~*~Survive The City: A stray Dog RP RESTARTED~*~

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"Just to a few places that I know has food, as well as to grab a few things for the den." Jargo replied, taking a step out of the den. "Why?"
 
Chickenfan4life said:
"Just to a few places that I know has food, as well as to grab a few things for the den." Jargo replied, taking a step out of the den. "Why?"
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"Just wanted to know where you would be." Harli answered. "I have a strange feeling in my gut." she walked inside and laid down in her nest.
 
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Raven's eyes were big and round with fright as she walked after Minty, though she didn't trot in that same confident pace that her scheming sister did. Pushing away her anxiety as a feeling of awe swept over her, her little jaw dropped at the sight of the massive junk heap. Seeing Minty start the climb, she hesitantly began to clamber up after her.


(Scarlet's so much more confident, now!)

Dixie walked along the side of the deep incline, staring down in shock and fright. How horrifying it would be if one of the others fell in, she thought. She started imagining worst-case scenarios, very much against her will, as she wasn't generally the one to do so. As she walked after Russet, who had gently, gingerly brushed past her, one of her scenarios came to life.

She felt her paws slip and she scrabbled and clawed for a grip on the concrete ground, but not to much help. Finally, she found a grip on the smooth ground and hauled herself halfway up, where she then towed her weight up the rest of the way, to safety. Feeling like a dunce, nearly falling in right after Scarlet's warning, she drooped her ears and hung her head.
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Minty scaled the junk pile until she reached the ledge outside the Alpha den, climbing up onto it. Carefully, she approached the edge of the ledge and looked down over the junk yard in awe. "Whoa..." she uttered, her eyes big. And then she turned and looked into the opening of the Alpha den. "C'mon!" she said excitedly, hopping toward the den without hesitation.


Mystery gasped in horror, and quickly--though very carefully!--he moved over to help Dixie up. "Are you okay?" he asked almost breathlessly. He couldn't bear to think of what they could do if she had fallen in! And then, from the corner of his eye, he spotted something far below. His maw falling open, he peered over the edge into the unnatural pond. "...There's a dog down there!" he barked, his green eyes wide with alarm.

Scarlet and Mantis moved carefully to the edge, both looking down to the water below. There was a small shore there, maybe a foot or two wide, and lying half way on that shore was a dainty, reddish she-dog. "Is she alive?" Mantis wondered aloud, looking over the dog. As if on cue, the dog took in a deep, shuddering breath, though she fell still again afterward.

Scarlet, a determined look crossing her face, looked up to her patrol. "Split into groups of two, go look for something to get her out of there!" she said hurriedly. Her gaze falling to the water below again, she shifted her paws anxiously, unsure of what else she could do.

"C'mon, Russ," Mantis barked, heading off quickly. Mystery looked to Dixie. "You okay to search? I can go alone if you want to stay here with Scarlet," he offered, thinking she might be a little shaken after nearly falling into the unnatural pond herself.
 
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Quote: Raven stared at her in shock. She hadn't expected Minty to actually go through with her plan. "Are you cwazy?" she hissed in fright. "What if the Affla sees us here?" Stepping up into the den after her adventurous sister, she looked around with her big, brown eyes.



Dixie nodded and was about to reply when she heard Mystery's cry of surprise. Looking in, almost in unison with Russet, who leaped to the side so quickly he nearly fell in, she scoured the bottom and was about to say she didn't see anything when she saw it: a reddish she-dog. As she processed Scarlet's hurried orders, she instinctively looked around and took a step towards a building. She could feel herself shaking, not from the scare of nearly falling in, but from the excitement and panic she felt in the situation.

Looking around, she saw nothing that could be of use and she could feel the sensation of urgency welling in her heart. This dog might die if they didn't do something fast. Everything was silent for a brief few moments. The Russet spoke. "We could use this rope." he pawed at a rope. It was a thick, plastic rope, bright yellow in color. "One of us could jump down in the pit and then the rest of us could tow him and the she-dog out. We could bite down on it and the rest of you could drag us up," he suggested.

Russet was not one for ideas, so this was a surprising moment for the group. Dixie broke the second period of silence. "Russet, you're a genius!" she exclaimed. Then her brows furrowed and her gaze swept the other dogs, as if searching them. "But, who would go? If we don't have another idea, I mean,"

(Sorry that took so long. I was racking my brain for an idea!
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Minty boldly trotted into the den, looking around. It was dark, and her eyes would need time to adjust. She looked back over her shoulder at Raven as she continued into the den, not really watching where she was going. "Relax, the affla's busy! No way is she in here!"

