Alaric was sitting on the dark stones that surrounded the pool of water in the heart of the shrine. His cane corsos laid behind him, having a mouthing war. They were playing together peacefully. Alaric stared I to the water, watching the little fish swim about. He was apparently lost in thought. Was he right to join this band? He did it for Atreyu. He did feel out of place along them, not that he would tell them this. He never was one for group settings. Thoughts came and within until a.new scent lingered into the area. Immediately Alaric perked up, his head shot up and he looked around the trees for sign of life. Maul and Cinder stopped playing immediately and watched the treeline as well. Alaric let out a small rumble and called out. "Who's there?" He asked out loud.

Fairytale was gathering supplies around the Shrine. She was finding herself thinking about the earthen toned brute for a moment. He was strange but had reasons to be protective like he was with his sister. Her thoughts also falling to Atreyu. The woman was smart and wise, with a tender heart. Feeling a bond with Atreyu had made Fairytale do right by her and the rest of the band members. And Oath, was she beginning to love him? It was too early to tell wasn't it? But everytime she thought about the male she felt as if everything was right. That everything had a way of working out in the end.

Not realizing just how close she was before almost falling over a tree stump, her small frame halting when another called out. Asking who was there. "Hello!" She stated with excitement, her tail dancing around behind her. Even though the male was slightly blurred she could make out his ivory coat with some black upon him. Tilting her head slightly. "I didn't mean to scare you. I'm known as Fairytale." Fairytale stated calmly. "Who are you?"

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As soon as the word left his mouth, a small figure stepped out of the forest. Alaric looked over her, taking in her body language and scent. She smelled of the band, yet Alaric did not see her at the meeting. A friend of Atreyu, perhaps? He cocked an eyebrow. His gaze flickered to Maul and Cinder, who were now on their feet and staring at the wolf, readied for the command. "It's alright." He told them, watching as they visibly settled and relaxed. Alaric dipped a paw into the water, wading softly. "I'm Alaric Warmaw." He introduced himself with a nod of his head. "It's nice to meet you, Fairytale." He rumbled. He would be on his best behavior for fellow band members, not wanting to disturb the work that Atreyu was building. He finally pulled his black paw from the water and stood up. He shook his pelt and stretched his body, extending his front half then his back half. "You're a part of the band." He noted as he stepped off the rock and onto the grass. "You must have recently joined." He continued on, allowing the woman to speak.

The young albino woman smiled as she moved towards Alaric, her eyes turning to his two large companions. One whom was black with striking red eyes and then the other with warm chocolate eyes and a coat of slate. Wondering if they would cause her trouble, probably wanting to protect Alaric, which in all honesty she could not blame them at all. He smelt of the band, which meant that Atreyu had trusted him. So maybe she could? Maybe his dogs wouldn't cause her any harm. "Hello Alaric Warmaw." Her tail danced around behind her, as she looked into the pool then back to the trees. "I did thanks to Ms. Atreyu. She is very kind." Giving a nod.

That's when her belly grumbled slightly, turning to him. "I wonder if there's fish in this pool, that maybe I can craft a net type deal and we can catch some for all of us? I didn't meet everyone yet. But I am excited to. Have you?" Her voice holding amazement and wonder. Fairytale moved closer towards the male, so she could see his face, still slightly squinting as looking to the scars that were given to him. Her heart sank, wondering how others could be so cruel. Careful not to stare to long but turning her attention back to the pool.

"Speech"

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Alaric listened as the small woman spoke. Atreyu had taken the woman into the band, and that all he needed to know. At Fairytale's question regarding the pool, he cocked an eyebrow. "Perhaps there may be some in there." He wasn't entirely sure. She wanted to make a net, but he didn't see any supplies. "What do you intend to make the net out of?" He asked curiously, drawing out a low hum. "I haven't met everyone in the band yet." He answered her honestly. He didn't really feel like it either, but figured he would have to know them eventually.

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The ivory brute spoken out, asking how she would make a net, surely there had to be something. Anything really that just laid around. But there was vines and ivy, maybe those would come in handy with fishing. Or they would just wait? Ugh her mind raced now. Her tail danced behind her as awaiting to see what she could possibly do. Her ears twisted and turned upon her cranium. "I honestly do not know what a net could be made out of." She offered a smile to the large male. "Or we can see if we can catch any?" Her tail waved around behind her frame.

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Alaric's shoulders rolled into a shrug. "I've never had to use a net before." Nor did he ever had to make one. So it seemed they were both a bit clueless on how to craft one. He fell silent and turned back towards the rock he was once sitting on. He walked to it and climbed up onto it. He peered into the water, looking at the small fish. "The fish on the surface seems a bit small for a meal. Unless there are some that are bigger below the surface." He thought out loud, his gaze flickering to the woman then back to the water. He squinted, seeing some faint silhouette of a much larger fish beneath the water. "We need something to lure it to the surface." He called to the woman, thinking. "Some type of bait." He added in he turned and hopped off the rock. He examined the rock closely. He used his large paws and began to pull at the rock, trying to flip it over. "Maybe there's some worms under here." The rock was a medium size, not too large but not too small. Surely, there had to be some type of bug underneath it.