Crashing Water

She had gone exploring again, having gone over the Ludicael land she had grown bored quite quickly and since the others were still getting use to it she decided to just go someplace else to look for some form of excitement or fun. Paws moved over the hard earth, a little bounce in her step as she held her head high, ears perked up and swiveling left and right to catch the sounds around her. If she had a tail, she would definitely be wagging it as she moved through the land humming a little tune to herself. If others knew about her they would have been confused with her good mood, seeing as she was still searching for her brother who she had not seen in quite some time. Maybe that was the reason she was actually out here, searching for any signs that he could be here, alive.

The female was known as Aria Corvi, a Lunav of Ludicael until she moved up in rank to something that fit her more. Knowing that put a smile on her lips, belonging somewhere, able to start a new life. With these thoughts the shewolf quickly shook her head with a low growl, she was not out here to think, she was out to explore. So she moved on, finding herself within a forest. Aria took in a long deep breath, enjoying the scents that flooded her nose. There were so many plants and animals, so full of life because of the Spring weather.

Wolf suddenly slipped into her nose, an eyebrow raising. Finally she would have something to do today. Paw moved, leaves crunching under her paws which she did not care about. It was better to let others know you were approaching because if you were to suddenly show up it could cause wolves to get hostile, thinking you were sneaking up on them to attack. She followed the scent, growing stronger with each step she took. From up ahead she caught something, rushing water. Was there a river? She wondered, taking in another deep breath. No, it would be louder and much stronger.

A few minutes passed until she came upon some falls, green eyes peeking out from behind a bush to see a wolf lapping up water from one of the small pools created from the falls. He was alone, no other scent of other wolves nearby. That was good, groups were such a bothersome without somebody there with you in case something were to happen."What're you doing out here?" She asked in a smooth tone, pushing forward and revealing herself to the male with a smile. "You smell like you belong to a pack, but the one nearby is not what is mixed into your coat." She continued, standing a few feet from him with her little stump tail wiggling behind her. "Where do you come from?"