Don't Say I Told You So

*Storm* · 11-20-2016, 07:35 AM

She seemed to pad along for quite sometime, enjoying the nice weather they were having and taking in the sounds of the creatures around her. Most of them were busy prepping for winter and the birds were close to traveling south before winter came. Smiling the female stopped and took a moment to listen to all the busy creatures around her. Thinking of winter made the silver women smile, it was one of her favorite season. Being a wolf with linage that came from thicker furred wolves the cold didn't bother her much and now that her and Jack were not alone anymore she could fully enjoy the season to come without worry of where her next meal would be and if Jack would get lost within the storms. She did at times miss having a warm body to sleep with to have the closeness of another. Her family held strong bonds and during the winters dens would be shared with other family members to ensure that everyone would be warm. A survival technique that kept the vary young and the vary old from dieing through the harsh winters of where she had come from. That and majority of them specializing in healing also helped things.

Jack landed beside her after returning from his short trip around the plains. He had found some berries that were surprisingly still ripe and untouched. Settling beside her he picked the berries from the vine until his dark eyes caught site of the pack wolf that approached. Curiously he looked her over and more importantly the dead snake within her jaws. He remained calm, something he had been more familiar with as he grew fond of living within the pack. It gave him a little more freedom to actually do what birds do and he didn't worry if his companion was getting hurt or not. He settled back down to his berries as the young wolf spoke to Storm.

Storm's ears swiveled in the direction of the voice, her head remaining forward and her eyes remaining motionless. Tail would gently wag as the silver women gave off friendly body language. The scent of the female slowly drifted in her direction and her nose twitched as she took the scent in. Putting the scent and the voice into her memory bank to use whenever needed. This women she hadn't met before, that was easy for the blind women to figure out. She was happy to be meeting a new wolf from the pack. Her nose also picked up the scent of the scaly creature that wolf beside her just killed.

"Hello" she spoke in soft tones. "Lunch I'm assuming?"

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