05-25-2010, 04:45 PM
name—Zana Avaya lykoi
birthdate—11/7/2008
luperci—yes
species—wolf/coyote hybrid
gender—female
contact—PM
She wasn't certain how he had found them, or even why he had returned, but DaVinci had and in a way he had saved their asses. Zana still didn't fully understand the devotion between the two and as they days had crept on she had begun to realize she wasn't needed inside the circle of the small family. She had known she could have set back for Eire and learned a little of this new sibling in her life, but she wasn't ready to face what she'd left behind there. Instead she'd waited til dark one stormy night and had set off on her own, back to where it had all begun.
Her sooty paws scrapped against the deserted shore as she heard the nervous snort of the stallion she'd been riding. She turned back to look at the beast a moment before squatting down close to the ground, huddled under the pelt of what had once been a terror to the lands. Her golden red curls spilled out from around the edge of the pelt she wore as a cloak, her claws quietly picking at a small weapon as she waited for a break in the rain. The scrawny tree overhead did little for cover but it was a starting point and the edge of the clan's lands. Even though she'd once been of the clan it had been many moons and she wasn't certain what had happened in recent times, just rumors of a war. She hoped no new members would mistake her for the enemy if war still raged, but the silence at the border suggested otherwise, she just hoped it was true, her own battle scars were still fresh enough and she didn't wish to add to the collection just yet.
She lifted her head towards the sky, the rains having begun to slow, hoping that a break was coming soon. She doubted that anyone was going to be coming out in this weather and she knew she was lacking in voice to call to another. Everything about her was small and she tried hard to draw away from the less obvious points of her size, what the world saw when they looked at her pygmy stature was hard to change but she wasn't going to volunteer anything else, they would have to work to find any other shortcomings in the canine.
birthdate—11/7/2008
luperci—yes
species—wolf/coyote hybrid
gender—female
contact—PM
She wasn't certain how he had found them, or even why he had returned, but DaVinci had and in a way he had saved their asses. Zana still didn't fully understand the devotion between the two and as they days had crept on she had begun to realize she wasn't needed inside the circle of the small family. She had known she could have set back for Eire and learned a little of this new sibling in her life, but she wasn't ready to face what she'd left behind there. Instead she'd waited til dark one stormy night and had set off on her own, back to where it had all begun.
Her sooty paws scrapped against the deserted shore as she heard the nervous snort of the stallion she'd been riding. She turned back to look at the beast a moment before squatting down close to the ground, huddled under the pelt of what had once been a terror to the lands. Her golden red curls spilled out from around the edge of the pelt she wore as a cloak, her claws quietly picking at a small weapon as she waited for a break in the rain. The scrawny tree overhead did little for cover but it was a starting point and the edge of the clan's lands. Even though she'd once been of the clan it had been many moons and she wasn't certain what had happened in recent times, just rumors of a war. She hoped no new members would mistake her for the enemy if war still raged, but the silence at the border suggested otherwise, she just hoped it was true, her own battle scars were still fresh enough and she didn't wish to add to the collection just yet.
She lifted her head towards the sky, the rains having begun to slow, hoping that a break was coming soon. She doubted that anyone was going to be coming out in this weather and she knew she was lacking in voice to call to another. Everything about her was small and she tried hard to draw away from the less obvious points of her size, what the world saw when they looked at her pygmy stature was hard to change but she wasn't going to volunteer anything else, they would have to work to find any other shortcomings in the canine.