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 Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2007 4:06 pm
 It had been a good month since Loir had joined up with Irons and his pack. He had kept his nose clean and had no enemies it would seem, which was a good thing. Loir was the pretty boy type who could fight but preferred not to. The bleak grave yard was a tad depressing to be around after a month or so of it, but Loir gathered that many of these wolves in this pack were used to living around such an eerie area. The bones and the wolves all living together with no complaints. It seemed a bit odd, a bit boring even. But Loir did not dare vocalize his complaints. After all they were only passing by thoughts.
The sky today was even bleak with an eerie gray tint to it. Loir rolled on his back to watch as the clouds passed by. Waiting for something more intresting to come by or maybe fly by.
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Posted: Wed Sep 19, 2007 9:56 pm
 [[Sorry for taking so long. o_o;]]
It was certainly a shame that she was one of the few original members of the Bones pack left. Aleni, currently the pack's sole hunter, wasn't sure whether she would want it any other way, however. It took her a little while to see new wolves more as a packmate and less like some random wolf that has been hanging around the Bones yard, but it had it's perks. Namely, there was the whole being one of the few that their alpha truly trusted. Not to say that she was the only trustworthy wolf around, oh no. The huntress understood that their pack had to be formed of some pretty darn good wolves, but it had always made her proud that Irons had made his trust for her known. With a shrug, the hunter merely continued to walk lazily along the bone yard, ears twitching, tail swaying. A slow day, seeing how there wasn't any killing of rodents and birds to keep her occupied.
Something a few feet in front of Aleni caught her attention, and with a slightly quickened pace, she went to go investigate. The sight of their pack's priest, laying down on his back, intrigued her. "Shouldn't you be performing an exorcism, Loir?" She teased, stopping when she was at a point in which she could look straight down at his face.
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 10:06 pm
((Its fine :3 I take a while to reply sometimes too ^ ^ School and all))
Loir's eyes rolled back catching a glimpse of Aleni. He was happy it was her, the pack did not have many females. With a lazy turn, the dark blue and gold wolf turned to his side and slowly got up. He was a little smaller then her but none the less he was still fierce looking and proud. His head hung low as and his ears were perked up with some form of poise.
"Very nice you would be concerned Aleni," He smirked and raised his head some. " What needs exorcism today? Maybe you could lend me a paw with some blessings?" His jaw went slack as his tongue hung out. He was now panting happily, "Or better yet hows about you and me spend some quiet time together?" Loir wagged his tail though he had said what he had said as a joke. Aleni wasnt like the naive little girls he was used to. He knew she was on to his intents.
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Posted: Wed Sep 26, 2007 4:53 pm
The fact that Loir lover the ladies a little more than most males did didn't really bother Aleni. It just seemed like common knowledge, and something that merely made the wolf stand out a little more from others that she knew. If some poor girl who was new to the pack didn't know...well, they'd probably end up having the priest's pups without them realizing what happened. At least the huntress could keep the male from doing more than dropping hints if she so chose.
"Who wouldn't be concerned? Being a priest is an important, respectful job." Albeit, she was under the impression that being the hunter was the most important job there was, though she was sure that the position of priest was just as good. "Thank you for the offer, but blessings aren't in my area of expertise. If you ever want to go to the woods to hunt, however, I'd be delighted to accompany you." She said, trying to conceal a grin at the question. Finding it be a rather hard task, she just walked past him, deciding it would be nice to find a stray tree to sit under. "I happen to know that the quiet time you would like wouldn't be as quiet as you may think." She mused, watching as a rabbit hopped along in the distance. Ah, she'd let it live one more day.
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