09-08-2008, 05:00 PM
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In the time that Ayegali had been in the new lands, she had made her way completely from one side to the other, stopped by a looming mountain that harbored the scents of death and the quiet calls of lost souls, trapped on the other side. From there, she had traveled to what the natives to the lands had called Inferni, a clan of coyotes known for their hatred of wolves, or so it seemed. Surprisingly, things had gone well there, and an agreement for peace had been reached. An agreement of sorts anyways, something like a quiet toleration for one another. Now though, Ayegali had to continue with her business and she knew it. She had camped out in a small cave in the side of the mountain, leaving her horse, Vtsi, outside at the entrance.
As soon as the sun rose she was out and off, riding toward the next lands, which were only a bit of a ways away from the mountain. It was almost mid-morning by the time she reached the lands, pulling Vtsi to a careful stop just ahead of the borders. Ayegali dismounted her friend quickly, leaving him with a firm pat on the shoulder before turning away from him to approach the borders. She'd heard very little about any of the other packs in the area, though Inferni was the only one that she had been told was hostile.
In the time that Ayegali had been in the new lands, she had made her way completely from one side to the other, stopped by a looming mountain that harbored the scents of death and the quiet calls of lost souls, trapped on the other side. From there, she had traveled to what the natives to the lands had called Inferni, a clan of coyotes known for their hatred of wolves, or so it seemed. Surprisingly, things had gone well there, and an agreement for peace had been reached. An agreement of sorts anyways, something like a quiet toleration for one another. Now though, Ayegali had to continue with her business and she knew it. She had camped out in a small cave in the side of the mountain, leaving her horse, Vtsi, outside at the entrance.
As soon as the sun rose she was out and off, riding toward the next lands, which were only a bit of a ways away from the mountain. It was almost mid-morning by the time she reached the lands, pulling Vtsi to a careful stop just ahead of the borders. Ayegali dismounted her friend quickly, leaving him with a firm pat on the shoulder before turning away from him to approach the borders. She'd heard very little about any of the other packs in the area, though Inferni was the only one that she had been told was hostile.