Marking <3 With the name Koiyte ^^
Oh my....the natural colors on this one really make it pop xD Reminds me of a jazzed up coyote....C:
Oh my....the natural colors on this one really make it pop xD Reminds me of a jazzed up coyote....C:
Ralonica
Leslie
"Please, call me Les."
Male
To me, this WoI looks like a boy. Even though most people see the feminine side of the design, I see the masculine. Though those markings on his head may seem 'girly' to most, they can still fit into a male. There is nothing in a coat pattern that defines a WoI a 'male' or a 'female'. Though markings may look feminine, or masculine, they can always fit into any gender. And that's what I see in this WoI. He may look like a girl in some aspects, but to me, he's a lovely boy.
Empathetic | Gentle | Submissive | Clever || AggressiveEmpathetic
Leslie is a very empathetic WoI. He is very alert to the feelings of others, and always wants to help. He never gets into fights with other WoIs if he can help it, and he would rather hurt himself than hurt others. He has a very sympathetic ear, and enjoys talking to others who have problems. The drawback is that he doesn't have anyone to talk to himself, so his own feelings build up inside him, so often on the outside he may seem secure, but on the inside he's a mess. He really needs another version of himself to talk to.Gentle
Les is a very gentle WoI, who would never hurt a fly. He can never bring himself to hurt anything else, and is very soft and loving with fragile and delicate things, like pups and sick wolves. He would make a perfect healer, however, the trouble is that Les gets woozy at the sight of blood. He often finds himself walking away when faced with an injured wolf, even though he will have a desperate wish to help them. He doesn't tell anyone about this weakness, though, so it leaves other wolves utterly berwilded when he just walks away from an injured WoI. He is, however, very good with WoIs who are sick inside, weather mentally or physically. If he can't see the illness, it will be fine. With his sympathetic ear and gentle nature, he is usually the person everyone turns to if they are having problems.Submissive
Unfortunately, Les is a very submissive WoI. Though he avoids the stronger, older and arrogant wolves, he allows himself to be pushed around all the time, and be told what to do. He does anything to be accepted by the crowd, even going against his emotions just to be accepted. He has a strong want to be socially accepted, but he ends up hurting himself by this. If he is pressured to hurt a wolf, he'll do it, no matter how horrible he will feel afterwards, and no matter how much it will press against him. He needs to stand up for himself, and follow his own path, and though many wolves have told him that, he just doesn't listen. He doesn't want to be an outcast. Les absolutely hates being alone, so social rejection is one of his #1 fears, but little does he know that he is more likely to be shunned and rejected if he keeps on being so submissive.Clever
Les is a smart cookie. He is great at discovering a lot of things. He can find out a lot without saying one thing. He can be a fantastic stickybeak when he wants to be. He doesn't like asking questions, so he uses his own resources to find out what he wants to know. He can take a hint when it's given, and he is very good at deciphering even the most subtle body language.Aggressive
A side of Les that appeares rarely, and which is very different to his usual character. Yes, Les has an aggressive side. It doesn't often appear, but it does come out. Les shows his aggressive side when he has been pushed just that little bit far, and can't take it anymore. He is usually very patient and submissive, but there is a time when his patience runs out, and when he can't bear to bend to peer pressure anymore. When this happenes, he becomes very, very aggressive. He takes out his anger physically on things, living things. Usually any WoI that happenes to be nearby. One second he'll be a calm, co-operating wolf, the next he'll be red-eyed and snarling, and ready to hurt you. It isn't like he transforms into a different being. It's just that when he becomes so aggressive, it's like all his normal, empathetic and gentle personality traits dissapear temporarily, and he becomes a sort of monster. He is completely aware of everything he does when he becomes aggressive, it's just only afterwards he feels the regret about it.
Sometimes he becomes aggressive when he's alone, and it has made him take his anger out on himself. But when he arrives back at the den, injured and bleeding, he doesn't tell anyone what has happened and pretends that he is fine.
Night. Again.
