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Yay, Bluebee's back! I think I was gone most of the time you were on, but I remember you.

Lol.

I'm debating whether to resurrect those two as well, but I might if everyone else wants to bring back the first generation. Betas filling in for any of my alphas sounds perfect.

I wouldn't mind if you filled in for her, but the beta thing would work. Also, I'll try to be sure I let everyone know if I disappear again so you can replace any high-rankers.

I don't remember anything from RWTP I. It was over a year ago, I think.

Is there already a character in line from RWTP VI's Darkpack alpha female?

I'm leaving all the big plots to Owl and you other RPers this time due to RL, but I'll try to get on maybe a couple of times a day now.

I couldn't believe it when I saw her PM. YEEEAAAH!!!! CHICKEN TAMER!!! I'm going to read through the most recent RP posts.

I'm sorta lost...but the idea sounds great to me. I have no idea what's going on in the RP right now though XD

(RP, anyone? Sorry for not being on much...a two second recap would also be appreciated.)

(Alrighty.) Nyx stayed in the denning site as Storm went out to finish marking Emeraldpack's borders. Atra lapped up some water from the Darkpack river and looked around for the rest of her pack's members.

(Can someone tell me where my charries are? I missed a good amount of pages.)

"No-one's having much luck with prey now, Nebrivo," Quartz said, pawing at the snow on the ground. She glanced around. Spring better come soon this year.

(What happened with Wildfire & Darkpack? Is he still on their land or...somewhere else?) Moss trotted into the Darkpack dens. She looked around, tired and relaxed.

Quartz looked up and spotted her mate. She smiled weakly, feeling a little guilty that she hadn't bothered to find him and share her catch.

All accepted. We'll have to ask Owl if she can be a spy for Darkpack, though.

(Wrong timeline, then Edit, edit, edit time...)

derpy

"Hmm...yes, I suppose now would be a good time, with Darkpack going strong." In truth, Atra was dying with the need for vengeance on the Stonepack wolves, but she knew that Kodiak was right about Emeraldpack. She galloped along beside him, twisting her face into a ferocious snare when she came...

Moss yawned nervously at the sound of the howl. She trotted closer out of curiosity, but she decided it would be better to let the alphas handle it.