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Fang fell to the ground as something rammed into his side. His eyes started to blur and make a swirling motion. I will come back for you wolf. He got up and ran back to the sleuth, fleeing the scene.

Faith watched the wolf as it got up and said something. This is where it would help to have a fox around. She thought. Foxes somehow could speak to wolves, bears, and birds. Cocking her head down, she let out a greeting hoot, curious of this wolf.

Seya | Wolf | Female | *Shy, anxious* M: Faith

The she-wolf smiled and bowed her head in a friendly manner to the bird. "Hello! Uhm.. I'm not sure if you can understand me, but my name's Seya!" She smiled, sitting up straight. She looked quite happy talking with the owl, even if she was the only one talking. She didn't look it, but she was terrified if she would do something to make this bird upset.

Faith blinked at the wolf, realizing it was trying to speak with her. Looking around, she gently lofted into flight, circling the wolf twice before heading slowly towards the river. Landing on a branch near the river, she swiveled her head around to see if the wolf had followed her. She knew that the river was teeming with fish and that the wolf could have something to eat.

He awoke to the sounds of hoots and yips. It was still quite dark outsdie, but the sleep he got refreshed Silverback. The coyote's ears twitched and he gave them a scratch. Then there was another hoot and more yips. That was what woke him. Curious, Silverback stood up, shaking the dirt from his fur. He then trotted to see what was going on.

The coyote immediately recognized the owl. Those huge eyes were not one to miss. He wondered what it was looking at. Certainly not me, he told himself. The crickets chirped as he stepped tentatively outside the bushes. There in the clearing was a wolf, a pretty one too, looking at the bird amongst a field of flowers. What is a wolf doing here? Silverback thought. He had never seen one in this place but then again, he'd ony been here from a little while. He thought of Cream and Gray, the two coyotes that drove him out last time around. I need to make sure this wolf never sees me again, he thought. But what should he do now? If he runs back into the bush, the wolf will surely notice him. I can't just kill the thing either, Silverback told himself. The coyote stood there for a moment more before making up his mind. Cautiously, he stepped backward into the trees, hoping, hoping...

Seya | Wolf | Female | *Shy, anxious* M:Faith

Seya saw the bird and followed her easily, making sure not to hurt anything that she stepped on. She sniffed the air and heard the water. "Oh, my." She whispered. Her tail wagged as her white fur glistened from the water. She smiled at Faith with a smile.

Taliene awoke to screeching birds and many sounds she couldn't;t comprehend. She rose to her feet. Her injured leg ached, but the pain was dull. She saw a few wolves nearby, and a bird circling above. "What's going on? How long was I out?" she asked.

Silverback gave a sigh of relief as the two animals went away. He moved back to his sleeping spot and lay down. You could've gotten yourself in trouble, he told himself. And he had seen too much trouble in his life already. The coyote looked at the bright and gleaming moon wondering how things could've been different for him. They won't be, you mange-ridden fool, his mind lectured him again. Slumping his head down on his front paws, he slept once more...

Faith swiveled her head to the wolf before plunging into the water, pulling out a trout. Having already eaten, she dropped it in front of the wolf before watching her. The female wolf was pretty. Cocking her head to the side, she listened around them hearing the screeching of a falcon in the distance.

Starless Night | Healer | Male | M: Taliene, RedWing

Starless Night watched as the hawk fell asleep before preparing herbs. Seeing Taliene up, he said, "Lay down, your leg needs rest. And you have only been out for a day. Get some sleep tonight, it's almost twilight." Wrapping herbs over the hawks wing, he tied it tightly but so that once the wing was healed, it would fall off. He then went over to Taliene, and started putting herbs on her injured leg.

The she-wolf bowed her head in thanks at Faith before cutting the fish in half. One for her, and the other for Faith. "Here you go! You helped get it, so you can get half of it." She said and pushed a part of the fish towards her. She didn't know that the owl had already eaten. She, once pushing the fish meat over to her, ate her part of the fish happily. She wagged her tail with a smile.