05-02-2008, 04:26 PM
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DAs a misc. note, we generally roleplay in the past tense- I noticed in your post you gravitate toward the present tense (wherein: "He scans the trees behind him quickly" would be "He scanned the trees behind him quickly"). Sorry for not mentioning this sooner! This is generally something most rpgs use, but it's rarely explicitly stated. (:
D The male spoke, beginning with an apology. She was glad he had howled for someone - anyone - because she found it such an annoyance to stumble across lone wolves simply sitting there, doing nothing of use. The thought that she did not know who might be waiting at the borders without her knowledge bothered her, and was glad the male had identified himself. "Very well," she replied with a short incline of her head. It was an automatic motion and did her little good, for the male was gazing upon the ground, and could not see any movements she made.
D She remained silent for a few moments after that, thinking for a moment. Yes, they needed more members - that was certain. The pack, still in the early stages of its infancy was weak, and would need more wolves to join if they wished to survive. They would need to be able to accept more wolves into their ranks to survive, for some would abandon their words after seeing her. There had been one male who had fled when she asked if he would remain long enough to put his skills to the test. They needed actual wolves, not ones who just wished to join. "Despite this, do you think you could function in a pack setting? A pack is not a home, but the wolves that make it up. You would need to be able to work with all of us to hunt and to learn, for this is a pack of learning. We all rely on one another."
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DAs a misc. note, we generally roleplay in the past tense- I noticed in your post you gravitate toward the present tense (wherein: "He scans the trees behind him quickly" would be "He scanned the trees behind him quickly"). Sorry for not mentioning this sooner! This is generally something most rpgs use, but it's rarely explicitly stated. (:D The male spoke, beginning with an apology. She was glad he had howled for someone - anyone - because she found it such an annoyance to stumble across lone wolves simply sitting there, doing nothing of use. The thought that she did not know who might be waiting at the borders without her knowledge bothered her, and was glad the male had identified himself. "Very well," she replied with a short incline of her head. It was an automatic motion and did her little good, for the male was gazing upon the ground, and could not see any movements she made. D She remained silent for a few moments after that, thinking for a moment. Yes, they needed more members - that was certain. The pack, still in the early stages of its infancy was weak, and would need more wolves to join if they wished to survive. They would need to be able to accept more wolves into their ranks to survive, for some would abandon their words after seeing her. There had been one male who had fled when she asked if he would remain long enough to put his skills to the test. They needed actual wolves, not ones who just wished to join. "Despite this, do you think you could function in a pack setting? A pack is not a home, but the wolves that make it up. You would need to be able to work with all of us to hunt and to learn, for this is a pack of learning. We all rely on one another."