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Hunger, Adrenaline, Motivation and Stanima.
Thats what made the female risk it all. Here she was again, in the middle of no where, alone, and clueless. She lifted her maw, her nostrils flared as she sucked in scents. Her golden irises shifted as she studied all the elements around her. This female was one of the infected, suffering from the after affects of the virus that proved ever so deadly to humans, and just so useful for the once nearing extinction Canis Lupus. Oh, and you'd think it'd be easy being infected?. Euipoi wouldn't have to think twice to answer that question, NO. Her parents had taken to the effects of the virus as well and eventually died from sicknesses, and her younger brother only months after his birth. Oh yes, it was very hard.
The wind ruffled Euipoi's silky fur. The sun was blocked by a thick layer of mist and fog. She had been hoping to either find a mate, or a pack. She was sick and tired of being lonely, it got to her...it made her act weird. When your alone, everything seems to have less meaning and slowly die. The female was young of course, she needed a pack, or just someone to interact and learn with, so she could grow and become stronger.
The female breathed in deeply, the smell of rotten repulsive fish made her cringe. But it wasn't like she never smelled that before. The lands where disgusting, it was like a giant pig had puked human shit all over the place. how unsanitary. Euipoi stood up, her collection of trinkets wrapped around her tail, ankles, neck, and wrists jingled softly. She looked left to right, making sure there wasn't a threat around, nothing. The female quickly trotted towards the dirty shoreline, small branches crackling beneath her every time she stepped. There was dead fish all over the shore, who knew what had killed them, the fish smelled very badly but Euipoi couldn't help herself she was hungry. and she hadn't seen any other prey animals around, not even tracks. She bent down and observed the piles of dead fish carefully, judging which one was in better shape, and cleaner. There was a decent sized fish, Euipoi picked at it, good enough. The female sat down and began to nibble on her selected garbage.
Thats what made the female risk it all. Here she was again, in the middle of no where, alone, and clueless. She lifted her maw, her nostrils flared as she sucked in scents. Her golden irises shifted as she studied all the elements around her. This female was one of the infected, suffering from the after affects of the virus that proved ever so deadly to humans, and just so useful for the once nearing extinction Canis Lupus. Oh, and you'd think it'd be easy being infected?. Euipoi wouldn't have to think twice to answer that question, NO. Her parents had taken to the effects of the virus as well and eventually died from sicknesses, and her younger brother only months after his birth. Oh yes, it was very hard.
The wind ruffled Euipoi's silky fur. The sun was blocked by a thick layer of mist and fog. She had been hoping to either find a mate, or a pack. She was sick and tired of being lonely, it got to her...it made her act weird. When your alone, everything seems to have less meaning and slowly die. The female was young of course, she needed a pack, or just someone to interact and learn with, so she could grow and become stronger.
The female breathed in deeply, the smell of rotten repulsive fish made her cringe. But it wasn't like she never smelled that before. The lands where disgusting, it was like a giant pig had puked human shit all over the place. how unsanitary. Euipoi stood up, her collection of trinkets wrapped around her tail, ankles, neck, and wrists jingled softly. She looked left to right, making sure there wasn't a threat around, nothing. The female quickly trotted towards the dirty shoreline, small branches crackling beneath her every time she stepped. There was dead fish all over the shore, who knew what had killed them, the fish smelled very badly but Euipoi couldn't help herself she was hungry. and she hadn't seen any other prey animals around, not even tracks. She bent down and observed the piles of dead fish carefully, judging which one was in better shape, and cleaner. There was a decent sized fish, Euipoi picked at it, good enough. The female sat down and began to nibble on her selected garbage.