Vi ^^

His free will had consumed him.


The new found freedom had forced him to forget why he was even away from home and it felt good. The mountainous man was determined to make his own path and never return to his birth pack who just happened to be at war over whether his sister left of her own free will or if the pack had let her go, forced her to run in the middle of the night. It didn't matter to him anymore, nothing other than freedom and a need to be loyal to another mattered to him. His paws found their way to another set of cliffs and the strong man froze for an instant.


Kill her. Kill her not. Kill her. Kill her not.


So many options to choose from if he should run into her, oh well, he'd figure it out if he did happen upon his sister at some point. The midnight moon grabbed at the cliffs fiercely, his pelt showing stunning hues of silver and gray. He was the knight in shining armor, just a bit more twisted... more evil one might say, than the classic storybook ending. He sat there, staring off the edge as he made a new plot, one to get back at his sister and his parents. Hatred bubbled in him, that if contained and controlled by the right wolf, could be deadly and fierce.

She moved easily along the edge of the cliffs, gaze shifting between the drop off to her right and the snow dusted meadow to her left. Winter was upon them. Part of her regretted leaving Ludicael, leaving her beloved hot springs and trading them in for a swamp and a rickety old building. Stupid girl... She shook her head and sighed before lifting it and rolling her shoulders back. Fuck she was tired... Ruling a pack sucked. Everyone wanted her attention and she really had no time to do anything for herself, no time to start things. And so she would walk, leaving her territory, her love, her pack members and her family to explore a bit. She had begun first by scoping out new territories but had begun to wander a bit too far and had come here. It was interesting but not overly so. Maybe that's why when when she saw the male she forced herself to halt and study him. Nothing overly spectacular to look at but then again Scorpion hadn't been either. After a moment of consideration she would turn, long legs and white dipped paws dragging her towards the man with a curiosity to her step. "Hello my good sir..." She would call out as she approached though caution won out for once in her life and she came to a half a short distance away from him. Speech

He had expected to be alone along the cliffs to think about his life but it appeared the universe did not agree with him at that time. He noticed a female observing him and his froze; he tensed up slightly and she offered him a hello. "Greetings ma'am." He rumbled, the voice stirring from deep in his throat. His eyes focused on the female as his tongue swept over his lips slightly. "Any particular reason that you are overly formal?" He asked, the only for him being formal was to return the courtesy. He didn't like formalities, they were always misleading.


OOC: Sorry this is really short. I gotta get back into playing Venator

He tensed at her presence and she couldn't help but tense in return, tail lifting high and curling over her back in a strange show of dominance that was quite uncommon for her. But something about him. Even as he answered her with an easy greeting she couldn't help but tip her head slightly in confusion. Her chin tipped down, covering her neck as joints loosened and she kept her balanced centred. "Any reason for one not to be?" She countered easily, words rolling off her tongue with little to no effort. Brow raised in an almost challenging fashion as she stood a short distance away from the male. She wasn't quite sure how to carry on from here, something about him seemed off and seemed like he wasn't super interested in carrying on with this conversation.

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He was being careful, or trying to be at least, as she countered his question with another question. It irritated him slightly but he forced himself to relax in her presence. He held his breathe before speaking in order to respond to her counter question. "Not particularly, I just find being overly formal to be a strange thing." He answered with a small shrug of his shoulders. He offered a small sigh before he pushed himself to look at the cliffs on the side, his eyes calmed. His grey and creme and white fur was flattened against his fur once more, it had been bristling a little bit out of pure shock of seeing another by the cliffs.