The moore was filled with dangerous animals. He could just tell by the way it smelt, his paws feeling the lush ground underneath him. It would be a prime place to live, if it weren't for the feeling of those nasty animals in the water swimming around. The black pelted male's tail wiggled back and forth curiously, nose raised to the sky to make sure it was clear for him to walk. Again he would lower his head though, ears primed at the ready as he still continued across the ground.

At some point, he would have to make friends he knew that. Enemies as well, and yet these lands would continue to confuse him regardless. He stopped when he decided it was a good place to rest, settling his haunches to the ground. A soft sigh escaping his lips as the male seemed to look off into the distance with those distance white eyes. Though, the world for him was all sounds and smells, for all he saw was black.

The sound of the various wild animals that called out throughout the moore reverberated past her lobes. The intoxicating aroma of the different plants that had somewhat began to sprout and or blossom and wilt, caused her nostrils to flare. The ebony and grey woman trudged onward as her paws pressed firmly to the ground, claws digging into the soft terrain. She had wandered endlessly throughout the land, wondering where her brother happened to be residing; however, she did catch a scent of someone who was rather new to her, and she could not help but explore the cause of the scent. When she arrived at the destination of the scent, she happened to see a dark male sitting upon the ground, alone. Her mint-green optics scanned him more closely. The male appeared to be blind and perhaps confused, which was understandable. Some grey was noticeable upon his form, perhaps due to older age. She gave a small grin and approached the brute, eyes focusing upon him. "Who are you, if i may be so bold to ask?" She spoke, walking past him as her bushy tail glided past his chin, a somewhat smirk came over her. Though she was not one to attack someone who appeared to have a disability, she would, however, have some fun with him, in a teasing fashion that is. "Speech"

Jack despite his "disability" went through his life just fine, and in fact could fight just like any other wolf. Perhaps because he had never experienced this thing they called sight, he would never miss it either. His tail flicked, backing up as he felt her come towards him, managing to skip her tail underneath his chin. Something that was not welcome, as he raised an eyebrow, the expression questioning whether she thought he was stupid or not. "Jack Stone, and who might you be ma'm?" he would remain polite to the lady. Tilting his head as he came to stand beside her, should he need it he would defend himself. However a woman was something he couldn't hurt, if needed be he would remove himself from the situation. Hurting a woman was last resort for the male. They were animals, but he had his own reasons. "Talk"

She looked to the man, eyes focusing upon his clouded over optics. So, he really could not see, and, due to this, she would not bother to do anything to the man. The dame loved teasing others, at least drive them nuts, but the last thing she wished to do was start a fight with a blind man. He would ask her, her name. He was rather polite to her, others would just say their name and then leave her to her shadows and or whatever they were doing before they heeded her attention. "My name is Ylva. Ylva Sendri. May I ask, what is it like being blind?" She asked, eyes still focusing upon his own as she tilted her head to the side, wondering what it was like to be blind. She could see perfectly, she was never really sure what it was like to be without sight for she never met another wolf who was blind before. "Speech"

As he 'watched' the woman his blind eyes would come to look at the ground. The good thing about being blind he supposed was he didn't have to worry about appearances. She would give her own name in return and his fur prickled to her question. In all honesty, he didn't know what it was like to be blind. He just was, always had been. "I don't know, you tell me." he chuckled a little bit. "I've never seen before, so blindness is just simply..... there." he shrugged his shoulders. A fight with this blind man, she wouldn't leave without a few scars. Blind did not mean he was not able to unhinge his jaw and find a mark. Sense of smell, feeling, and hearing he could even hear the click in her own bones. "What's it like to see then? I've never experienced colors, objects. Only touch, smell, taste, and hearing. I can even sense just abouts where you are." He would tap her slightly with his left paw, just as if he weren't blind at all. "Talk"

She gave a small chuckle, "Well, being able to see is kind of hard to explain, you can just see. There are many things you can see, but, it is a shame that you won't be able to see. Perhaps you might be able to see in the next world," she thought as she gave a small sigh and happened to see a hare close by. She crouched low and launched forward at break-neck speed and managed to catch it swiftly. She shook the life out of the creature and brought it back, placing the hare down in front of him. She thought that even though he was more than capable of hunting, she would be nice and give him her kill.

"You can eat, I thought it would be nice to bring you a meal, just to be friendly," she explained, sitting upon her haunches and wrapping her tail around her bodice. Ylva could be friendly when she wanted to be, but, it was not something she did all of the time, for some reason, every time she tried to be nice, she was pushed to the side and that just made her blood boil even more. She closed her eyes and gave a small sigh.

It was how most wolves who could see described it to him. As he scented the rabbit, he would listen to the woman catch it and bring it back. So far she was being nice, but there was always deception in everyone. However, he was not as blind in his heart as he was in the real world. He would always accept kindness, and return it in the form of favors every now and then. As he dipped his head to her. "Thank you." though her sigh, as he took a small bite of the rabbit, told him something about her. "Does doing favors bother you?" he asked settling down on his stomach. He would leave a bit of the rabbit out, in case she wanted to join in. "I've picked up a few tricks from being able to tell things through how a wolf breaths, and talks." Jack smiled a little, perhaps he could be her friend if only for a moment. Though, he was a lot more judgmental than other wolves about how others lived. "Talk"

She looked to him and shook her head, "No, it is not that. I hardly do them because, whenever I do, I am pushed away. I have a dark mind, and that is all I am, I am kind, but, most think of me as evil and sinister, through, it is somewhat true, I can be friendly, but only if people just believed me and didn't think I would hurt them unless they threatened me or did something to make me want to get upset with them." She explained, looking over to him and then the hare as she took a couple bites of the meat, blood staining her maw as she stood up and let him finish off the kill. She did wish to have friends, but, her mind and spirit prevented her from doing so.

Jack was a firm believer in choices being made by the individual. He did not believe that no one could help their actions. Being on the darker side of the spectrum was a choice, it wasn't as if some magic force was making them harm others. So, he would stay silent to this fact for a moment as he listened to her. "I am not stupid enough to throw aside a good deed when I see one. Especially from a woman." his ears flicked a bit. He sighed a bit though. "But my views do conflict yours, I however hope it won't let you think differently of me. Sometimes I simply disagree with how one lives our their life. However, just because two wolves don't agree on something, doesn't mean they can't get along." Jack nodded his head as he stood up and dipped his head to the lady. "Perhaps we could be friends then." "Talk"