ooc:your good, :) Jayse had to hold back amusement, when the female realized the strange hour of her visitation. Either this wolf was an extremely good actress, or in her own little world. Jayse hoped it was the latter, as it would be an awful mistake if she was being so kind to a hidden threat. Having met quite a few wolves in her lifetime she didn't think, this wolves attitude, or warm tone could be easily faked. A heavy guard was still in place, because if she caught wind of the littlest bit of trouble she would not hesitate to attack. A weary smile, carved her black lips. "Yes, it isn't the greatest of times, especially since it could mean ill intention," She agreed, stateing the fact why the surordinate was a little leary of the mud hued she wolf. The visitor appeared to take in these facts, and was nervous indeed. At least it was clear no funny business would be tolerated. Holding back her own words, she waited to hear the reason for her actions. The hair on her neck waited to rise, if she didn't recieve it, more then would. The female quickly appoligized again, stating the scent of others, and her loneliness. Jayse hadn't taken her for being desprately lonely, but it made sense. Even if she couldn't decipher it. "Aw, well I know loneliness is no easy thing. But, does that mean your looking to join?" She knew once and awhile they got drifters, either looking for passage to the other side, or the want to stay briefly. Maybe she wanted to join if she was lonely. The silver female reflected on the stranger's face. She was a few years older then herself, she could see what father time had done to her. She looked like she could use a decent home, and she had said she was sorry. Inhaling deep, if the lady wanted to join she knew it'd be up to Alexander if she stayed. Jayse was not familiar with her leader so his habits were foreign to her. So she had no idea where he would be. She wished Borden were around, but she didn't know where he might be either. She half smiled to the fae, "You can stop appoligizing. We just got to figure out what to do with you." get ready, get set go. run before you can catch yourself.

It appeared that this ivory creature didn't really know what to do with her. She seemed on the cusp of antagonism, but instead watched her with forbearing, curved lips. Upon further inspection, it occurred to Ozera that there was something curious about this wolf. A pause. Were her eyes two different colours? Huh. That's strange. They really were. Looking into them chilled Ozera, and gave her a deeply unsettled feeling, almost like she was looking at a wolf who had been split in two and merged with a completely separate wolf. Such ideas were illogical, though. But she had never seen a wolf who had an eyes that were slices of the sun and sky. Entranced, Ozera stared into them, perhaps a little too long. Wait, there were words coming from her mouth now, weren't there?

Ill intention. That stung. Mostly because she was beginning to realise more keenly that her very standing on this very rock could have been perceived as a threat. Had it been some other wolf that found her, would they given her a bloodbath instead of this luke-warm conversation? But no one else found me. No use dwelling on it. With that, she tossed the notion out of the window as her train of thought churned through the night. Besides, there were more words released from the jowls in front of her.

"Aw, well I know loneliness is no easy thing. But, does that mean your looking to join?"

The last word hung in the air like mist, clinging to her fur, drenching her. Shaking herself, Ozera's smile turned into a beam of radiant jubilee. Hardly restraining herself, she whirled about in the snow as if she were a hapless yearling bubbling, "Oh I am I am I am!" She teetered and stumbled to a stop. No longer did she feel like an old hound who was in the dusk of her life, the autumn of her existence.

Radiant, ecstatic thoughts drowned out most of the next portion of words. Clearly she was beyond the state of apology and was a citizen of Euphoria and Utopia and so many wonderful things. Wait. What was she saying now? There was an intense gleam in her dulled sulfurous eyes. Of course. Of course. She's not the alpha. Of course. This did in no way bridle her glee, however. Ozera would ride this gaiety to the top of the mountain and then some. "In the mean time, can I know your na—?"

Wait a minute.

Looking over the snowy shoulder, Ozera noticed there was someone else here. This wolf smelled very much like the other, but he seemed very, very different. The regal arch of his tail of woven grayscale threads, the long, sturdy legs and broad chest, the commanding flash in his yellow eyes, all culminated in one being, the picture of dominance. Ozera's pale dun ears pivoted back and flattened themselves on her head submissively, and her tail curled towards her body. "You're the alpha, aren't you?" In his words, he would hold the key to her happiness: her acceptance. Or would he? "I... know this isn't really the time and this isn't my home... but. Could it be? Could I join?"

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Duo colored orbs followed the merry movements of the wolf. She was a little stunned and perplexed by this creature.You would have thought Jayse had told her she'd won the lottery or something, with how excited she was. The silver female only hoped she knew it was not her decision. She was trying to figure out this little escapade. Trying to settle the slight head ache, she blinked her eyes, concentrating on the tones of her words."All right, very well then. I suppose we need to find the Alpha." She did not know he was on his way there at the time. However, when the lady inclined about her name, Jayse also picked up the familiar scent of Alex. Eyes took in his dominant form, her head dropping slightly. He did not look mad, which she took as a good sign. But of coarse probaly wondering as he said what on earth was going on. Jaws parted ready to answer when the female submissively hunched, inquiring of him, and the question of belonging. Relieved her assumptions had been right, and the lady was smart enough to know she only hoped Alex would grant her what she wanted. Holding her tongue, she looked to her leader wondering what he would think. falling down stop to look around.

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Moving towards the female, he lost none of the stance he had before, though he shifted slightly to look at Jaysyek with a look of near congratulations. While he had failed to bring about members to Midnight Plateau, as unfortunate as that was, he was glad to see his own members being welcoming enough without necessarily allowing others to simply cross over markers. There was to be another among their ranks, and for that Alexander was thankful. He'd have to let her know in words later on.

<b style="color:#73e683">"You're more than welcome to join us, but first..." His brows furrowed slightly, and he rolled his shoulders. <b style="color:#73e683">"I think I should know your name." He hadn't said yes yet, but he hadn't said no either. There were very necessary formalities to get out of the way first. He hardly knew this wolf, so he wouldn't just allow her to wander into his pack. <b style="color:#73e683">"speech."

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