Alexa Katia Blake
19
bisexual
hunter
tags;open
crush/mate; open
[/quote]Luka Adam Blake
19
bisexual
healer/medic
tags; Jason, Mark
crush/mate; open
☆|Emery Castellanos|☆|Male|☆
☆|Widower|☆|Werewolf|☆|Scout|☆
☆|Tags: Open|☆
A large black wolf trotted towards one of the small houses tucked away into the forest. Greying muzzle lifted to the air, the last drifts of human scent reached his nose but it was stale and no longer an immediate threat. Sensing that the threat appeared to have passed, the aged wolf shifted into a tall man with equally greying hair. His bushy brows furrowed as he dug into the pockets of his leather jacket to pick out his keys.
Emery had been lurking when strangers entered the forest but had been too late to join the fray and avoid death or, worse, capture. Emery had watched as he packmates were taken down but he couldn't risk being taken from his daughter - not before his time.
Finding his keys, Emery pulled them out by the brown rabbit's foot keyring and inserted the brass key into the lock. It clicked and he made a satisfied grunt as he pushed open the door and stepped into the warmth of his abode. He stamped his feet to remove the snow: a habit drummed into him by his late-wife, Jess.
Emery kicked off the logger boots and padded into the kitchen, took a beer from the fridge before slumping into his chair. He glanced at the phone as if expecting a call from someone. He wanted to know what was going on but daren't go over and be cursed with the image if bloodied pack members that always rembered him of the haunting image of his wife dead in the grass.
Alexa Katia Blake
19
bisexual
hunter
tags;open
crush/mate; open
[/quote]Luka Adam Blake
19
bisexual
healer/medic
tags; Jason, Mark
crush/mate; open
☆|Emery Castellanos|☆|Male|☆
☆|Widower|☆|Werewolf|☆|Scout|☆
☆|Tags: Open|☆
A large black wolf trotted towards one of the small houses tucked away into the forest. Greying muzzle lifted to the air, the last drifts of human scent reached his nose but it was stale and no longer an immediate threat. Sensing that the threat appeared to have passed, the aged wolf shifted into a tall man with equally greying hair. His bushy brows furrowed as he dug into the pockets of his leather jacket to pick out his keys.
Emery had been lurking when strangers entered the forest but had been too late to join the fray and avoid death or, worse, capture. Emery had watched as he packmates were taken down but he couldn't risk being taken from his daughter - not before his time.
Finding his keys, Emery pulled them out by the brown rabbit's foot keyring and inserted the brass key into the lock. It clicked and he made a satisfied grunt as he pushed open the door and stepped into the warmth of his abode. He stamped his feet to remove the snow: a habit drummed into him by his late-wife, Jess.
Emery kicked off the logger boots and padded into the kitchen, took a beer from the fridge before slumping into his chair. He glanced at the phone as if expecting a call from someone. He wanted to know what was going on but daren't go over and be cursed with the image if bloodied pack members that always rembered him of the haunting image of his wife dead in the grass.
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