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Morrigan held her temper. She had near perfect control of her emotions, the ways of her old pack forcing her to do so, but this she-coyote was getting on her nerves. "Your ranks are stupid. This pack is stupid. You are stupid. Shut up and stop fighting like a pair of misbehaved pups. If you're a...

"Does it matter?" Morrigan growled, stepping towards the smaller coyote. She could easily beat her if it came down to it.

Morrigan noticed a confrontation going on, and got up from where she had been laying. She approached the two, head held high. She had never met them before, it wasn't like they could tell she was a lower ranker and they might not question it. "Is there a problem?"

(Not to be rude, but some people do get busy, and cant let you know that they're gonna leave all the time, you know...)

"Thank you, Alpha." Morrigan murmured as he left, turning and giving Emira a glance. Seeing the look on her face, she took a step back. "I guess I'll let you be, then." She murmured, turning to go and fetch her own rabbit from the prey pile.

Morrigan tilted her head, her confusion abrupt and blatant. The Alpha at her old pack would've had her ears within seconds of her even daring to look him in the eyes, whether she had been told she was allowed to eat her hunt or not. "Thank you, Alpha." She murmured, her stance becoming less...

Morrigan turned abruptly, blocking his immediate view of Emira. She met him with a level gaze, resisting the urge to flinch as she looked him in the eyes. "You and Angel were both asleep so I wasn't able to ask. I caught the rabbit myself, and the pack had plenty of food to sustain them all...

Morrigan huffed, frowning when she did not get the attention she craved. The pack had turned away from her, off in their own little world. Emira had crept away, and even Crystal was nowhere to be find. Neither where the Alpha's. But she was starving. So, she did the thing she did best, ducked...

Morrigan trotted after her, entering camp with her head held high. She had been proud of what they had achieved with only the two of them, but of course, the rest of the pack had to go and one up them. She stopped dead when she saw what remained of a bear beside the prey pile, a low growl rising...

Morrigan grinned, looking at Emira's kills. "Good work," she said, nodding her head towards the two rabbits. She met Emira's gaze, watching the breathless coyote for a brief moment, before collecting her rabbits. With how many they caught, they would surely be allowed to eat. "We should get...

Morrigan abandoned her kill, pouncing on a straggler with her paws. It nearly slipped away, tufts of fur scattering and it let out an ear-piercing screech, but she snapped her maw closed around the rabbits neck. She straightened up, watching a few last tails sprint down into their tunnels before...

Morrigan crouched a bit away from the bush, her muzzle lowered as she watched the rabbits through narrowed eyes. Her muscles tensed, careful not to move too many leaves with her tail. She had her eyes set on a single rabbit, a rather large buck that didn't seem like he would be able to move that...

Morrigan grinned, taking off after her. Her long strides quickly over took Emira, but she made sure to not completely bolt off without her. She slowed as they reached a small dip in the land, she spotted the colony of rabbits through the bushes. It was going to be difficult, they were right...

Morrigan looked at Emira, unable to mask a grin at her playful behavior. "You're quite right. If we stick together, the bossy higher ranks won't bully us as much." Her gaze found Emira's, being cautious were she set her slow steps, watching as the sunlight hit her eyes, catching on the golden...

"Emira. That's a lovely name." Morrigan had noticed her slight limp, and kept a slow pace. Though she wished she could run like she longed to, she didn't want to further irritate any injury Emira had sustained, whether it was old or new. "Thank you for joining me. Most of the pack doesn't want...

"Of course. Thank you." Morrigan backed away, before trotting back up to Emira. "We can go, Alpha gave us the okay." She told her, already heading towards the camp entrance. She paused and looked at her again, realizing she hadn't gotten her name. "I'm sorry, forgive my poor manners. My names...

Morrigan glanced at Amber as she dug into a moose, and nearly went up to do the same. She was starving, but she needed to hunt for the pack first. Cautiously, she approached the Alpha, keeping her head low but refusing to bow in front of the Alpha. She had done enough of that in her past and she...

Morrigan paused, turning around. She spotted the pretty dark brown coyote that had been silent beside Crystal, and even though Emira was looking right at her, she still glanced side to side, seeing if she was speaking to someone else. When she found no one, she nodded to Emira. "That would be...

"Oh, I'm sorry." Morrigan murmured, genuinely sympathetic for the other coyotes situation, but not quite sure how to respond. She took a few steps towards the Alpha's den, giving a slight nod. "Right...see you later, then."

"Thank you. Crystal is a lovely name, as well." Morrigan dipped her head slightly, before turning her attention towards the Alpha's call. She winced, looking back at Crystal and Emira. "I was curious if you both would like to hunt with me. I was just on my way to ask the Alpha."