M. The Truth Hurts.
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WARNING: This thread contains material exceeding the general board rating of PG-13. It may contain very strong language, drug usage, graphic violence, or graphic sexual content. Reader discretion is advised.
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It was a welcome change to get some fresh air. Itheral was starting to get used to navigating down below the surface, but it was nice to come topside and remind him what sunlight was like. Sighing happily, the large wolf began an aimless trot back through the woods, not far from where he'd first encountered Alaki originally. The dull throb from his left forepaw reminded him all too well of that encounter. A soft sigh escaped the black wolf as he strolled through the trees, welcoming the feeling of sun on his fur, the sounds of birds chirping all around him.

The fat wolf really hadn't any idea what he had planned to do once he was out and about, but he was fine by that. It had been a while since he got to have a little 'me' time, which usually entailed a walk, maybe a snack of rabbit, and a very, very long nap in the sun. The sun was rising into the sky, but the canopy of the trees helped keep the wolf nice and cool, helped by a westward breeze. There had been no sign of small game he could catch as of yet, so the rotund would was getting a smidge peckish an couple hours into his stroll, but he wasn't too concerned. The day was still young, after all.

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Ember's outfit: Shirt and long skirt.


She'd neared Anathema as she had hunted, but hadn't given it much thought. From what Naniko had said, she was welcomed to visit any time due to their relation. She figured that as long as she didn't go beyond the borders, she would be fine. They weren't like Inferni...they didn't kill off of their own soil as far as she knew. At least, not for a really good reason. She was glad that her sister had managed to settle down and stick with something, with Anathema. She'd worried about Naniko when she had been kicked out of Crimson Dreams and then when she'd up and disappeared.


Ember was still living the dream, a bachelor's unattached lifestyle in which she answered to no one and made no place a permanent dwelling. She had lands to explore and a life to live, none of which involved her pledging loyalty to some group and having duties or other unpleasant tasks to complete for honor, or fake trust from pack leadership. She relied on no one but herself and Bayard, her trusty steed.


The tall canine pulled her bowstring back as she peered out from behind a tree in the border area, her lime-green eyes fixed on the form of a nearby hare. She aimed quickly and released one arrow and then another, spearing that hare and the one that had been eating next to it. The animals screamed as arrowheads ripped into them, and she was quick to put her bow over her shoulder and run to them to finish the job and quiet them down. She'd eat well tonight, with this.



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The two hares Itheral was stalking were none the wiser to the fat wolf slowly stalking them. It had been almost thirty minutes now, but finally the slow paced chase seemed at an end. Having been on such a long stroll, the wolf hadn't much felt like a sprint through the woods, so had instead opted for practicing his sneaking when he'd spotted the two tasy looking meals. Of course, every time he'd gotten within striking distance, the little bastards decided to move just a few steps ahead, forcing Itheral to sneak about a bit more. Now, though, he wasn't going to let them get away. Licking his chops, the wolf raised his rump slightly, getting ready to leap forward. Legs tensed....

Then one of the hares shot off to the side, impaled by an arrow. For a split second, the remaining hare and Itheral both wore the same confused expression, until a second arrow flew past and snagged the second. Almost immediately, a female luperci sprinted forward, finishing off the two struggling creatures. Looking from a short distance, eyes on the female, Itheral couldn't decide whether he was pissed or awestruck. She was very pretty, at least from what he'd seen from a distance, but those were 'totally' his rabbits. He'd called dibs on them and everything! Alas, his stomach lost out to another vital organ, and the large wolf trotted out of the foliage he'd been hiding in, careful not to approach her too quickly.

"Hey there...what brings a pretty thing like yourself around these parts?" Itheral called out, trying to sound suave but failing miserably. If they could, the small birds that were watching the scene would have sighed in exasperation. Walking slowly, trying to make himself look large and buff, the overweight wolf only drew attention to his sizable gut and backside. Perhaps Itheral hoped the luperci had bad eyesight?

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Let me know if what she said was over the line - I can change something if you want XD; She's being pretty mean :< Also, I edited in a mature content marker due to cursing and such. ^^


It was only when she came forth to pick up the hares that her eyes caught movement. How had she not smelled this canine out here? She sniffed deeply once, her nostrils filling with the scent of Anathema...a stuffy, earthy smell. That was probably why - she'd ventured a bit too far in her quest for food. Ember bent down to yank her arrow from one rabbit and then the other, her hair hanging loosely in front of her shoulders as she did so. This momentarily obscured her gaze, and she moved to correct that and keep the male in her full view. She looked at the arrows, wishing that she had the time to clean them properly before choosing to slide them into her quiver.


Now she could address the other canine. Or not, really - if he didn't say something to catch her attention, she'd likely stray and leave with the prey she'd just bagged. She had no interest in talking to a pack wolf, she'd simply strayed too far from her normal route. Ember had a very low number of canines that she enjoyed talking to, and an even smaller amount that she would willingly seek out for conversation. This guy was nothing, until he proved himself otherwise.


White teeth grated together a couple of times when he spoke, mind absorbing his words as a deep frown creased her forehead. "I go where I please, pack wolf. I haven't crossed your precious border, so fuck off" Her words came sharply, aiming to send the wolf running. Not that he'd be able to; she could see the strange pudge around his middle and felt vaguely concerned for his health, though she didn't voice those concerns. Did he have some kind of tumor, or some illness that caused weight gain like that? "You look like you could stand to skip a meals, anyway. Or ten."



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