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casket makes me laugh a lot and idk if that's a good thing or not.

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The sun lingered high in the sky, a beacon spreading light upon those that stood below it. Although she normally spent her days venturing outside the borders that encircled the pack's territory, Gunslinger now found herself within them, exploring the territory that she had already thoroughly investigated. No mile had been left unexplored by the pale-eyed female during the first few weeks of the pack's life, seeing as she liked to know where things were. Of course, she didn't know the exact position of every stone and every blade of grass, but the female believed that she knew the territory better than most.
This thought not crossed her mind as she padded along, Iskra and the kitten that the monkey had taken a liking to in tow. Gunslinger was not exactly fond of Casket—the feline—and it seemed as if the feeling was returned, seeing as the cat let out a string of profanities whenever Gunslinger said something that might be seen as rude to the young kitten. And each time that occurred, Iskra did nothing but laugh a strange laugh.
"Hurry up, you two are falling behind," Gunslinger grumbled, turning to look at her two companions, pausing for a few moments, one of her pierced ears twitching. The sound of the river was not too far off, and that was where Gunslinger was heading. The exact reason escaped her for the moment, however she knew there had been one, but it now lay forgotten.
Iskra, who moved slower due to her lope, parted strange-shaped jaws as if to speak, although was quickly interrupted by Casket and her string of vulgar language. "Bitch, don't fucking tell me to speed up again, or I'll bite your damn tail off!" Gunslinger flinched at the child's strange mix of languages, and she must have noticed as well for the kitten spoke again. "I'll fuck you up, you pile of shit."
A huff escaped past the ex-pirate's maw as she whirled around and continued towards the river, her shoulders tense. Behind her, she could hear the chuckle of the tailless monkey as she no doubt rewarded the gray tabby for her obscene language.
As she broke through the line of trees that surrounded the section of the river she had been headed towards, the familiar scent of an individual she had encountered long before the formation of the Fisherman pack touched her nose, and with it a groan escaped past slightly parted jaws. She quickly hid her distaste for the paler-furred male and headed towards him, noting that he held a fishing pole in his hands.
Casket broke through the foliage and uttered the only strip of English she knew as loud as she could:
"Motherfucker, give me food!"
How the cat had learned to say that, Gunslinger couldn't remember, although Iskra could speak hardly a scrap of English so the over-sized Russian was fairly sure it had been her. "'Ay, Aindrea," the wolfdog greeted after directing a growl towards the feline. She took several steps towards him, her tail wagging briefly behind her in a friendly greeting directed towards her now pack-mate. "Excuse ze Casket's language," she said with a grin which morphed into a snarl as the kitten approached, sitting at Gunslinger's feet. Iskra was nowhere to be seen, probably too busy rolling around and laughing in the trees.
"How haev you been adjusting tu back life?" she asked, trying to spark up a conversation despite the fact that their first meeting had not ended too well.
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