"So, there's a monster that lives there?" She questioned. "What would happen if I survived there?" She then asked. Knowing she could trust this fox, she sat up and curled her tail around her paws. She licked her chops and stared the male down.

Frost looked at her before saying, "There is a monster that lives there yes. If you survive, you will be badly scarred. The last wolf that survived was killed by the bear sleuth before he could get anywhere." A shadow moved in the trees, and he dramatically looked over at it. Looking back at the pack wolf, he said, "The monster is in the shape of a wolf, and moves through the shadows like a fox. Scars cover it's body, and it's cold deep blue eyes make it seem like it can look straight into your soul." He paused, letting his eyes wander before letting out a shudder.

She stayed still as Bronze removed the bigger pieces of glass from her back, every once in a while she whimpered from the sting. Once he got most of the big pieces out she gave him a soft nuzzle of thanks. "Thank you for coming and saving me and for helping get some of this glass out of my back."

Starless saw Bronze and a female come in and gathered his herbs. Walking over to them, he realized that they had glass in their backs. His ears pinned down at the thought of foxes before he started taking out the shards in the male. Once done with the male, he started getting the small pieces out of the female, wrapping both their wounds with some herb wraps. "Got into a trap with some foxes eh?" He asked, watching them both.

RedWing was starting to wake up when Gwendolyn and Bronze came in. She saw them and started to attack with her talons.

"Ra! You get away! No hurt me! Ra!" Redwing was about to fly up and dive on them but her wing stopped her. The stick and stuff on it kept her from flying into the air.

"Ra! What did you do to me? Ra!" She screeched at Starless Night.

Starless Night turned as the hawk started screeching. His ears flicked on the harsh sound. Letting out soothing whimpers, he rolled a mouse underneath her. The juice of some sleeping berries was inside. Hopefully that will calm her down. He thought to himself, settling back on his haunches.

RedWing looked at the mouse Starless Night gave her. It looked good and she was hungery. Still watching him she took it in her mouth and ate it in one bite. She started to feel sleepy and laid her head down on Delta's lap. RedWing closed her eyes and fell asleep.

Delta watched RedWing wake up and start screaching. She tryed to calm the hawk down but it didn't work. She saw Starless Night give the bird a mouse and RedWing eat it. Delta was surprised when the hawk laid down of her lap and when to sleep.

"What do I do?" She wispered to Starless Night.

"What do I do?" Delta asked him quietly as the hawk laid it's head down in her lap. He blinked before replying, "Well you have two choices. You can let her stay like that for a while, or you can put her back on the nest I made for her." He gathered some more moss, tucking it back into the nest where the flapping of the bird's wings had scattered it.

Delta looked at Starless Night.

"Well you have two choices. You can let her stay like that for a while, or you can put her back on the nest I made for her, He said before getting more moss.

"Ok, I think the nest might be better for her." And laid the Hawk down in the nest. She tucked some soft moss around the bird and watched it.

Icicle yawned before running a paw over her ears. Licking her paw, she ran down the tree before gathering the extra shards. Wrapping them into a mesh net, she dragged it over to a tree before trotting into the forest, looking for something to eat.