Klash stood up. He was going into loner territory, whether it was a good idea or not. Hoping no loner wolves would come across him, he continued to follow her scent. After what felt like hours, since his progress was so slow, he found the den Misa was in. He quietly crept into the cave. She looked like she was sleeping. Her face was wet like she was crying. He carefully laid down next to her and laid his head across her, (like this)
(in all seriousness I'm confused.)
Misa's eyes slowly opened and she looked up. She didn't notice what was going on at first, but when she finally did. she jumped back. "How did you find me!?" She shouted. "I-I wasn't crying!"Klash stood up. He was going into loner territory, whether it was a good idea or not. Hoping no loner wolves would come across him, he continued to follow her scent. After what felt like hours, since his progress was so slow, he found the den Misa was in. He quietly crept into the cave. She looked like she was sleeping. Her face was wet like she was crying. He carefully laid down next to her and laid his head across her, (like this)
and whispered soothingly, "Don't cry, Misa."
(YAY HANNAH!Ember loped along the border of her pack, her nose to the ground. She looked on with scrutiny as she scoured for prey. She hated winter for this reason--there was no prey to be found, at all, ever. And to say it bothered her would be an understatement.
Suka was stalking along the border of the pack, the one closest to the Stonepack border. He growled, and headed up towards the loner lands, to check in on the activity there.
Nikko grinned and trotted through the undergrowth. He had been the one to suffer the least by far in the winter as his hunting skills benefited him--and sometimes the pack--greatly. Today's catch was a large grouse. Now he just needed to find a wolf to share it with.
(Anyone can jump in here with Ember and Nikko; but please leave Suka alone. I can haz planzies for him...)
Arata stumbled back. "N-N-no no I didn't!" She stuttered and backed up.
