11-12-2010, 05:34 PM
Character Name: Nian Redtree
Character Birthdate: April 3, 2009
Character Gender: Male
Character Species: Mexican Wolf
Regular Wolf or Luperci: Luperci
Desired Profession Path, if any: Not sure what suits him best... Maybe Scouting
Secondary form of contact (AIM, MSN, Y!M): none at present
Currently played characters: None yet
How did you hear about 'Souls?: The listing at http://alphawolf.gotop100.com/
The small dark grey and tawny wolf paced along the border, careful not to step over the scent line as he ran back and forth parallel to it. When he had first scented the pack living here he had started to scout out the perimeter, and after about a half-hour he now had a general sense of what the area inside was like. It seemed like a good place to live, he thought. Now if he could only convince the pack to let him join...
He stopped at a likely spot and howled to alert the pack that he was there. They had probably picked up his scent by now, but he preferred to use his voice for messages. It took longer to get messages across this way, but he had always found sound to be a more satisfying way to communicate. He dropped his head again and stood watching the horizon expectantly, waiting for a wolf to appear, but after only a few minutes he started to shift back and forth on his paws. He felt the need to start pacing again, but he restrained himself and stood still. He wanted to make a good impression on whoever came to greet him, not seem like an impatient pup.
Nevertheless, his heart started to race excitedly as he waited. It had been many months since he had left his old pack in the hot southwest, and in that time he had seen almost every sort of landscape and wolf that he thought could possibly be in the world. He had never thought of joining a pack, though... He had still thought that maybe one day he could go back home to the mountainous brushland and the family he was familiar with, but the farther he got from home the more he realized that going back was not an option. He and his brothers had been forced out, after all. They wouldn't exactly be welcomed back. Now he was alone and tired of traveling, and he found himself desperately hoping that this pack could find a place for him.
Character Birthdate: April 3, 2009
Character Gender: Male
Character Species: Mexican Wolf
Regular Wolf or Luperci: Luperci
Desired Profession Path, if any: Not sure what suits him best... Maybe Scouting
Secondary form of contact (AIM, MSN, Y!M): none at present
Currently played characters: None yet
How did you hear about 'Souls?: The listing at http://alphawolf.gotop100.com/
The small dark grey and tawny wolf paced along the border, careful not to step over the scent line as he ran back and forth parallel to it. When he had first scented the pack living here he had started to scout out the perimeter, and after about a half-hour he now had a general sense of what the area inside was like. It seemed like a good place to live, he thought. Now if he could only convince the pack to let him join...
He stopped at a likely spot and howled to alert the pack that he was there. They had probably picked up his scent by now, but he preferred to use his voice for messages. It took longer to get messages across this way, but he had always found sound to be a more satisfying way to communicate. He dropped his head again and stood watching the horizon expectantly, waiting for a wolf to appear, but after only a few minutes he started to shift back and forth on his paws. He felt the need to start pacing again, but he restrained himself and stood still. He wanted to make a good impression on whoever came to greet him, not seem like an impatient pup.
Nevertheless, his heart started to race excitedly as he waited. It had been many months since he had left his old pack in the hot southwest, and in that time he had seen almost every sort of landscape and wolf that he thought could possibly be in the world. He had never thought of joining a pack, though... He had still thought that maybe one day he could go back home to the mountainous brushland and the family he was familiar with, but the farther he got from home the more he realized that going back was not an option. He and his brothers had been forced out, after all. They wouldn't exactly be welcomed back. Now he was alone and tired of traveling, and he found himself desperately hoping that this pack could find a place for him.