The second one on arriving was a...how to describe it? Half black and half white wolf. A curious pattern on Sankara's opinion. She had never seen him before. He was wearing clothes as well...funny thing to her. It seemed that clothing was a new fashion over here. The newcomer introduced himself as mars. Then he said something that Sankara didn't catch. "Hi, i'm Sankara.... Then she shut her mouth. She walked forward and stood near the house's door, to avoid the wind as much as she could. Then, she sat there, shivering, looking as other commarades began to arrive.
The second wolf who arrived was a female. Skye Collins, a co-leader by what she was told. She told Shawchert something about putting everybody under shelter. The things werent's going good for what she could see. There were members still missing; but Shawchert's call had been heard. One by one, other wolves began to come. But none of them, except Shawchert, was familiar to Sankara. The last one who arrived was a reddish male, who looked like he had been hitten by something. Sankara sighed. She was tired, and she was afraid that the other members wouldn't do it to Thornsbury. This thought made her whimper. The memories were still in her memmory...
No! She snapped that thought out of her mind, winking a few times. The only thing she could do was wait...and think. What would happen after the snow? And the other members? This was a heavy blizzard, would it have a strong impact on the territory? None of those questions could be answered now.
Her head darted up as she heard Shawchert telling the others to go inside. She was relieved, and turned to the door to push it open. Her first impression was that the house was already taken. It had the smell of the owner all over it. But well those where the alphas orders, 'go inside the house', right? So she walked and found a spot where to lay beside the door. It wasn't the warmest spot on the house, but Sankara wanted to know if the other members arrived. She whimpered again, worried, but at the same time relaxed, that Shaw's call was giving result. Now that she had a better protection from the wind, she stared at the other wolves, deciding wether it was a good time to talk to them (at least to relax a bit) or not.
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