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 Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 1:46 pm
 The wolf walked slowly, her tail dragging on the forest floor. She was searching for her lunch, and so far with no success. She never was good at hunting. She paused quickly hearing a noise. Turning around, she saw a squirrel. She licked her lips, her green eyes staring at it. If it wasn't so high, she thought to herself, slowly trying to walk over to it without making much sound. But the squirrel already ran away. She sighed and started to continue her walk, her head drooped down as she weakly walked away. (( Sorry for the bad post D; ))
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Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2007 9:52 am
 Seiki walked through the forest with light footsteps. His last encounter was Xenon and he didn't know where the younger male ran off to, but he wasn't worried about it. Meeting with him came and went, never seeming to be able to keep a lasting relationship with anyone. Maybe it was his personality or just the way he looked when approaching someone new? That 'get away from me' attitude might have been putting off the others wolves that talked to him, but he didn't know it for sure. He only met a total of two wolves so far. A female and then a male. Neither wanted his company nor want to even sit and chat with him. He wasn't in the type of position to beg for any of that either. He was a bit too proud to stoop that low unless his life was in danger. Refraining from his thoughts for a moment, he gazed around with his deep blue eyes trying to pick out anything that seemed interesting. Only tree stood tall around him, leaves covered the ground, birds fluttered above his head, and the sweet calls of the wild filled his ears with music. He couldn't possibly go hunting in here since there was no way he could hear anything other then what was around in the trees. His nose already was picking up various scents that were fogging up his hunting ability. Trying to focus his mind away from the scenario around himself, he walked further and further in. His tail swishing slowly behind his lean looking form. He then stopped abruptly and narrowed his blue eyes slightly on the sight before him. It was another wolf with piercing blue fur, but he could tell the female was having bit of a hard time. She didn't appear healthy, but he wasn't that well off either. Slowly he perked his ears up on his head and dug his claws slightly into the soft forest floor. He wouldn't say a word, but now the only sound he could hear was coming from within his body. The sound of his growling stomach, indicating that he was in need of food. (( It's alright DJ. n3n ))
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Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2007 10:46 am
Shira's eyes immediately turned to look at the other wolf after hearing his stomach growl. She examined him closely to grasp all details, his dark greyish body with several black tinged areas-feet, tail, nose, and ears-, and the beautiful deep blue eyes. Shira didn't want another to steal her meal, whixh she hoped was a bird pr squirrel, if she could even get one in the first place.
"Who are you? How long have you been there?" she asked darkly, her blue and white tinged tail curling around one of her boney looking back legs and letting out a low growl. The female backed up a few heavy steps clumsily, as she continued to watch the strange looking male. She didn't enjoy much company, having been alone a great majority of her life.
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Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2007 11:10 am
The gray male looked to her with his eyes still narrowed. He didn't want a fight, but how she was acting already gave him a hint that he needed to be careful. "My name is Seiki and I have only been here for a few moments." He told her with a muffled tone that was clouded with a slight growl that he let escape his muzzle. He continued to eye her to see if maybe he could catch any weaknesses in case she did attack. The only thing he could see so far was that she appeared less healthier then he was. It was an advantage that he could take if he wanted to since he would have the upper hand.
"What is you name?" He asked her back politely with his growl fading away. He didn't mind that she was backing away from him since it wouldn't be the first time he has had that happen to him in his life. He wouldn't ask her to stay with him because he wouldn't cause her any harm, but the truth was he could if she made the wrong move. "You appear hungry, would you like to hunt together?" He asked her with a flick of his tail behind his form.
With his stomach still growling, it made him take a gander at the forest again. Maybe he would spot a deer or something? It was unlikely, but he would try since his stomach was bothering him now more then the female wolf being before him. He hadn't had a good meal in awhile and it was still taking a toll on him.
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Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2007 11:50 am
Her growl lowered, until it turned into quietness from her. She closed her eyes, thinking about the questions and how she should answer them. Shira opened her eyes slightly and bowed her head slightly. "Shira, and yes, I am rather hungry.." She stared at her snow white paws. "Hunting with another? Yes, please." She looked at Seiki, adding in, "I am sorry for seeming so cruel at first. It has been a long time since I met another, Mister Seiki, so I was unsure what t classify you as, like the idiot I am..." She sighed sadly.
The blue and white wolf gazed around at the tall trees, wondering the possibilities of finding something larger then her usual bird or a squirrel for her never satisfied hunger. She started to approach Seiki, to show she was ready to search. She never thought of herself as a leader after all, he relied on other to lead her on hunts and other activities.
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Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2007 12:09 pm
Seiki continued to eye the girl before him with slight caution. He didn't know if he could trust her that easily since the one female he met seemed alright until she tried to hurt him. "Alright then let us try and find something." He said to her as he eyed her form coming closer. It only made him turned around and begin to walk in the other direction. He made sure to keep glancing back to her in case she wanted to try something on him when he wasn't looking. Trust was something he found hard to come by these days since he was alone his whole life.
Eyeing the brush before them, he didn't spot a single movement and he couldn't sniff anything out due to the many scents in the air. Maybe it was a hopeless case to try and find something to eat in the forest? Either way, he wouldn't give up until he had a nice juicey piece of meat between his teeth. "Tell me if you spot anything. Also it has to be big enough to feed us both." He said with a slight nod as he spotted something moving up ahead. Could it be the deer he was searching for?
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Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 7:44 pm
Shira was confused why the male continuously looked back at her, but she was too shy to ask. She sped up her paste up slightly until she was walking next to him. "Yes sir," she mumbled and looked around her again, ears twitching alertly. She had trusted all she met, though she knew she shouldn't, but it didn't matter much, Seiki was one the only wolf she met in a long time.
The female nodded. "Of course, food for both of us," she repeated dully. Shira was getting anxious for some meat bigger then her usual squirrel or a bird.
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Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 7:07 am
Seiki listened to her from one ear before seeing what appeared to be a deer's head poking out from the brush up ahead. Looking over to Shira, he made a signal for her to go to the right while he took the left. He didn't know if she would understand him, but if not then he would have to take the beast done himself. He then tore his eyes back onto the beast and bore his fangs since he already wanted the animal's blood. He didn't know how strong it would be or if he would even get hurt, he just wanted to have a full belly for once.
In an instant of thinking all this, he bolted to the left hoping to be able to surprise the dear. He could see it turn from him and begin to run, but he at a good pace with it. He wasn't going to let his meal get away from him.
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