surface causing dirt to stain her nose. Nostrils flaring as she took in all the scents, of course she got nothing, so she did not believe Cote, still, she lifted her maw to the sky. Sniffing again, new scents filled her nasal cavity. Imagine her surprise when an unidentified scent of another canid was detected amongst all the other scents, so Cote was telling the truth after all. “I will find the border-crosser.” rumbled Petrova.
She turned away and before anyone could object; she was gone.








