OOC: The more the merrier!! And this is taking place in...*looks at map*...yes, Ethereal eclipse. Some miles away from the borderline of CdA
Sankara was having a feast. She hadn't tasted something so delicious since...yesterday? it didn't matter. She kept enjoying the piece of meat that she currently had on her mouth. But suddenly she noticed someone with the corner of her eye. It was another wolf. Sankara almost yelped in surprise. She didn't hear him coming. The male reminded her of a shadow. He had black fur, but his bellybuttom was greyish. She liked it. But the male was getting closer to her prey, and even thought she was a sharing woman, he was a stranger to her, and she didn't want to run any risk, so she straightened her ears, but remained relaxed, not wanting to look aggressive ready to take a dominant stance if needed. Though, that would be useless. The male was a bit bigger than her; not as enormous as shawchert, but still bigger.
"Hi!" Until the male made an aggressive movement, Sankara would show friendly. She was like that after all. She looked at his face, but not directly at his eyes. "My name is Sankara...yours?" Sankara sat down when she saw the male doing the same. Her attention was gone from the deer carcass laying beside her, as well as from the blood covering her muzzle. She had a creepy look like that. But she didn't really care. She seldom paid some attention to her look, except maybe when she groomed her fur; but in cases like this one, when she just ate, not with the best manners, and half of her face was covered with blood, she didn't even tried to disimulate it. As she stared at the male, her gaze found scars marking his skin. They seemed big, and perhaps old. It reminded her of Orin's. But she didn't stared at his scars for too long. That would be considered rude, so she moved her gaze to the male's eyes.
Suddenly, the wind changed and she catched another smell. Her head lifted as she noticed that they were not alone. She couldn't see who was coming, but she just hoped that it was someone easy going. It seemed that her prey was attracting too many visitors.
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