A Long Time Coming
09-28-2013, 08:12 AM
Destructions post. Forgot to change accounts.
{{Ooc:: I've been in the mental hospital up intil yesterday. I missed the date because I didn't see this meeting so I hope you can forgive me for being late. ;~;}}
It had been about a season since Destruction had buried Dillinger with Bane. She was relieved the she and bane could now coexist and be civil with one another. The she wolf now speant her time padding through Salacia, looking for fellow packmates that she might be able to talk to or spar with. But then, just as Destruction was going to find a wolf worthy of this, the melodic howl of her alpha reached her ears. 'A meeting...' Destruction thought. She turned, starting off for the lake in their territory. The meeting was bound to be had there, after all... and by the time Destruction would reach the lake, many wolves had already gathered there, waiting for their alpha to speak. As she arrived Destruction bowed her head, giving a soft greeting.
Pups were there at the meeting. Maverik's pups... as well as others from her pack. Tahlia was the one who first drew her attention, however. So Bane had a new mate, huh? She didn't really mind too much... he was older than her and well, with all the torment in his life of losing children and his first mate, a part of her wanted him to be happy. To rear his children and be a loving father. She would even visit him from time to time, to check on them. But... Bane was one of the wolves whom she didn't notice at the meeting. That definitely couldn't be good.
She frowned a bit when the meeting got underway. Bane was demoted... and a part of her felt sorry for him. But at the task of mentoring she brightened up a little. This could be her chance to raise the perfect fighter, well rounded in everything. "My beloved King, I wish to volunteer myself for the mentoring program." Before she hated pups... but Dillinger had showed her how much a pups potential could be, if prompted enough. She glanced around real quick, wondering if anyone might be shocked that once, fairly secluded, female was willing to take on such a task.
{{Ooc:: I've been in the mental hospital up intil yesterday. I missed the date because I didn't see this meeting so I hope you can forgive me for being late. ;~;}}
It had been about a season since Destruction had buried Dillinger with Bane. She was relieved the she and bane could now coexist and be civil with one another. The she wolf now speant her time padding through Salacia, looking for fellow packmates that she might be able to talk to or spar with. But then, just as Destruction was going to find a wolf worthy of this, the melodic howl of her alpha reached her ears. 'A meeting...' Destruction thought. She turned, starting off for the lake in their territory. The meeting was bound to be had there, after all... and by the time Destruction would reach the lake, many wolves had already gathered there, waiting for their alpha to speak. As she arrived Destruction bowed her head, giving a soft greeting.
Pups were there at the meeting. Maverik's pups... as well as others from her pack. Tahlia was the one who first drew her attention, however. So Bane had a new mate, huh? She didn't really mind too much... he was older than her and well, with all the torment in his life of losing children and his first mate, a part of her wanted him to be happy. To rear his children and be a loving father. She would even visit him from time to time, to check on them. But... Bane was one of the wolves whom she didn't notice at the meeting. That definitely couldn't be good.
She frowned a bit when the meeting got underway. Bane was demoted... and a part of her felt sorry for him. But at the task of mentoring she brightened up a little. This could be her chance to raise the perfect fighter, well rounded in everything. "My beloved King, I wish to volunteer myself for the mentoring program." Before she hated pups... but Dillinger had showed her how much a pups potential could be, if prompted enough. She glanced around real quick, wondering if anyone might be shocked that once, fairly secluded, female was willing to take on such a task.