Almost all of the time, it's night. That really puts me off. I mean... I really, really don't like night. It's dark, it's eerie, it's uncannily noisy but quiet at the same time, and there seem to be thousands more Kronadors out on the prowl. I sigh, and stare outside. I wish it is daytime. Day. Light. Sun. The sun, which warms the fur on a gleaming warrior's coat, which raises the morale of a soldier going to fight. I sigh, and lie down, watching the night sky outside. I'd fall back asleep again, until the morning's ray's warmed my back, but I only just woke up. I stand up again, and start to walk back into the den, my claws clack-clacking on the hard floor. There's nothing to do here, trapped in by the darkness that surrounds this place. I let out a long, drawn-out breath, and amble along the passageway, idle. I am just about to round one of the twisting corners when I hear something, something I didn't hear before because I was lost in my own thoughts. Voices. I recognised those voices. They belong to the voices of the older wolves, the young warriors. The wolves who felt superior, above all, and were never afraid to show their power. Some of those wolves even had their armour now. I heard their voices get louder, louder, and more excited. It soon became clear that they had heard me. They know I'm here.
I froze, and as quick as I could, I scrambled around, my claws slipping on the passage floor. I pick up my feet and run, run, as fast as I possibly can, through the dark passage. My mind is filled with panicked thoughts, as I rush through the twisting tunnels. Suddenly, I feel my claws stop sliding, my paws on stable ground again. I lengthen my stride at this opportunity - this opportunity to gain a start, outrun my pursuers. This opportunity to lose them in the passageways. Suddenly, I realise. And it comes as a bolt of shock, and I stagger to the side. I'm not in the den anymore. I'm outside.
And I don't have a clue where I am.I spun around, looking back the way I came. Behind me, there is next to no sign that I had ever run through the forest - only a few small, shallow prints that mark where I took my strides, places where the grass was pressed down by fleeing feet. I stare at the divots in the grassy carpet, the faint marks where the grass is already starting to spring back into shape. I instantly snap out of my vague thoughts, my fur standing on end. If I want to make it back to the den, I better be fast, before the marks vanish completely. I bolt across the clearing, in the direction the tracks went in, and arrive, flustered, at the treeline. I take a moment to get my bearings, before I spend a few moments painstakingly trying to find the other faint prints that mark where I was. Seeing a faint print ahead, I sprint towards it, on the trail once more.
I continue to run, to follow the tracks, stop get my bearings, then run, again. I skitter around the large trees, running on a grassy blue-green carpet as I try to make sense of it all. I re-trace my steps again and again, meet more and more dead-ends. I start to panic, sweat running in little beads, down behind my ears, down my back. Fear. Loneliness. What am I going to do if I can't make it back? The loneliness suddenly hits me, a pang of feeling that I can't brush away. I'm on my own, now. I feel like breaking down, now, running away, but I've already run and there's no where else. The feelings I've been facing then suddenly well up inside me, like an empty creek filling with water after a storm. I'm not going to get back. And if at last, I stumble onto the floor of the den once more, those wolves are going to finish me off, those young warriors. They're probably waiting for me right now. Why don't I just run? I've been pushed around enough. I can flee, and they can see how much they miss me. I can start a life out here. No, I can't. Will I just stay out here, until a Kronador finishes me off? I see another trail out of the corner of my eye, and bound down it, looking for the slightest glimpse of hope that I'll make it back alive.The trail went straight, as straight as the tall trees. It hardly wavered, and it was like an arrow, running along. I bounded along it, too hopeful, as I ran along that track. The trail swerved slightly, curving around a gentle bend, and suddenly, I pulled myself to a halt, panting. There, ahead of me, a large river rushed ahead, cutting across the trail. The white water rosed and splashed, bubbling and frothing far up the bank. The tracks leading to the river were very definite, deep imprints in the soft mud that surrounded the river. I stopped, confused. I certainly had not crossed any kind of water in my frightened escape - and certainly not such a powerful body of water as this river, which certainly could sweep me away unless I was strong enough to withstand the current. I lower my muzzle to the ground, breathing in the powerful scent of a wet wolf, and I freeze. An unknown warrior. Shoot.
I freeze, and feel the hairs on my back rise. Feeling absolutely petrify, I turn around slowly. Nothing. I instantly relax, and close my eyes, chiding myself for being so scared. That's when I hear it. A cold voice coming from right behind me, a voice which absoultely scares me out of my wits.
"What are you doing here?"I spin around, and suddenly I am face-to-face with a snarling wolf. I take a step back, but the wolf then takes a step forward, towering over me, doing a fantastic job of making me feel very intimidated and insignificant. I realise that it's a female, a young warrior, older than I am, but not too much older.
"Please... p-please... don't hurt me." I say, trying to get my mouth to work properly, forgetting the proper way to pronounce my words. I hear the other wolf snicker, in an unpleasant way.
