01-12-2010, 05:27 AM
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It had been one night since war had started in neighboring packs, and already Ty was drastically changing his schedule to be on the boarders much more often. He had been patrolling the boarders since the moon was up, continuously prowling the area, constantly keeping attention to who might come in. His instructions were very clear, keep watch of the boarders, questioning whoever might come here. If it was Dahila, he was to allow them sanctuary here, if Inferni, he was to drive them out. During usual days and activities, Ty was calm, relaxed, and friendly, but during anything related to war, Ty got oddly attentive, cunning, and excited as well. It wasn't that Ty was a crazy wolf with a hard case of bloodlust, but war was an exciting thing to him. He had experienced it overseas, and he had been a part of it during his experiences, and it was one of the most gripping things he had ever experienced. It had improved him as a pack member, a fighter, and as a wolf in general. To be so close to the edge of war again, to almost be able to face down an opponent in war once more, it was something he would most enjoy. But he had his orders, and he would follow them to the letter.
Since patrolling the boarders since the moon was still in the sky, Ty had never stayed in one spot either, he had been weaving through the trees since he was awake, moving back and forth across the boarders over the night, keeping ever-vigilant about intruders. So far, there had been nothing, but Ty had not stopped looking. His nose, now sniffing like a vacuum cleaner, checking for any new urine scents of wolves nearby. his eyes darted left and right as he weaved through the forests, checking for any movement, and at many times during the night he thought he had spotted someone when he really had seen either a small animal or the wind blowing in the trees, but the antsyness still wasn't going away.
His trek was stopped by hearing voices neary, he could already recognize the voices as his friends, one of them asking about him. Stepping lively, Ty moved closer to the two wolves before slipping out past some brush to confront the two of them in the open instead of snooping around in the darker trees like he had been. "I've been out here for a bit, but I haven't seen anyone so far." Ty replied to Andrea's question, establishing a polite smile and a wag of the tail. "Hello Andrea, Hello Anya, good to see you out here watching the boarders with me." He smiled kindly as he continued to walk towards them before his face abruptly changed when he got straight down to business. "Have either one of you seen anything yet?" He asked to two of them as he reached arm's length of them.
Since patrolling the boarders since the moon was still in the sky, Ty had never stayed in one spot either, he had been weaving through the trees since he was awake, moving back and forth across the boarders over the night, keeping ever-vigilant about intruders. So far, there had been nothing, but Ty had not stopped looking. His nose, now sniffing like a vacuum cleaner, checking for any new urine scents of wolves nearby. his eyes darted left and right as he weaved through the forests, checking for any movement, and at many times during the night he thought he had spotted someone when he really had seen either a small animal or the wind blowing in the trees, but the antsyness still wasn't going away.
His trek was stopped by hearing voices neary, he could already recognize the voices as his friends, one of them asking about him. Stepping lively, Ty moved closer to the two wolves before slipping out past some brush to confront the two of them in the open instead of snooping around in the darker trees like he had been. "I've been out here for a bit, but I haven't seen anyone so far." Ty replied to Andrea's question, establishing a polite smile and a wag of the tail. "Hello Andrea, Hello Anya, good to see you out here watching the boarders with me." He smiled kindly as he continued to walk towards them before his face abruptly changed when he got straight down to business. "Have either one of you seen anything yet?" He asked to two of them as he reached arm's length of them.