She moved with dancer like grace, long legs carrying the little nymph closer and closer towards the swamplands. They looked oh so fun? But as she approached a certain scent would slow her progress. Were these lands claimed? Brow would furrow, head tipping as massive black rimmed ears flittered forward to see if they could catch the sounds of wolves within. There was noise though she couldn't quite pinpoint what creatures were making the noise. Did she dare trespass? Was she feeling coy enough to run through and tempt her luck? Did she feel like playing a game of russian roulette? No? Maybe not today. She didn't feel like she wanted to start a war and have herself head hunted when it was her first week in these new lands. So instead she would slink forwards, bushy tail drifting behind her at a neutral position until black toes would touch the boarder. Slender form would lean forward, enjoying the bit of a thrill that arched through her body at the idea of trespassing. But no. Instead hips would plop back, green and teal tail flipping to her side as she tipped her head back and let out a lazy howl calling for someone, anyone to entertain her. God? She needed attention...



"Talk here."

The boy was feeling oddly dejected, with built up energy humming through his veins telling him he could not sit still. He would pace along the terraroty with uncertainty, Covari had never felt like chains to him but today he had never felt more enclosed. Was it perhaps possible that the boy had tasted power and was not so prepeared to give it up as he had thought? Or perhaps it was for falling out of favour with a girl he thought he might possibly... love. He didn't know his own heart any longer, or the clouded whisperes it spread across his body. All he knew was the result, the anxiety to move and the inability to sit still. When the call cried out from the Swamp Borders he would go to it, regardless that he was Alpha no more. The boy would be met with the sight of a strange creature, a little green girl that could roughly resemble a wolf. She was so short she could perahps walk beneath his belly and bearly touch his furs, and such luminescence in her coat that he might have thought her a forest spirit. ?Heeey? he mused, peering down at the strange creature that had come to their doors. "words"