ooc: Hope this wasn't saved for anyone and you don't mind me shoving Novella in here. She needs to meet some wolves outside of her family.
Novella had certainly got herself into a potentially dangerous habit as of late. Frequently she found herself stepping into the borders of the Ludicael pack to find her sister or her family, eager to spend time with them now. She had yet to actually meet anyone else in the pack, it seemed her visits tended to collide with busy times for the wolves here, or maybe she was simply rather skilled at keeping out of their way. Song of course gave her permission each time, Novella was confident that her sister wasn't about to turn her away and the high rank that she and Cherokee held surely meant no one was about to get into any trouble over these harmless visits.
The problems however was that sooner or later luck had to run out in some form or another. Truth be told there were likely to be fates far worse than this, though the wolf that her eyes set on now was neither her sister, in fact it was a wolf that Novella could confidently state she had never seen in her life. Perhaps she may have been a little more cautious had she not noted the fact that this female certainly seemed younger than herself, was likely to hold no more power than any of Song's pups. Even so, she could tell from her scent that this wolf was part of the pack whereas Novella clearly wasn't.
Despite this, from her few visits, Novella's scent was one that could be found around the lands of the pack now, and certainly mingled with that of her sister. Hopefully that alone was a clue that she wasn't here to cause any trouble for the pack. Having been brought up well though, knew about pack etiquette and knew better than to simply assume that the pack had any idea who she was or that she had been welcomed to visit by Song. "Hello." She greeted calmly. "I'm Novella Destruction, my sister Song is the Borealis I'm just here to see her." She explained before any question could even be asked. She had retained the little knowledge Song had taught her rather well it seemed.
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