New Wolf Era

Enki was dedfinatly being slowed down by the everlasting winter. He sighed. Winter was his least favorite season, for it killed the nature rather than he. Growling at the falling snow flakes, he snipped at one, knowing the females with their tender flesh would most likely be cuddled up to a male by now, keeping warm. A growl emitted from his throat, thinking of the male, anger swept him and a mass of dark clouds flooded the beach, roaring a small thunder, until lightning flashed and lit up the dark sky. "Control yourself Enki. . ." His helper warned. He shook his head, allowing the clouds to die down. "Let's not endanger ourselves any more than we need to be," Kiwi sighed, "you know when you get mad enough, your control over a storm is lost and we won't know how to die it down. Keep your cool. Atleast for now when we're not even in any harm." Enki nodded to her, stubbornly ploping himself down by the coal ocean, not caring as the freexing water rushed over his sandy paws.

-- Edited by Munsteh on Wednesday 21st of April 2010 02:42:12 PM

Farah

Moving slowly across the thinning tree line, Farah kept her head a little lower scenting the ground. The snow was getting thinner and thinner the closer she followed the faint salty air. Her steps were light as she had gotten used to walking with little noise around her old pack, scurrying away before one would stop to harass her. Stopping as her paws hit the cold sand, she lifted her head to take in the ocean air. Oh how she missed the ocean, exiled from her pack about a year ago was the last time she stepped foot near the ocean. It was good to be back and Farah hoped another didn't claim this lands so she could make a home there.

The pink wolf almost waltzed down to the waterline, letting her paws get soaked under the cold current. She shivered and immediatly stepped out of it. Folding her ear back in disappointment, she let out a heavy sigh and trailed back to sit in the middle of the sand. "Belle," She whispered her dead helper's name. Her green eyes gazed out deep in thought, hoping to see a seagull surf the wind above the water toward her. Her tattered tail wagged slowly before curving around the side of her body, making it look like she was hiding her tail. The sunrise gave a beautiful effect over the ocean, it's glow looked beautifuly on her fur. For a moment, it made her actually look pretty. Lowering herself down to her stomach, she kept her gaze forward.

Enkis nose smelt it, and quickly his head raise. Spring was coming, finally, and the familiar female scent was kicking in. "Kiwi, there's otheres here, I suggest you depart, for now" even if Enki was a jerk, he still wanted KIWI TO HAVE protection (caps lock lol. Stupid phone.) She nodded and scurried off, going in the direction Enki pointed her, away from the incoming wolves. He stood when she dissapeared, and began to walk. He noticed a female right away, the sujnlight was hitting her just right, and he liked the beauty she held. Approaching her, he grinned, "why, hello there, you look like an angel.." his voice almost purred as he spoke, using a soft, but mas@culane voice.

"Any creature upon this earth is beautiful, even you," he said, actually enjoying her pink look and stubby tail. "Your different, but your still pretty," his flirting voice became more serious, as he sat infront of her, he dug a hole from the snow, leaving a patch of sand infront of her. Quietly, he closed his eyes, placing the paw over the patch, until lifting it and growing a pink flower. "For you," he smiled, picking it, and handing it to her.

Enki nodded, "sure am," he said, smiling at her. Flirting was an expertise in his personality, but Enki wasn't trying all too hard to pursuade this female - not yet anyway. He hadn't held contact with a female since last spring, so he most likely wanted to get to know the first female he set his eyes on. "What about you?" He asked, noticing no signs of any clues from what he could guess. "Sensibility?" He threw one out there, hoping he might have guessed correctly.

He frowned. "Oh..wow.. I'm..I'm sorry," he said, lowering his ears. He felt a secure closeness to his helper, and felt pain from the thought of loosing his own. Hearing her ask the new question, he felt a bit odd wanting tol answer that, so he made up something on the spot, "oh, I love this place. I found it on accident and I just want to see it in the spring," he smiled.

"Yeah, its pretty nice." He tried not to let the word pack upset him, but his paws couldn't help but clench the sand. "Are you a loner now?" He asked, trying to ease his tension.

Haxik

Haxik spotted a female and a male farther off down the beach, and they appeared to be talking. Sadly Haxik looked away. All of these wolves seemed to make friends so easily when he was always alone. Haxik shook himself, letting his binds cut into his skin, and sat down. He placed a paw into the water before him and sighed. Calix, his faithful helper, sat next to him. "Don't worry Haxik," the cardinal said. "I'm not worrying," the wolf replied,"I'm lonely."

