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"Just looking for some company, I see." Rain stated sitting up. "I know what it's like growing up with out parents." she said, thinking about the past when she was just a pup. Since then, I've made a promise to make the young ones lives better than mine. Maybe I can help him, even if it is just a tiny bit. Rain thought, looking up at the blue sky for a second.

That must have been hard on him. Poor boy. Rain thought, thinking of telling him the story of how she was orphaned. "Would you like to hear how my parents died, Seb?" she slowly asked.

Here goes... Rain thought, before beginning the story. "When I was a small pup, maybe a little younger than you, we were attacked by wolf hunters. My father fought them telling us to escape, but there were to many of them and so my mother tried to help my father. She didn't last long and was soon killed. My eldest brother helped but all of my family were soon dead, in a matter of minutes. I, being the youngest, and smallest of the family had fled, just when they killed my mother." she said, whining a little at the horrific memory. "I had run away, thinking my older siblings had followed. After I was sure the hunters had left I went to see if my family was still alive. I came to discover them all, slautered like mere deer. So I ran away and came here, and have lived by myself ever since. With the help of some friends, of course." Rain finished, ears pinned back in sadness.((Sorry if its a little long!))

"Do you regret what you did?" Rain asked, looking at him straight on, serious about her question.

The trees started to spread out and suddenly they had reached the base of the mountain where darkfang's cave once lay, hidden high up on the mountain and it had spread through it for miles. Talah smiled and shifted back, stretching slightly before heading up the steep rocky slope.

"Talking to Rain"Seb replied in his mind to Clover's question."No I don't"he replied to Rain.

"Good, what you did was noble." Rain said, laying back down and resting her head on her paws.

Surske sees Actaeon from a far distance, while running in the dark forest. Surske stops running immediately, takes cover by hiding behind a tree and then observes Actaeon from afar, wondering if he had just run into another wolf pack's territory or if he was just dealing with a loner. He quiets his breathing as to not be heard, while still watching his every move, remaining hidden behind a tree from far away. This wolf, could he be a loner or did I just run into enemy territory? Well, I can't just sit here and watch him forever. What if he doesn't leave? Maybe I should just knock him out, just in case. A serious intensity spread across Surske's face as he quickly pulled out a stolen first-aid kit and bandaged his wounds to stop the bleeding in his arms and chest, feeling he had enough time to do so. Within a few seconds, he finished bandaging his major wounds and quickly put away the remaining bandage tape. He performs the magical gestures necessary to summon water elementals to fight the wolf for him, knowing that he still needed to recover and heal. Surske remained hidden behind a tree from afar as he watched his summoned water elemental appear in front of Actaeon. The water elemental had the upper body of a man with a torso that descended into a large puddle of icy cold water. His skin was a translucent light blue water and he had ice shards sprouting from his back and shoulders, which he could use both defensively and offensively. The water elemental being had eerie white eyes with no pupils which penetrated the soul. The water elemental being gave Actaeon an intimidating glare, moving his face toward his so that he could glare at Actaeon up close and personal. The water elemental being's face glared into his eyes with a cold and icy glare. Water vapor escaped from his eyes as he stared into the soul of Actaeon, prepared to fight the wolf if were to stand his ground.