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Fading hope and stupid mistakes - Frost - Dec 18, 2013 (Closest pack to her, so I figured she'd stumble upon it.) Push forward to: 12-20-13 Drowsy the young women plopped into the cold snow to, yet again, cleanse her wound. She had fled from Ghastly Woods, then managed to make it through the Orchid, a small portion of the Black Berry fields, and then here. She'd taken many stops and breaks to rest herself as she traveled very slowly to the thickets. Heaving from exhaustion she was tempted to close her eyes but curiosity snagged her into staying conscious. The place surrounding her was quite interesting with branches reaching out and twisting around each other. *Focus,* She reminded herself nibbling at the ugly wound's scab. After awhile she had finished taking care of her main priority. Even tough she staid on her belly in order to give her legs a chance to energize themselves. It had been a long, quite, and boring hour that she had laid put fighting sleep before rising carefully. Creamy paws began to carry her closer and closer to the back borders before she smelt them. Stiffening she slowed even more, which made her go basically turtle speed, but pressed on. She was hungry and foolishly thinking of stealing from them. *Your hurt, keep calm. Don't do anything stupid.* She told herself in attempt to calm down but anxiety increased. As she halted Frost stood sniffing a scent marker, picking up the clear warning and growled to herself. Looking up she scanned the landscape before tucking her head in to view her leg. A short pause was held before she turned to leave shaking her head, "It'd be the death of me." She thought limping away at a hasty speed, but not yet a run. *So could not joining a pack...* As this crossed her a quite whimper forced itself out. Embarrassed she felt grateful no one seemed to be around herself. Stopping far from the borders she glanced back, *A pack wouldn't want a injured wolf hogging their food. You have nothing good to bring to them.* Inwardly she sneered at herself for being so worthless. A self intended growl of frustration left her leather lips. *Yet, you gotta do something to survive Frost.* Troubled she bent her front legs before the hind buckled in pursuit. *Why try?* She questioned resting her maw on shivering paws. RE: Fading hope and stupid mistakes - Nina - Dec 18, 2013 [dohtml]
RE: Fading hope and stupid mistakes - Frost - Dec 21, 2013 A stranger from the borders came into view, a possible threat to her very existence. A warning to not come closer to her, unless she wanted to risk possibly being bit, came out in an unstable growl. Just the thought of purposely harming another got under her skin. The simple fact showed through with her menacing sound. ”Hey there!! Do you need some help?” "Wha, what?" She thought out loud as her growl ceased to nothing, immediately. A blank look came to her features though bright eyes held confusion. Her puffy tail began to flop on the ground as ease washed over her. The calming sensation was short lived though, as she soon struggled to get up. Tensely she watched Nina with cautious orbs, "How can I trust you? I'd be of no help, just a burden. Well...till I healed. I could run messages considering my speed." The last part was mumbled to herself. *This women could be cannibal.* The sickening thought made Frost grimace in disgust for a moment. *No, that's just completely vile.* "If you promise not to hurt me, then yes I could use some help. If I make it past this hurtle- she frowned at the thought of passing- I vow to repay you however you wish. Just as long as it doesn't mean being bounded to a pack forever. I'm quite nomadic." She laid out her information, curious if the deal would be accepted. *I wonder if I seem pushy, rude, or bossy? I sure hope not.* Quickly she added a, "I'm sorry if I offended you with my word choice, Mad'am." She lowered her head to the ground before grinding her face into the white flakes. Soon her scrawny ill body fallowed. She had skillfully submitted without hurting her bleeding injury furthermore. "I'm Frost." She said belly in the air, tail tucked, and head so that she could not seen the alpha. Instead she peered up at the sky before blinking. RE: Fading hope and stupid mistakes - Nina - Dec 24, 2013 [dohtml]