Farah

Farah gave a small shudder before nodding her head. "That's good to know.." She said, relieved that he probably hadn't communicated with her last pack to know her story, the she was cursed as they had said. She tilted her pink head at him, taking in all his features quickly. "You don't look like a humble pack wolf, more of an alpha but not one of normal ranking." She thought aloud, her lips curling into a smile.

Farah turned her head for a moment, only to spot a larger winged wolf in the distance. She flickered her ears and dipped her head to acknowledge him before turning back to Enki. "You know him?" She asked in a hushed tone, thinking that maybe they traveled together or something along those lines.

Attempting to keep back the growl in his throat after spotting this male, Enki clenched his paws again, the old snow beneath him was melting away and bringing new life, which he was killing under the hatred of his paws. Nature was something he completly understood, and could kill or bring life into anything. Keeping the hidden plants a secret, hidden under his paw, he finally shook his head. "Can't say I recognise the fellow," He said, trying to keep it cool. Spring was definatly here, he could feel it. Testostrone was kicking in, and this female was looking like a beautiful prize to love, maybe countless times. His tail began to wag slowly at the thought, trying to figure out how to keep this wolf near him, for he enjoyed her company, and really thought she was different - pretty some how, and didn't want that other male to barge in. "So what are your plans for this season?" He asked, "Going anywhere special?"

Enki nodded, "Sounds pretty relaxing," He grinned, "I don't have an exact location to be at, just looking for pretty scenes. Probally why you found me here," He said, his Earth powers flooding through his head, while he looked out at the waves, "I'm one with nature," He said peacefully, not noticeing her glance at the other wolf. As he turned back, he noticed her look a little sad. "Something bothering you, beautiful?" He asked, totally serious, and totally concerned. This wasn't like Enki. Normally it was do and be done with. But something kept him attached to this wolf, maybe her real-world experience.

Haxik

Haxik looked up and noticed that the pair of wolves seemed to have spotted him. Despite that, they left him alone. The air wolf couldn't help but feel sorry for himself, knowing he was being ignored by the others around him. Haxik was not one to get angry often, but right now he felt the waves of the emotion welling off of him. With one great motion, Haxik lifted himself off of the ground and into the air. Calix quickly followed, obviously unnerved by his wolf's sudden motion.

The air wolf flew above the others that were seated by the water, and only about 20 feet away, Haxik plunged himself into the ocean waters. A loud splash echoed through the otherwise silent area and then Haxik came to the surface, gasping for air. The huge wolf couldn't swim because of his binds, but he used his element to push the air in the water and move him to shore. Calix was screeching above his head, yelling what was he thinking. But the air wolf heard nothing. He laid down on the sandy beach and coughed up salt water, realizing he had just failed a suicidal attempt.

Bluejay

As she walked along the beach she saw three things. First a wolf that was almost drowned,secong two other wolves,and third that these wolves were compleatly oblivious that he was almost just drowned. She ran to him as fast as she could move her legs. She grabbed him by loose skin on his neck carful not to hurt him and pulled him ontothe sand more. She stood over him and willed air to rush in andnout of his lungs to force the water out. He sea green eyes looked into his with concern. She asked softly "Are you okay?!"

Farah

Farah let off a soft sigh but was comforted by Enki's words. His words were almost like a charm, making her believe more and more that she wasn't alone. That when she fled the pack, she fled isolation. Her eyes curved up almost to smile along with the soft smile curving along her plain face. "I'll watch the sunset with you, if you'd like the company for it." She offered gently, watching the sun move slowly across the horizon with the clouds. She jolted upright like a startled deer, she bolted a few feet toward the tree line at the sound of the large winged wolf splash into the water. She stood still, shaking and taking a few steps forward every once in a while to get closer.

"A-Are you alright there?" She asked shakily, finally making her way to Enki's side. She pressed against his thigh almost in an act to comfort herself. "A-Are you hurt?" She asked, her gaze lowered to the ground out of old habits.

Bluejay

She almost snarled a very rare move for her "Hero? Oh try again maybe he's upset and trying to hurt himself so hero no but a friend yes. And if there is a male on this beach that deserves to be eliminated from the population it's you." she growled and turned back to the male and looked at him and said "Im sorry if you found my helping offensive." she shook her head and said "Good leave no one here needs a hot head know it all earth wolf here." she snorted in satisfation as he left and gave a disdainful look towards him.

