It was a sore sight, but curious as well. He liked to come here to think sometimes; he wasn?t a very philosophical wolf, but when he was alone it made him shift into that mood. The Wall in front of him was just a heap of dark stone, layering itself up for a few yards before finally growing into a full wall. The broken rock?s innards glimmered in the moonlight and the atmosphere seemed almost magical. Selyan pressed his paw to one of the cracked bricks and felt its freezing essence seeping into his leg. What am I? Why am I? His brow furrowed, golden eyes rising to scan the huge monument above him. The snow had stopped falling at dusk and there was a thin delicate layer of the white sprawled across the careening wall. Shaking the frost from his fluffy coat, the bright wolf took a step forward again, gingerly placing his paws on each broken stone at a time. The temperature made his eyes wet and his legs were a bit stiff from the chill, but he climbed the rocks slowly without purpose. Under the wall he had felt small, but now, landing his front paw on the first piece of solid mass, he.. actually, he still felt small. ?Ascension means absolutely nothing,? He heard his voice and wasn?t surprised. Sel was existentially frustrated and could sense his eyes scanning the ground below him. It seemed to be about ten feet. His legs felt sturdy on the thick wall, but his mind was swaying. One foot an inch off of the edge- he grinned. table made by jeanelle

Padding her way through the cool air, her limbs aching with lack of rest and her stomach growling with lack of food, Rakshra's light blue orbs shined through the shadows. Her hips swayed gently with her graceful prance as she continues on. Raising her head she licked her lips and sniffed the air, using her senses to search for some sort of prey to ease her growling stomach. Finding nothing of taste, although something else. She smelt another wolf nearby. Following the scent, she padded along the shadows, trying to keep her large frame well hidden. Her claws dug into the earth as she walked, picking up dirt in between her toes. She sighed in frustration to this, but kept on going. Rakshra spotted the wolf in the near distance, climbing up on rocks that looked anything but safe. She laughed in her head. What if they fell? They'd probably see her and call out for Rakshra's help. But what would she do? Nothing. Just like the stranger would probably do for her. She approached a bit closer, coming out from being within the shadows and tilting her head to look up at the stranger. "Don't faaaaallll!" Rakshra barked loudly, chuckling to herself. Speech,

For a moment, he thought. Do I really have anything meaningful to live for? And the answer was no. He had no loved ones to care about him or friends that would miss him. Shantun. His heart ached and his mind was cruel to him, slinging him back into the past. Blood splatters on the young wolf?s face, his brother?s throat ripping open in his jaws. The white wolf yanks back, pulling a vein out in his teeth, loving the way the warmth feels in his mouth and on his face. His toes inched over the wall. A dark wolf lies dead at his paws, bleeding freely now. His own blood is evident in spots on the ground, but it isn?t enough. An inwards breath. Tiichi died for this. Tiichi died for my blood here on the ground. A step forward. Tiichi died for this. He catches himself A loud bark echoes in his ears and Sel stumbles, skidding down the wall, claws being ripped out on the stone?s crevasses. table made by jeanelle

As Rakshra watched the stranger wolfs thoughts change his facial expressions tremendously. She only wondered what was going through his mind at the moment. The chilly winter wind sent shivers down Rakshra's spine as she sat down on her hind legs. She watched in amusement as he slid down the wall, losing his grip when she had barked out. She chuckled to herself, only a part of her hoping he doesn't get hurt. No, she wasn't cruel - she was realistic. If anything happened to this wolf in front of her, she would not be upset. She did not know anything about him, never having laid eyes on him until this moment now. Her eyes scanned the area deeply as her stomach rumbled once again. She was very hungry. She lifted her muzzle and sniffed the air in hopes of sniffing out some easy prey, but she did not find anything. She sighed, once again redirecting her attention to the stranger who was currently sliding down the wall.