Building Faith and Trust
02-23-2014, 12:57 AM
The legs of the Queen would lead her to the yet unexplored area of Seracia's territory. As her word spread throughout the lands, reaching each wolf, she would take her time to learn the rest of Seracia's territory. For so long she had come to know every nook and cranny of The Range... and now there were three more territories to cover within Seracia's lands, to get to know as well as the first. From what she could make out so far these lands had also been touched by man. Strange, sloped structures rose from the ground, though she did not pass over them. They were spread apart at the same kind of interval, littering the land with their presence. What had these things been to the strange creatures known as man? Destruction would slowly come to a stop, allowing her crimson ringed white orb to travel over the land. She would take in what she saw, trying her best to commit things to memory. The female would take a deep breath, catching sight of what appeared to be large, furry beasts in the distance. Perhaps these were the buffalo that the place was named for? The female would gently smile. It was good to see the prey had come back after the terrible storm that shook their territory. It was such a scary time... she had lost her left eye in the storm, due to a piece of debris becoming lodged within it. Then things had truly started changing within Seracia. As Loccian fell ill, passing off leadership to her for now, the female had been doing what she could to organize things and set up tasks for the wolves of Seracia. Some sort of activity within their ranks was definitely needed, especially with such large numbers. The young needed training, and mentors had been chosen for them. The female would twitch her ears, catching a scent on the breeze. It belonged to a Seracian, but one she didn't know. In fact she could only recall catching this scent at the gathering... and that was about it. The female would tilt her head back, a howl passing her lips to request the presence of the other wolf. It was not fierce or harshly commanding, but it was certainly more than a request. "Speech" Think |