OOC. It should be noted that Lel will more than likely attempt some less than friendly things upon your wolf should you reply to this thread. It's just who he is.

It occurred to him that he had mentioned his hate of change before, many times before. The first time had been losing Amenti, the skulled bitch taking not only his rightful inheritance but his mother?s pride. Then had been losing his mother and siblings for the first time, then the move from the only world he had known to that horrible, hell hole the bone jawed male had called a kingdom. Through all that though he had been able to at least say he had his sister, sweet Jian. But then she had left, his mother disappearing again. Though she had returned, and he had made his displeasure obvious to her. Now again change had rocked the yearling?s already cracked world. His mother had gone again, though at this point he could care less, the bitch obviously didn?t care enough about him to stick around. The pack torn away from the ugly man and by extension from Lel; but it was the absence of his sister, again, that cut the deepest. Broken and cold as he was, his sister had always been his rock, now especially because they were bonded, he had claimed her that night, they had become one and she had promised not to leave again. He was hurt, he was angry; he thirsted for blood and revenge but most of all he thirsted for his sister. He wanted to feel her beneath him, wanted to breath in her scent, wanted to make her scream in pain as he asserted his dominance over her again. It was with these dark thoughts swirling around his mind that he approached the wall. It?s massive form rising up from the tundra, snow swirling around the white boy. Violet orbs scanned the distance paying little attention to the hulking formation, he needed to find her. If he couldn?t? Well then woe to any he crossed paths with, he cared little and less who he hurt in his journey. Speech,

Every sense making the mistake of wandering to Alacritis after leaving the group she'd been born into, Tessi had only achieved becoming more and more uncertain of herself. The only reason she'd left in the first place was because she'd been sure. She'd been sure she was able enough and strong enough now to make it on her own and to exist with other wolves. But the task was proving more and more difficult with the passing day. She wasn't sure anymore as she carried herself along. It wouldn't be so bad if she didn't freeze up and lose her voice every time she tried to say something to a wolf bigger than her, but that was how things seemed to be happening. She'd made up her mind though that she was too far past the point of no return now though. She might not survive the journey back to find the group of her birth.

All these things where racing through her mind, causing it to run in several different directions as she walked along the trees. Had she been paying better attention, she might have noticed soon enough to turn back and avoid detection, but that didn't seem to be the case today. Finally breaking free of the tree line, her eyes fell upon the massive wall of stone, which stopped her in her tracks. It was intriguing. Such a structure she had never seen before. it was much taller than her, and all she could wonder was if it where possible to get on top of it and look out at the world around her. After several moments of stopping to admire the wall before her, she finally looked down and noticed the male present at it aswell.

When her grey and green eyes fell on him, she tried at once to move away before her body could catch up with her eyes, and so sort of shook violently once before freezing in place. The voice in the back of her head swore again. Attempted to move, she found herself held in place unsure of what to do. She just stood there, her gaze fixed on her with a blank expression on her face. Damnit... Stepped in it again Tessi, she thought to herself.