It's Written In Gold [PACK CHALLENGE FOR TALIS]
01-23-2018, 05:50 PM
A moth to flame, and a prickling, insatiable curiosity drew the wolf. He knew what packs were in Auster - a new one, recently formed, of large wolves of similar stature or taller than him, and Talis. This - he knew what this was; it bespoke of a challenge, and one for Talis, at that. And so, his curiosity was piqued. After all, Talis was now led by a blind alpha - something he discovered when he had talked to Dragon again. He hadn't quite known how to respond to. He didn't think that his brother would be so stupid as to get wounded like that, but he apparently had thought wrong. And it made him think - who had made such a wound? It would have been hilarious if he had known it had been a little girl, but alas, he did not.
Now though. He ghosted into the challenge quietly, spotting two groups of wolves: those of Talis, and those of... another group, the other pack he had seen around. And then one seemed to sit apart, in the middle. It was there he went, his eyes landing curiously on the dwarf that was sitting there. dipping his head in greeting of the other. This one smelled of the other pack, yet sat in the middle. Interesting. Then again, he was as well. He wasn't a member of Talis, but it wouldn't be hard to put it together with the similar appearance of the brothers - and their mother.
For a quick moment, he glanced over at the Talis section, and really looked - quickly spotting Gryphon, whom, if Gryphon had noticed him, he would greet; his mother, in all her righteous fury that had caused his separation to begin with; a whole group of wolves he didn't know. Kharnage was remarkably absent. That in itself was interesting.
He also glanced over at the other pack - now that was odd. A pack, supporting a challenger for another pack? That wasn't quite something that he had seen before. Why? Why was a pack supporting a pack challenge? The support behind this wolf was huge, and yet, they all belonged to a different group - one that the challenger had been part of? But if the wolf was abandoning his old pack to go after a new one, why was his old pack supporting him? Odd. Very, very odd.
Now though. He ghosted into the challenge quietly, spotting two groups of wolves: those of Talis, and those of... another group, the other pack he had seen around. And then one seemed to sit apart, in the middle. It was there he went, his eyes landing curiously on the dwarf that was sitting there. dipping his head in greeting of the other. This one smelled of the other pack, yet sat in the middle. Interesting. Then again, he was as well. He wasn't a member of Talis, but it wouldn't be hard to put it together with the similar appearance of the brothers - and their mother.
For a quick moment, he glanced over at the Talis section, and really looked - quickly spotting Gryphon, whom, if Gryphon had noticed him, he would greet; his mother, in all her righteous fury that had caused his separation to begin with; a whole group of wolves he didn't know. Kharnage was remarkably absent. That in itself was interesting.
He also glanced over at the other pack - now that was odd. A pack, supporting a challenger for another pack? That wasn't quite something that he had seen before. Why? Why was a pack supporting a pack challenge? The support behind this wolf was huge, and yet, they all belonged to a different group - one that the challenger had been part of? But if the wolf was abandoning his old pack to go after a new one, why was his old pack supporting him? Odd. Very, very odd.