The Den Site

I look at my sister, and my eyes soften, I was a yearling now, but a pup i still wanted to play with.

I look down at my daughter and gently licked her forehead. Out of the corner of my eye, I seemed to see Mato. My azure gaze remained on River as I began to speak to Mato, "Here's your little sister, River..." I say with a soft tone. I curled my ivory tail around her, blocking the brisk breeze. It was getting dark, but the full moon penetrated the night sky.

"when does training start?" I yip, and then say: " I am going to practice hunting. See you in a while!" I then trot off with my tail high, and I race to Paranoia Woodland , for I wanted a Challenge.

Storm came bursting in with her tongue hanging out, "what's happening, did I miss anything?!?!" she bursted out barking. She panted lightly as her eyes scoped the room and stopped looking at a tiny white figure next to Serenity. She was always happy seeing new tiny tails wagging and hearing loud yipping in the mornings. A warm smile came to her face while a little wag of her tail showed she was happy.

Before I left, My hair stood up. I snarled, and raised my tail high like the alpha I was to become. "Do I know you?" I bark, Eyeing the Gostly Male wolf.

Serenity smiled at what Akai had to say, while at it, she chuckled slightly as well. Grooming her daughter, her nose twitched. Her ears raised up quickly, and a low growl emitted from her throat, so quietly, yet deep. A stranger...
Since Serenity has just given birth, she seems to be getting over-protective. She looked to Howl, reason being she couldn't leave River at the moment to patrol. "Howl...I think there's somebody out there." she told him. The stern tone was in her voice. Serenity motioned her muzzle towards the exit of the den, expecting Howl to check around for strangers.

my father growls and comes out of the den, He asks "Who are you, Stranger?" Quite stern and dominant. I growl low, But the wolf was my age,so dad was going soft on him.



I AM like my Father.

I snarled fearfully I was leader, and he had no right to be dominant! I stood tall, snarling, I was 1 year and 7 months, and Way larger than him.

Serenity chuffed. All she could hear was the growls & snarls coming from outside the den. That would not be pleasing for her daughter's ears. Carefully, she held River in her mouth and moved her closer to Akai for just a few moments so she could check out what was going on outside. She headed for the exit, but then glanced back at her pup. Now moving quickly to save time, she rushed outside, but gingerly, for she felt slightly weak after she gave birth to River. Serenity growled, "Boys! Calm down!" she snapped. Yes, she was a bit cranky, but how can you blame her? Her eyes gazed sternly towards Mato, as if she were speaking with her own eyes, telling him to cut it off. Serenity walked towards the young male, observing him. Her left eyebrow raised, "Your name?" she asked, with a firm tone in her voice as if saying "Don't waste my time." Serenity usually wasn't like this, but she felt as if she were forced to act in this manner to save time.

I shoved him away, Ad the wolf gasped for breath. "Your Name!" I nearly shouted.




-SO ready to attack this wolf to the death.-

Serenity about had enough of this nonsense. She nipped Mato's ear, intending to discipline her son. "Enough, Mato." she said sternly. Her tail was raised, making it obvious that she was not in a very good mood, and that would be bad for her daughter to sense. Serenity appeared to be very dominant, especially for a female who had just given birth about a few minutes ago. Although, it would be bad for her own health. Inspecting Stainless, she spoke again, "If you have not known, you step upon the territory of the Boreal Forest Pack." she said, attempting to calm herself down before she erupted. Once she was successful at becoming relaxed, she decided to give her name as well, "I'm Serenity, and this here is Mato." she said, motioning towards her enraged son. "Since your here already, care to stay?" she asked, feeling a reason to give compassion to the younger male after Mato just attacked him.

"I don't think I want to anymore" Stainless growled a fair bit annoyed. He wasn't about to let these wolves have their way when one of them attacked him. Stainless had gone through a lot in the last few months let alone his whole life. He had a reason to want to be on the move, everything reminded of his past. Stainless' heart was racing and there was no second thoughts that he won't join today, not with that dog growling at him. He turned his tail and walked away, he had survived many encounters with other wolves and this was just one of them that makes him stronger in knowledge.

"Whatever" I snarled. "I have to hunt anyway" I raced off to the woods, Very determined to kill.

Serenity nodded, understanding. "Good luck on your search." she said with a blank tone. She couldn't force him to stay, but at least she was kind to him at the end of the whole scene. He had a real reason to leave after his encounter with Mato. Walking back to comfort her daughter, she paused midway and turned to Stainless, "Be-" she held herself from speaking. The words would not come out of her mouth. Based on the old legend, there was ''trouble'' in the path that younger male was heading through. Those wicked creatures... they would probably be waiting for the 'right' thing to come along. Then again, it's just a legend, and that young wolf most likely wouldn't want to hear of it. But, there is a lot of matching evidence that makes sense with the tales and legends of those creatures. Oh well...

Serenity trotted to her pup, but as she did, the voice of Swift Storm made her pause. "Long story..." she said, not even knowing where to begin. She glanced to the sky, wondering how it even began.

I arrive at the den. It is pitch black dark. Tomorrow is the Howler Moon. (A native american night worshiping wolves) I think about it most of the night. my father will start training with me tomorrow, and storm, or another slayer, will do hunting practice. I still Don't know what my rank shall be.

Finally, she began to return with her daughter, River. As she entered, River's small ivory fur stood out in contrast against the dim den. She smiled and curled around her newborn pup, keeping her warm and safe from harm. Anything unusual that interrupted the tranquility would cause Serenity to flip out, for she was already stressed enough, but being near her daughter faded those hard & cold emotions away.