"I wonder what a nervous wolf like you is doing in a place like this." she says, sneeringly. "Shouldn't you be in the den, with the other pups?" she continues, emphasizing the word 'pups' as if she loathed to even think about it.
I just stare at her, dumbstruck, my mouth hanging open slightly, like a loose hinge. I blink several times in rapid succession, which must have made me look utterly ridiculous, because the wolf gave me a repulsive stare, before continuing to talk, slowly, steadily, and in a voice that set my teeth on edge.
"Why - are - you - here?" she said, drawling out each word slowly.
"I... Igotlost." I say, quickly, all my words jumbling up together into one slurred action, the letters tripping over eachother to make a fine mess of what used to be audiable speech.
The wolf snorted.
"Got lost! GOT LOST!" she shouted, snarling, some saliva dripping off her jaws. "Well, you can get lost again and get OUT OF MY SIGHT! You impudent little PUP! Can't you take a hint and leave me ALONE?" she says, taking a step towards me, growling low, and trecherously. I take a cautious step back, retreating, and suddenly I feel a soft, squelchy substance underfoot. Mud. That's when I realise that the wolf has gotten around me, and is now pushing me closer to the raging river. I quiver slightly, wondering what to do next. I open my mouth, and nervously try to take a more friendly approach.
"I'm... I'm sorry. It's just that I have no idea where I am. And..." I pause for a moment. "My name's Leslie." I say, "But you can call me Les." I finish, out of breath.
The wolf snorted again.
"Well... Leslee." she said, stretching my name out. "You can follow me as far as the Howling Rock. But after that, you gotta get out of my hair, OK? And no messing around, either, and it will be as pain-free as possible." she said, turning her back on me and starting to walk away. I followed her, but at a distance.
"Ex... cuse me, but... what's your name?" I ask, in a shaking voice. The wolf turned around to answer, her jaws snarling, as she glared at me.
"Call me Loki. And nothing else."
Clicky.
This art depicts a personality trait that Les has, but hardly ever shows. It's his aggressive personality.
Clicky.
Les' armour reflects himself. The interlocking plates that cover his head, chest and back are strong and sturdy, like Les is, something which can protect a warrior from almost anything. They aren't glamorous, not being shiny, and made out of a strange material. Les himself is anything but showy, and he would never be able to bear wearing bright, attention-seeking armour. The bright feathers in his armour represent Les himself, and how he is different, unique, and stands out from the rest, bringing colour into everything. The armour is quite heavy at the front, but there is little armour at the back. This may look like a weakness, but the plates on his back leg, with the long spikes, show how even weaknesses can slowly and surely be made into strengths. The armour also shows that he is always going to face his enemy straight-on, and isn't going to be cowardly. The plates of armour are fantastic protection against the teeth and claws of Kronadors, but aren't suited for an attack from a Warrior. This shows the purpose of Les' armour - he is going to use it in attack against the common enemy, the Kronadors, and is going to retain peace between his own kind.
The WoI world is called 'Isket', and the water is white, the grass is a greeny-blue colour, and the mountains are an earthy red. There is more night than a sunny day.Mardelius was the first WoI and was killed by the largest Kronador. Laurona is his mate and died of an illness. She is also the mother of Rayo, Dax, Faolan, Max and Tira. Mardelis and Laurona weren't the only UR WoIs, but they are the only known ones. Rayo is the leader of all WoI.There are the "Lost WoI", who left the other WoI for unknown reasons. The first Unknown were ex-members of the first UR WoI. The Unknown still must breed and live. Sometimes there are young pups walking around Isket, who aren't part of any pack. These are the Pound Pups and Teenies, who are originally from the Unknown. However, they don't know anything about their origins and the Unknown because they are too young or too shocked, and forget their past.
I'm sure everyone is now thinking of that much-asked question. Why do I want this WoI? Is it just because his eye-catching design would look good in a signiature? Is it because I just want a WoI? Is it just because I can have a go at him, but won't really care for him? Well, I'll tell you the reason I'm trying for this amazing boy.
Firstly, he has an amazing coat. He simply has that power to draw you in. Weather it's his simple design, or soft colouring, or beautiful eyes, he just... captivates me. His colouring seems to compliment itself perfectly, not being too garish or contrasting, not being too bold. He has a softer colouring that just grabs at me, and makes me want to have him for my own.
I absolutely love this boy. He has a beautiful coat, which isn't just any coat to me. He is a WoI I can feel I can build a personality and a history around, a WoI who has his own world which just needs to be discovered. He could be very special, to anyone who loves him.
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