The Sounds of the Earth

Now, Willie couldn't help it. Everyone was now on their paws and pouncing on their haunches. This was nice. Everyone was bonding; it just took Kanosak to do that. He was certainly much more deserving to be in here. What if she didn't fit in? A misfit from a lone family. She frowned slightly and then turned it upside down. She didn't want to show how she was doubting herself.

She stood up, her tail wagging. She was light on her paws, and bouncy. Kashikoi tackled Kansak, and Volkan's gaze swept over them, as if ready for another playful attack. She laughed and backed off; giving them more room to play.

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<blockquote>Kano had to admit he felt a little bit of relief at the release of tension in the air, and even Wille was getting involved in the shenanigans. He laughed as he was tackled and pounced and wrestled with. Yearlings were great for the sort of rough play you couldn't have with pups. Finally beginning to wear down a little, he gathered his strength for a final pounce at Wille, playfully nipping at her scruff in the process before collapsing in a heap a short distance away. He continued to watch Kashi and Volkan while he caught his breath. Their energy seemed boundless but he still had a border to patrol and mark.

There was a persistent loner hanging around the borders and he intended to give him no opportunity to ruin what they had here. He masked his thoughts with a constant smile and laughter when one got one up on the other. He was relieved Kashi was looking better already. He had been so worried when he had first seen him that he wasn't sure he would have seen the week out.</blockquote>

Scuffling playfully with Kano and the others he broke away as Kanosak made a pounce at the older female. Turning his attention to the other yearling he jumped at her nipping towards the nip of her neck playfully. That rabbit really did help he thought to himself as Kano watched them play fight. He couldn't really remember the last time he had this much fun but that didn't matter to him. Right now his only thoughts were that he was alive and he was enjoying it.

With death comes life and with life comes hope.

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<blockquote>Volkan accepted the nip with a laugh, aiming to nip Kashikoi's neck in return. But it was half-hearted; in the past moments, thoughts had begun to cross her mind, and no amount of idle play with relative strangers could alter her thoughts. Briefly she surveyed Wille and Kanosak, her eyes lingering shamelessly on the white female. Volkan had always imagined herself as Ruiko's Second, now Second to Aeylen as well. And this white stranger...

...Well, for now, it didn't matter. Anyway, her stomach was growling, and though it had visibly revived Kashikoi, she regretted not eating it herself, though she hadn't been hungry at the moment. So, Volkan decided to stalk away, with a simple <b>"See you guys later,"</b> glad for the play they'd shared but still a little weirded out by the whole situation... She'd hunt for another rabbit on her own, and give herself some time to think this over.</blockquote>

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<blockquote>Volkan's sudden departure reminded him that he now had responsibilities and despite how fun their little reunion had been, he had borders to patrol. He raised himself, regret painted clearly on his face. He didn't want to leave, but didn't have much choice. He nodded to Kashikoi and brushed up against Wille affectionately. <b>"I'll find you tonight."</b> he whispered to her with a small smile. They hadn't been alone since they had joined the pack, and bonding between the pair was well overdue.

It was with heavy footsteps that he returned to patrol. He would have to squeeze some hunting in at some point as well. Or perhaps he would save that for tonight when he rendezvoused with Wille.</blockquote>

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