Unfortunately, Minty was wrong. Cerise was in her den, deep in thought. Though she carried on with her duties, she had not really felt worthy of her position since the day that Steel, Cyan, and Teal attempted to take over the pack. She was helpless against those bigger, stronger males. She sighed lightly. What she really needed now was to pick a Beta to help take some of the weight off her shoulders. She had been hesitant for months, though, as she relived the horror of Steel, her past Beta, following her into the den with that threatening look on his face...

But her thoughts were drawn to the present as a young voice echoed into her den. Her reddish-brown gaze moving to the owner of that voice, she raised a brow. What was Mint doing up here? Her eyes moved further to the den opening, falling on Raven, who looked like she was not as eager to come in. Mint trotted toward Cerise, and she was not really paying much attention. A smile crossed Cerise's maw. She couldn't help it. These pups, for just this moment, allowed her mind to be at ease.

"May I help you?" she asked, watching as Mint jumped in fright and looked up at her in horror. Speechlessly, the pup's jaws opened and closed, and she took one step back.

"Don't worry, child. I'm not mad," Cerise assured her. The Alpha then looked toward Raven. "Come in, don't be shy."



Mystery considered this plan for a moment. He would be glad to be the one to jump in after the she-dog, but he was the biggest dog in the patrol. How would they ever haul him AND another dog up out of that pond? He shook his head. "I can't," he replied.

Mantis snorted. "It won't be me, either," he said somewhat snippily. He had already rescued one she-dog--the ingrate she was!--and he was not going through that again. He turned his nose away, though in doing so, he spotted something else that could work in an open garage across the street from where they were. Silently, he headed toward it, not seeming to care if anyone noticed.
 
pipdzipdnreadytogo said:
Minty boldly trotted into the den, looking around. It was dark, and her eyes would need time to adjust. She looked back over her shoulder at Raven as she continued into the den, not really watching where she was going. "Relax, the affla's busy! No way is she in here!"

Unfortunately, Minty was wrong. Cerise was in her den, deep in thought. Though she carried on with her duties, she had not really felt worthy of her position since the day that Steel, Cyan, and Teal attempted to take over the pack. She was helpless against those bigger, stronger males. She sighed lightly. What she really needed now was to pick a Beta to help take some of the weight off her shoulders. She had been hesitant for months, though, as she relived the horror of Steel, her past Beta, following her into the den with that threatening look on his face...

But her thoughts were drawn to the present as a young voice echoed into her den. Her reddish-brown gaze moving to the owner of that voice, she raised a brow. What was Mint doing up here? Her eyes moved further to the den opening, falling on Raven, who looked like she was not as eager to come in. Mint trotted toward Cerise, and she was not really paying much attention. A smile crossed Cerise's maw. She couldn't help it. These pups, for just this moment, allowed her mind to be at ease.

"May I help you?" she asked, watching as Mint jumped in fright and looked up at her in horror. Speechlessly, the pup's jaws opened and closed, and she took one step back.

"Don't worry, child. I'm not mad," Cerise assured her. The Alpha then looked toward Raven. "Come in, don't be shy."



Mystery considered this plan for a moment. He would be glad to be the one to jump in after the she-dog, but he was the biggest dog in the patrol. How would they ever haul him AND another dog up out of that pond? He shook his head. "I can't," he replied.

Mantis snorted. "It won't be me, either," he said somewhat snippily. He had already rescued one she-dog--the ingrate she was!--and he was not going through that again. He turned his nose away, though in doing so, he spotted something else that could work in an open garage across the street from where they were. Silently, he headed toward it, not seeming to care if anyone noticed.
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Raven hissed to Mint, "See, I told ya she would catch us," though she'd never really said anything of the sort. She stepped in and looked at Cerise. Her paws crossed over each other and her head hung, though her eyes rolled up to look at the Alpha. "H-hello," she mumbled back. How she wished she could just hide herself in her daddy's fur! Maybe this wasn't such a great idea after all!


Russet opened his maw to say that he would go, despite the many horrible feelings that he got from deep inside screaming at him, telling him not to. He watched Mantis head towards a garage and barked, "Hey, what are you doing?"
 
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