Farah

As the new wolf arrived, yelling at Enki causing Enki to grow angry. She trembled, feeling her legs start to make her sway. She dropped to her stomach and curled her tail underneath her in a submissive gesture. Farah kept quiet, not taking any sides and keeping her voice hidden. She watched with wide eyes, feeling paralyzed from her muzzle to her tail. Letting off a soft whine, she looked up at Enki as he called her name. Opening her muzzle, she tried to speak but could. Gulping, she gave a weak nod of her head to the green wolf as she felt secure under him. Farah felt his breath stir besides her ear, but she didn't know if he spoke or not for he had whispered in her deaf ear. Farah scrambled up quickly to her paws and pressed herself comforting against Enki.

-- Edited by Evildragon on Monday 26th of April 2010 09:28:24 PM

Farah

Farah looked at him slowly, averting eye contact if their eyes met. "Um, I don't know. You choose." She said quickly, still nerve-wrecked about the situation that unfolded before her. Farah gave the choice to him, her ears pressed hard against the top of her skull. She gave a single glace at the female and male that they were leaving, keeping her tail tucked in just in case they lundged out and attacked.

Farah

Farah gave an weary growl, "How do you know they won't hurt me?" She asked faintly, her eyes wide with anxiety. As he sat down, the pink wolf pawed at the snowy sand, circling it for a while before sitting down neatly. Farah made sure she sat on the side where she could hear. She let her fur brush against his green fur as she sat down, believing that he would always be there besides her to protect her. A small smile started to form around the corners of her long muzzle. She looked out across the ocean, suddenly thinking of her own helper. "Do you still have your helper?" She asked slowly, never seeing the helper around.

Farah

Farah felt her heart tightened for this was the first time she felt truly protected, not given a false promise. She smiled and grew more comfortable as she felt the threat of the other wolves fade. "Kiwi?" She repeated, turning her head back to look and see if she could spot a white creature. "Yeah, you don't really want her out in the open. But, I promise I wouldn't think twice about hunting her." She announced, having her tail give small wags.

Farah

Farah nodded her head in a quick motion, "I know what your talking about, don't want something to happen and then have it be my fault for my curiousity." She said, flattening her ears against her head. She didn't want Enki to suffer the same fate as her, without an element to possess. She let off a soft giggle, "Whenever you want me to meet her or have me meet her, I'll be here out on the beach." She sniffed the air once before relaxing her body into a laying position. Crossing her front paws delicatly, she looked out at the ocean.

Farah

Farah looked down to her paws as he complimented her eyes. She gave a small grin, "Thanks," She replied, her face growing darker than her fur color. The long scar above her eye seemed to distract most wolves away from her pale eyes. Her gaze shifted upward to the sun almost hitting the horizon. "Shouldn't be long," She replied, refering to the sunset. Her tail wagged back and forth in the chilly sand feeling a renewed happiness start to rise through her bones that was long neglected. She felt the air grow colder, causing her to scoot closer to Enki without thinking.

Farah

Farah gave a slow nod of her head. "It is," She agreed almost breathlessly. She laid her head down on her paws, her large eyes just gazing intently out at the scenery. "Where did you live before arriving here?" She asked almost at random as she had lived on the beach for majority of her own life. The once-soul wolf was growing used to speaking civily to a wolf for a long time, it was usually one or two sentence before they went on their way.

Enki shrugged, "I don't live anywhere," he said, "just travel, wherever I go, is wherever I end up." He looked to the sky, "I'm not much of a settler, I like to see lands and beauty, all over the woorld. He noticed the sun was beginning to dip, and he turned his attention back to it, in awe.

He shook his head. "I love nature, I'd have to choose beaches as my favorite, probally because so much green is everywhere else, its different here, white and blue nature.." He thought about all the locations he's been too, "Mountains are fun too, but too dangerous, can't tell you how many animal's ive had to fight off up there," He didn't like to sound weak, so he quickly changed the subject, "But me being so strong, I easilly took them, just like those wolves over there, I wouldn't let them harm you, if they come close I'll just wrap you in spiky vines, of course the vines on the outside, no where in harm of you," He smiled, "They'll never land a finger of harm on you," This was odd, Enki wasn't one to protect another.