Sacred Grove enjoy the silence

Ranger held a rough interior, much like himself, but it was proven once more to the tawny male to how kind her heart truly was beneath that guarded shield. He remained silent as the ebony she-wolf spoke a few heated words to the stranger, who seemed to want nothing more than to grumble softly to herself and silently refuse their help.

Ranger offered insight to how she had watched deer show the same symptoms as the stranger, though they could never be certain. The life of a lone wolf in winter was dangerous, and if she was injured and had no pack to feed her, it was unlikely she would survive. Yet at her refusal to answer even a simple question, Ruiko was once more reminded of survival of the fittest. Let her rot in the snow.

Shifting his eyes back to his companion, the tawny beast gently placed his muzzle atop hers, signifying he understood she wanted to aid the other wolf. “We can leave whenever you want to,” he let her know, uncertain if she would give up now and move on to their travels, or if she wanted to coax information from the stranger once more. There was a small pause in his words as his eyes skimmed over the weak she-wolf once more. "We could even just kill her and take her as a snack for later," he murmured dismissively, if only to see what reaction he could gauge from the ebony stranger before them.

(This post was last modified: Mar 17, 2011, 10:46 PM by Ruiko.)

The ebony girl before them seemed to be trying her hardest to evade their questions. She didn't seem to even want to look at them, her eyes turning to <span class='word'>eschew</span> theirs whenever they looked at her. It was clear that she was hurt, but why she didn't accept their help was beyond her. Ruiko motioned to her that he would leave whenever he wanted, though he would help her, as well, if the stranger would allow. Ranger sighed and shook her head. <b>"She doesn't want help."</b>

He mentioned something about taking her along as a snack and Ranger laughed, a high tinkling sound, like bells. She shook her head and kissed his cheek, turning her merry eyes back toward the wolf before them. <b>"She's much too skinny to eat. I think it would be harder to eat her than the energy we would gain."</b> Ranger studied the stranger for a few more minutes, wondering what was going on in her head. <b>"We only want to help, you know,"</b> she whispered, beginning to turn away from the wolf at her feet.

OOC: Herf Murf. Lost all muse on this one. D:

Black triangles on the top of Kauda's petite head swiveled around to listen to the wolves. Wonderful, thanks for your freakin' support. thought Kauda angrily. "You will not eat me." Kauda muttered, sending an ice cold glare at the male with ice blue eyes. Obviously, they wanted words. Well, fine. Durf de durf. Let's just go ask a dizzy girl who is fading from consciousness some questions. If she doesn't answer them then we'll just eat her. Kauda thought in her mind in a mimicking, sarcastic tone. "And I don't mind help, I just don't need it. I'm just.. just dizzy." said Kauda quietly. Kauda attempted to stand once more and with more success this time. "I know you're just trying to help, and I appreciate it." she murmured, shaking out her fur dizzily. "And I'm sorry I don't want to tell you what happened." she glared back at the male, realizing that the reason he was mad was because she simply refused to tell him what happened to her. The female was mad because of her silence and refusal for help. "Sorry." she sighed one last time, sending the male an irritated glance and the female a softer one. Kauda put one paw out in front of the other and shakily walked. The two wolves had caught her in a Johnny Rain Cloud mood, one of her multi sided personalities. She was sincere about her apology.. to the female. The male was one she didn't entirely like. She didn't mean to disturb the couple. Nor did she mean to pop out from the bushes and fall. Truthfully, Kauda was just a dizzy wolf that needed some time, possibly a place, to rest and recooperate for a little while, at least until her vision wasn't so foggy. But, getting help accepted from the undertrusting Johnny Rain Cloud was a little bit hard.