Nothing Feared More.

ooc;; mindless yammering :DD anyways sorry this took so long D:

He was young, almost painfully so, to the point where she almost felt guilty looking at him with that devilish look of hers. He was almost a child compared to her, just mature enough to be a sire and here she was almost past her prime in her mind. Soon to be a mother even. She had no right to be stalking this poor boy, and yet she had no intention of stopping. Serpentine smile slid with practiced easy across inky lips as forepaws tipped over the edge of the wall and walked their was down until she was laying heavily on her stomach and rib cage with forepaws dangling over the edge of the 10 foot drop. It wasn't anything to scoff at, that was for sure but if she managed not to break her leg in the process of jumping off it would make her look pretty bad ass she figured. And did it really matter if she hurt herself? She had a pack to help take care of her and her young ones now. But she didn't leap just yet, simply laying there and gazing down at him through luminescent eyes. Though her words brought a bit of a chuckle rolling up her throat, gazed tossed to the heavens for a moment as she rolled her eyes before returning to the young suitor before her. Funny how as she grew older she no longer had to fish for compliments like she used to even though she was beginning to hate her body more and more as she felt the years take their toll on her.

"Good to hear, there aren't many strangers in these parts left to me. Tell me, where are you from?" She asked pleasantly, head cocking ever so slightly to the side as ears swiveled forward to catch the answer to her question. It was true, the red woman had met many. She knew most all of the packs and the wolves residing within them and there weren't many loners left she didn't know well enough to stop and say hi to. Not all were close but she knew faces or knew of their reputations. So to run into someone who she knew nothing of or had never seen even in passing was quite the odd occurrence and only made her more curious. But before she could have her answer it seemed she would have to give one of her own. Smile turned dark once more, a simple implication as another chuckle rolled up her throat and reverberated through her teeth. A stroll? "One could say that, trying to get a bit lost would be a better description. Can't really find where you want to go in these parts until you don't know where you are after all..." Smile grew as she gave him a moment to ponder the madness of the words she had just thrown at him.

Haunches lifted, forepaws sliding further down the wall face before she allowed her hind paws to drop over the lip as well. It dropped her into a bit of a freefall though she kept her paws as close to the wall as possible. Haunches would curl beneath her almost like she was sitting while she dropped before uncoiling them and launching her outwards past the male. She landed rather elegantly though the shock that ran through her legs at the impact made her grimace and her breath catch in her throat. She was thankful she landed with her back to him so he didn't have to see the probably less then attractive expression that swept across her features at the moment of landing. But as always she played it off easily, taking a moment to flick her tail almost like a gymnast would raise their arms after sticking that hard landing, before turning to look over her shoulder at him. "So whats your name, friend?" There was a noticeable pause as she struggled to spit out the term friend. It wasn't something she used often but then again she felt like the word stranger might be a bit of a slap in the face to him. He seemed far to friendly for such icy words.