Aria was excited, she was going to see if the Sol would accept Darsha into Ludicael. The pack was still very small, only six or seven members, two hunters, a healer and the Alpha and pups. They really needed a warrior or two, and as she walked with her friend, she wondered if he would be that warrior or become a hunter like her. This thought caused her to give a small shrug of her shoulders, she was taking him to a river near Ludicael to see what exactly he could do. It would be ridiculous to just bring him to Jupiter and expect him to be accepted, he had to prove that he would be useful. Before I take you to my pack, Darsha, I must see what you can do. And if you need some work, I will help you so that you will get into Ludicael easier, alright? She looked over at him with forest green eyes, lip pulling back into a grin. She was very excited to see what happens. After a few minutes they finally reached her destination, The Kamui Delta. The land was open, perfect space for them to practice and if they were to get tired or thirsty, there was fresh water right there for them to drink and rest by. They wouldn't get too thirsty though, the weather was not too nice but not very bad, a cloudy sky and cool temperatures. Alrighty, here we are. She finally spoke, running forward a few steps before jumping and twisting her body, landing facing the male. So what can you do, are you a better hunter than a fighter, have more knowledge on plants than fighting or hunting? What can you do? She stood with her head held high, ears perked up, and if she did have a longer tail she would be holding it up and swinging it around. She was clearly in a good mood. "normal. talk. think. you."

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Darsha walked with Aria to their destination cautiously. His bi eyes scanned the area for any potential threat as she walked on happy with herself. Every few moments he would looked over to her and smile inside, not outside that was a nono. He wondered how she always seemed to be so happy all the time, it made him feel like a stick in the mud whenever he was around her. Taking a deep breath the male suddenly was caught off guard when she swung around in his face and questioned him. She was literally attacking him with words. After she finished he looked at her confused and blinked. "Uhhhhhhhhhhhhh......" he said unsure of what to say.

Aria Corvi

With a shake of her head the shewolf chuckled at the male's reaction, not seeming to know how to answer her question. That was okay, he just wasn't use to somebody like her. Aria would change that. It's not that hard. She said with a smile, giving a quick shake of her body before taking a few steps to the side. Are you a decent hunter? She decided to take it slow, asking questions one at a time so she wouldn't flood him with questions.

As she stood there looking him over, Aria had just realized that he might have been hunting long. He looked to be around her age but even with that he should have been hunting for some time, and she needed to know if he was good at it or not. Once she figured that out she would see if he was a decent fighter, and if he didn't know about that either then she would just have to test him. Aria would take him out to hunt different animals and if he showed that he wasn't good at hunting, then she would spar with him and see if he was a good fighter. If Darsha wasn't good at that either then she would have to figure out something else for him.




"normal.
talk.
think.
you."

Darsha was thinking a little to hard about all of this. Why would she ask if he was a fighter? He didn't want to fight her. When Darsha fought he took things to seriously regardless of who it was. He did not want to end up hurting her in a 'practice fight.' She asked if he was a good hunter and he blinked. "Yeah." He said trying to avoid fighting her. Hunting would probably be less stressful right? She moved around and smiled at him in a way that lade him feel uncomfortable. He looked away trying to avoid eye contact.

Aria Corvi

He didn't seem to say anything about fighting, perhaps he was afraid she might get too rough with him, or he would with her? That was okay, she understood but he would have to explain himself later so that she knew for sure which it was. He did answer her for the hunting parting, giving a yeah. That was good, now they had an area to work on. Her ears perked up and she moved lose to the male, lips pulled back in a toothy grin, stump of a tail wiggling behind her. Good, now we have an idea as to what you can do. She turned her head to the side and sniffed at the air, looking for the scent of large game they could practice on to see how good he was at it. Are you better at small kills like fish, rabbits, squirrels? Or with bigger game like deer, elk, stuff like that? She asked curiously, turning her back on him to walk over to the river's edge, looking down into its depths with emerald orbs.




"normal.
talk.
think.
you."