Get Along There

*Delaney* · 07-28-2018, 07:56 PM

Somewhere along the line she had felt she had lost herself. Winter had been rough on her this year and she was rather thinned out. She was a lean form to begin with. She was lucky enough that her thick coat remained, hiding most of her skinny form. She had spent the past two years looking for Mortar, but she couldn't find any sign of him. It was taking it's toll on her emotionally especially when it brought up the cold fact that everyone important in her life up and disappeared and she was always left...... alone. It at first didn't bring her down at all, but after all this time it had really taken it's toll on her. She withdrew from the world even though that was the last thing she wanted to do, but it had happened. It left her vary little chance to interact with others. Though she had some hope in the middle of winter when she had come across a lone male. Now that winter was over she was craving the interacting she had with the male. To be social and to find other wolves to interact with.

She had stayed at the cove for so long she was unsure how to get back to the Range, so instead the chocolate and blue female wandered. She went more north and stumbled upon new lands, but when she came close to this particular territory she respectfully moved back away from the border marker. It had been some time since she was last near the borders of a pack, but she still knew her manners with packs. For a moment she remained standing in silence unsure of what exactly she wanted to do. Part of her wanted to turn and run away, but part of her yearned for the company of others. Her ears flattened at the internal struggle, but soon she had no choice. The voice of border patrol rang out nearby, heading in her direction making it to late for her to run.

She was at least 5 yards from the border marking and tried to compose herself before letting out a calling bark, not wanting to patrol to think of her as a threat.

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Get Along There

Delaney