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name November Trees
age three years
rank omgea
pack wooden falls
tags Elizabeth
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The young male's eyes slowly searched around the pack, wondering where everyone was.
It was a cool morning, but nothing out of the ordinary. Just a simple, and very relaxing morning.
Just one of those lazy days that every wolf needs every once in a blue moon. November Trees
turned his massive black head to the side, only to look around the large pack. There were many
wolves scattered about, talking, hunting, doing whatever these wolves did. November Trees was
new into this Wooden Falls pack, and so far, the young male liked it. There was nothing special
about the pack. Just an average sized, happily built, pack. Besides being basically ignored,
November Trees enjoyed this pack. He had been there for about a week now, give or take a little bit, and besides one of the alpha's accepting him into their humble home, no one has paid much attention, or even tried, to talk to him. Boredom struck over the young man, and he slowly rose to his feet, shaking the loose dirt that clung to his pelt like and infant to his mothers fur. Turning his head, he slowly departed from the rock that he was laying on, and started to make his way through the dandy pack. As he passed the fresh kill pile, the scent of rotting flesh came into his nose, and made the young brute's nose recycle in horror. Even though the brute was an omgea, and omgea's jobs were to go hunting, it still bothered November Trees that wolves would kill animals that were not close to death. To him, that was a cruel and unusual thing to do to an innocent creature. Turning his attention away from the fresh kill, he spotted a smiler figure standing not too far from him, himself. It was Elizabeth, the alpha female of his pack. Turning his head behind him to look behind him, he let out a deep sigh. Might as well try to make a friend. November Trees through to himself. Lowering his head, he started to make his way over to her, forcing a smile to his face, he stopped before her, and bowed his head low to the ground into a deep bow. Straining up his head from his deep bow, the brute greeted her, "Good morning Lady Elizabeth. How might you be this fine, and lovely morning?"