RE: Fading hope and stupid mistakes - Frost - Dec 24, 2013 [dohtml]Frost felt even more stunned at this and gabbed a little, "Y-yes ma'am." Was all she could manage. She had a home for the Winter now, a prison, but at least some where warm. A small smile crossed her lips as she thought about the up coming Spring. If not sooner she'd be gone with in the first month of the rainy season. Not really sure of what to do or say she simply asked, "Miss, what do I do now? Also do you prefer Ma'am or miss? Some wolves can be....touchy." She chose her words carefully, picking through them till she found one she hoped wouldn't cause trouble. Even though the boredom of pack life hadn't started yet she knew that eventually she would be desperate to go somewhere new and exciting. Adventuring was one of the things she lived for. Still remaining in her position beneath her new alpha, she waited. Her mind was tearing through thoughts and questions eagerly. As long as she took this as an exploration in pack life she might be able to survive happily in Secret Woodlands. (HAPPY HOLIDAYS, :D)[/dohtml]
Re: - Spirit of Wildwood - Dec 24, 2013 [dohtml] Look Out!There is a deer that was killed by a lynx nearby. +7 Health [/dohtml]RE: Fading hope and stupid mistakes - Nina - Jan 04, 2014 [dohtml]
RE: Fading hope and stupid mistakes - Frost - Jan 05, 2014 [dohtml] (It's not Wintry but I felt like using a table. :) The young Mink girl listened to her elder's words, noting when she didn't answer her question. Her belly twisted a little in guilt. *She must be one of those wolves...* Words didn't come forth and she kept any opinions inside her mind. Nina trailed her muzzle down her and she held completely still. Her body was stiff, not being used to being touched by others. She belonged somewhere, she was some one's pack mate. While half of her was disgusted by this, a small part of her was joyed to have a home. The warming emotion was foreign to the cream wolf. She decided to ignore this and got to her paws carefully. Her injury stung as she did so and she tried not to show it. Her head was low and body overly submissive, even after being accepted. *Job?* She thought feeling a bit of excitement. *Wonder what it is?* When the thought of running an errand or searching for something in a new land left, she imagined more boring tasks. This included things such as marking boarders and watching injured wolves. Of course though she most likely wouldn't be allowed near them being brand new. Plus she wasn't a healer...and was hurt. When the warning met her ears she looked down and around. She hadn't noticed them before, and was lucky none had stabbed her pads. However as she looked over herself she saw some in her beige coat. Focusing back on her new leader Frost fallowed swiftly behind her. Not far into the thickets and the smell of the kill drifted into her nostrils. A crazed look of hunger came to her. In attempt to be dignified she ignored the lust to eat the deer. To rip into it's skin and scarf down juicy meat. As she thought of it more and more in her mind, her bottom right lid started to twitch. She wanted, no needed, that meal. *Calm, calm, calm. You don't want to just dart off after she welcomed you into her home.* The thought didn't help much. Stiffly, tense, and still twitching she walked onward.
"She speaks..." [/dohtml] RE: Fading hope and stupid mistakes - Nina - Jan 18, 2014 I can't add her to the role until this thread is archived, keep that in mind. <3 Nina will get +3 and Frost will get +4 for this one. [dohtml]
RE: Fading hope and stupid mistakes - Frost - Jan 18, 2014 (Alright, thanks. :) ) Frost was happy to hear her answer to the questions and shot back a quick,"Got it Nina." She found it odd to be calling her superior her name, but she shrugged it off. Without thinking she spoke again, "Ya know, you don't seem that old. My mother" She cut herself off, when was the last time she had spoke of either of her real parents? Her limbs felt suddenly heavy and she blinked a few time. Pulling herself from the jumble of emotions she finished, "Was around ten years old when she birthed my litter." She allowed the rest of the walk to be silent, listening to their surroundings. She was thinking of her past wrong doings that negatively affected others. *I left them...Amelia and Secret* Her gut twisted with guilt as she recalled leaving her sister and adoptive mother behind. Sighing she stopped just at the same time as Nina, subconsciously like. The smell of food met her nose and she approached warily. The simple fact that she was eating food first brought her guard up. Would the alpha suddenly do something horrible? Was she doing everything right? She wasn't sure but moved on in. Frost was quick to eat the divine meat. She munched hastily on the deer, chunks filling her belly. Once done she stepped away ever so silently. While the other women ate she kept on watch for it. The lynx, or any other up and about danger. She had a possessive look in her eyes that seemed to say: This food is ours' now, stay back. "Oh, a, yes." She mumbled pulling herself from the surrounding dense flora. Her hackles smoothed back as her ears slid down submissively. She lowered her head just slightly out of respect. "I would love to know this mystery job." She grinned some. |