Ailis slowly got to her feet, ears flicking towards the sound of two wolves arguing.
Wait, arguing?
She turned her head and body towards the argument between Jo and... What was her name? Asha, wasn't it? Ai's eyes narrowed at Jo's words. Although she did agree with the female over the alpha's own words (and she mentally quotes, Sure, if they get killed there's less mouths to feed), she wasn't quite sure what the other was doing was wise. Perhaps she had lurked in the shadows for far too long to understand, always watching and calculating like playing a large game of chess, but that's the way it is. If she was to lose her temper with the alpha, so be it. Not her problem.
Well, maybe the alpha was right. To an extent, at least. Right now, it mattered not about their own lives, but that of the elk. Without it, they might as well forfeit their own and end the race much quicker.
Still doesn't justify sending them out with a bad heart, Ailis thought numbly.
However, the rusty wolf would have to watch this "Jo" carefully. He seems quick to anger, when pushed properly. Wouldn't want to tiptoe on the wrong thread.
She walked past the trio consisting of the alphas and the pup, and in acknowledgement of his flirts and order, brushed her tail against his forelegs lightly. Turning her head to look at him with light eyes and a twitch of her nose, Ailis followed Asha.
Strangely enough, she had taken a liking to Asha. Fierce. Strong. The best part? Asha appeared to be easily swayed.
Appearance deceives, she reminded herself. Remember that.
To the hunting grounds
Wolves Mentioned: Jo, Rebekka, Chewbo, Asha, Luna, Bogatyr
Wolves Addressed: None
Wait, arguing?
She turned her head and body towards the argument between Jo and... What was her name? Asha, wasn't it? Ai's eyes narrowed at Jo's words. Although she did agree with the female over the alpha's own words (and she mentally quotes, Sure, if they get killed there's less mouths to feed), she wasn't quite sure what the other was doing was wise. Perhaps she had lurked in the shadows for far too long to understand, always watching and calculating like playing a large game of chess, but that's the way it is. If she was to lose her temper with the alpha, so be it. Not her problem.
Well, maybe the alpha was right. To an extent, at least. Right now, it mattered not about their own lives, but that of the elk. Without it, they might as well forfeit their own and end the race much quicker.
Still doesn't justify sending them out with a bad heart, Ailis thought numbly.
However, the rusty wolf would have to watch this "Jo" carefully. He seems quick to anger, when pushed properly. Wouldn't want to tiptoe on the wrong thread.
She walked past the trio consisting of the alphas and the pup, and in acknowledgement of his flirts and order, brushed her tail against his forelegs lightly. Turning her head to look at him with light eyes and a twitch of her nose, Ailis followed Asha.
Strangely enough, she had taken a liking to Asha. Fierce. Strong. The best part? Asha appeared to be easily swayed.
Appearance deceives, she reminded herself. Remember that.
To the hunting grounds
Wolves Mentioned: Jo, Rebekka, Chewbo, Asha, Luna, Bogatyr
Wolves Addressed: None