Narsha was determined to explore every inch of the North; she was also itching to leave the pack lands, the restlessness of her heat pushing her. She knew that soon Isardis would turn his attention to her, how could he not? She was sure she stunk of her fertility, and he would want her to bear his brood if he was to have an army, but she had not seen him yet today and so she had slipped away. Now she was staring up at the hulking mass of steel. The hull of the ship was wedged in the ice, abandoned by its original crew having left it long ago. With Careful steps she entered the metal beast, the slight clack of her claws echoing loudly within the hull. Speech,

Rakshra

The echoing of the sound of claws scratching on ice caught Rakshra's attention. She hadn't known there was another wolf in this area at the time. She stood up from behind the shipwreck that was left long ago. She used it to block some of the wind while she slept, it had done a great job. Rakshra walked around the wreck and spotted another wolf. She had never seen this wolf before, but she guessed she came from the pack she was hoping to join in the future, Glaciem. What other wolf would want to stay out in this weather? "Hello, there." she chuckled. She watched the wolf closely. Wolves from Glaciem are most like herself. Manipulative, intelligent and cunning. She planned on keeping a close eye on this wolf.

The earthy vixen turned her head at the sound of another voice, and she suppressed a groan. She recognized the midnight female, though it seemed she had not recognized her, yet anyways. She blinked, took a deep breath and plastered a sweet smile on her muzzle. She would not allow the ebony female to see her annoyance, Narsha was one to hold a grudge and she had definitely not forgiven her for the incident at the waterfall. ?Hello Rakshra.? Her tone was quite a bit more kind this time around. ?Fancy seeing you here?? She trailed off, avoiding looking too long at the other woman, afraid that if she did her discontent would slip through. Speech,

Rakshra

After approaching closer to the female, she realized they had encountered before at the waterfall. Rakshra chuckled. She wasn't going to let that male give her all the attention, now was she? Narsha didn't seem like the one to hold a grudge, but Rakshra wasn't stupid, and she wouldn't be fooled so easily. So, we meet again Narsha. she spoke. I should apoligise for that little... 'incident' at the waterfall. she said as she took a step back and bowed. She didn't know if Narsha would believe her or not, but it was worth a try. Rakshra looked around at the surroundings. It wasn't the most beautiful place she had seen, but at least it wasn't freezing. Not that the cold air bothered her much, she was going to join Glaciem after all.

The female snorted. So, we meet again, ideed. She thought a little bitterly. Her gaze grew hard some as the midnight woman mentioned the waterfall incident. But the smile remained where it was. ?Not at all.? She spoke as calmly as she could. ?All is forgiven.? Not for one moment did Narsha believe the other woman. It seemed both of them were playing at this game. But Narsha would let her think that she was off the hook, for now at least. Narsha wanted to continue on, exploring this new enviroment if possible but didn't want to seem rude, even though she so longed to leave the other woman behind. She really didn?t need this right now. The woman was irritable enough right now as it was and the appearance of Rakshra had not helped it one bit. She swiped at the metal floor absently, no doubt looking eager to move on. Speech,