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A large black fox with blue markings was creeping in the undergrowth. He smelt quite a few foxes ahead, this didn't bother him. He had lived in this forest since he had been born. His mother came to an infortunate end when she fell off the cliff outside their den. His father was racked with guilt, they had gotten into and arguement and he shoved her out of the den. Sunil padded on white paws as he circled around the foxes. He was headed to his den now.

"So now what?" Questioned Riima, she looked out to the ocean. She really didn't see what was so great about it, just some water. Salty water at that, she wrinkled her nose. Would the fish taste salty too? She sighed looking at Monroe, she seemed pretty excited about it.

Madeline smiled as the two males left. They were pretty nice. She could feel another fox around, though they seemed to past. She couldn't help but to giggle a bit as the red fox popped up. "Why hello there." Madeline greeted the young one. "What were you doing all the way up in that tree?" Madeline asked. She spoke as talking to a Kit, although she was aware this was teenager, most likely just turned. She seemed to be so out going. She was never threatened by younger foxes, they were too innocent. It was the older ones you had to watch.

"Spying on you all." Pairya said simply, stretching out her right paw in front of her and appeared to take great interest in her unsheathed black claws. "What are you doing all the way in this clearing, hm, Madeline?" She smirked, "You're kinda boring you know."

Monroe smiled at Riima, "Ofcourse they were." She caught an unfamiliar scent on the passing breeze, "Ya smell that, Riima?" She didn't turn, her mood ever so carefree at the moment.

"Hey, you know what?" Monroe grinned, completely ignoring the other scent now. "I'll race ya to the caves! Unless... Ofcourse... You think you can't do it?" She gave the teen fox a challenging smirk.

Monroe let out a giggle and trod after Riima, meaning to give her the win. Riima was going pretty fast, however, so Monroe didn't have to fake being slow. "You've got a buncha energy saved up there from all that quiet sitting around you do!" She called over the rushing wind and crashing waves.

Madeline was a tad shocked at the fox's attitude. "What I am doing is none of your business." Madeline brought her claws out, she did love her claws. She shook her head, she hated spacing out. "I'm kind of boring?" Madeline repeated. "Well, you're not all that interesting either my dear." Madeline rolled onto her back. Today was her day off, her day to lie around and do nothing. Of course she was boring today.

"F-fine," she stuttered, standing up. "Just, woah. That was a rush." She over-articulated each word. She looked at the black fox too, he seemed to be smiling. She glared at him then looked back at Roe. "Really, I'm fine," she said smiling.

Sunil was still walking behind the females. What he was guessing that was the mother by the way she sprinted to the smaller fox was glaring at him. Then the small one, he was still smiling. He sighed, they looked mad. He was still approaching him, he had a feeling that this wouldn't go well. He really didn't want to fight any ladies.

Riima followed Monroe's gaze. The male looked pretty big. She looked at his feet, he wasn't sinking into the sand at all. She smiled slightly at this.

Sunil saw that the elder female was staring at him. He sighed but showed no sign of submitting. He padded forward through the sand, he was getting tired of walking through the sand.