Clearwater Roleplay

Brave walked boldly along a river, fully aware of being in an enemy territory, and yet not really caring. Brave splashed loudly as he loped in the shallows, wanting to know if this pack would come to get him or something. the lupe sighed, a growl hidden within. If he had Rar by his side, he would be fine, and would trot right up to that strong alpha male there always is, and ask him to be in the pack. "But I guess not." brave replied to himself. The brute made circles with his twisted paw, and then talked himself into it "Alright, I'll go - for Rar." he trotted into the forest wondering what his decision would turn to.

The small coal fae, rested upon a bed of pine needles. "Endless Eternity, I like it" Faith said with a smile. Her cranium was pointed towards the bright blue sky. Puffs of water vapors vanished into the harsh winter air.

Larka nudged a pebble, watching it roll a few ways before stoping. She was bored, lost, and well... Lonely, although she wouldn't admit it.
Well-fed for a loner, she stared at the rock dully, clearly wanting to do something more fun than kicking a pebble around. Dipping her head, she nudged it with her muzzle again before trotting less than a foot to where it landed.
She stared at it, unblinkingly, before plopping down less-than-gracefully, still staring at the rock. "I'm reduced to having a rock as entertainment. Wonderful." She rolled her eyes, returning her gaze to her rock, staring at it. It wasn't even a remarkable rock, a dull grey color, flat only on one end. It was smooth, possibly from being weathered for who-knows-how-long.
Larka sighed, before getting to her paws slowly, prodding her pebble with her forepaw. Just deciding whether she wanted to continue rolling around the pebble, she froze, her muzzle in the air.
The musky scent of rabbit wafted across the breeze.
Her favorite prey.
A smile tugged at her lips and she turned, casting for the source of the scent.
There.
She swung her head around, facing the east, her ears erect as she trotted forward, her concentration fully on the Hunt, her gait easy yet graceful.

Kioti, having been walking for days, stumbled onto a new territory. His senses went into overload and a small growl emerged from this throat, even though no one was near him to hear it.

Kioti spotted a white female, not to far up ahead of him. His body went tense, and his hackles rose. He knew the wolf probably didn't see him, but he was always on the catious side and never took any chances when spotting an unfamilar wolf.

Althea took careful steps in the territory that was unknown to her. Using trees as a cover she watched a gray male and his reactions to a female not far off. She snorted. The white female did not even realise their presence, as it seemed that rocks were her bigger concern.
Althea continued on walking, now slowly her paws choosing the right ground for her not to slip and fall or to give her away. The ground underneath them was damp and covered in moss. Her ears twitched at the distance waterfall and the movement of a hare. She snorted again, as she ignored it's presence. She didn't hunt animals that were not weak, it was her rule that she would obey.
"Poor little creatures. Their looks only show a sign of welcome to those who hunt on them."
She muttered to herself as she carried on walking.

Kioti's ears perked. He heard another sound. His body tensed up even more, but he stayed hidden from everyone's view. The small brute found a bush around his size and he hid behind it.

Kioti was confused on the wolf's reaction. She wasn't scared or anything. Kioti decieded to act tougher and see if she would notice him.

He jumped over the small bush and followed her, wondering if she would notice him. It was almost like him stalking prey, the way he was following the fae.

The coal fae glared at two figures in her territory. A large growl, crept up the fae's throat. With a huff, she went into a run, stopping in front of the strangers. Though she was small. she wasn't going to let it change the fact she had strangers in her territory. "What do you think you're doing?" she said glaring at the wolves.

"Seeing if there is a pack near here."

The small coal fae still glaring at the stranger, spoke" Yes, in fact this is my territory. The home of the endless eternity pack." Faith stood still, eyeing both the strangers. Her black paws clung, onto the smooth rock, that she stood on

More wolves were getting closer to him. He began to get angry and sort of scared, which he tried not to show at all. A snarl went across his face, and he stood there, trying to act tough. Well, he knew he was tough, but many wolves didn't believe it due to his small size.

Kioti was in over his head. The two females were fierce and wouldn't back down. Kioti moved his head back and forth between the two of them, wondering who was going to make the first move. He would only strike if someone else did first.

Kioti took a step closer, not towards any of the other wolves specifically, and glared at them. His eyes moving back and forth, watching their every move. He was already tensed and had been for quite some time now. He was beginning to get sore from that, but would not be the first to back down.

Kioti relaxed slighty, only to hear what the female said. He stopped fully and was shocked. He never had a wolf who stood up to him like that and showed no fear towards him.

He spoke his first words to the female. "I will not hurt you. No need to attack me. I have calmed down."he said, in a soft, yet serious tone.

Brave heard many wolves, and one female, obviously of a large size, due to her footfalls. "A worthy opponent?" he asked himself. The large lupe chuckled and took off to her, seeing her circle a smallish male. Sure, he wanted to fight her, and he also had to stand up for the male - two for one! He ran and tackled the female, getting her on the ground but swiftly getting off. he stood beside the other male noncholantly, as if nothing had happened, and he circled his twisted paw in the dust, making a swirl.