Ebony blinked in surprise at Sun Chaser's praise. "Thanks," she said. She walked to the cleanest part of their camp she could find and began to groom herself. Her nose wrinkled at the taste of the garbage filth. By the end she couldn't get her pelt as clean and shiny as it used to be, but that was to be expected.

She sat up and looked at her packmates. Many of them seemed friendly enough, she supposed. This wouldn't be a hard place to live.

Sky | F | omega | M: Rye

" Im sooooo bored-... " she flop on her side as she watches Ebony. suddenly she get an idea to sneak up on Rye and playful pin him to engage to play a little

Rye could hear Sky bounding after him by a longshot but was still caught by suprise of her playful nature. Unsure of how to react he quickly snapped his teeth at her, not harshly but correctional enough to send a message. "Sorry..i didn't mean that." he sputtered out as his ears pinned back briefly. "Im bored too, but i dont really have time for play right now" his tail hung low.

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Solace went over to the two dogs who had been fighting the cats. "Good job Kai, you landed a clean hit out there!" She started off with saying warmly. "You too Ebony. You may have missed this time but you still managed to scare those cats away!"

Her tail wagged a bit. It was good to encourage others even if they hadn't fully succeded in their tasks.

"Just train your aim a little and you'll land a hit next time." Solace advised. Constructive criticism was also needed for improvement and the continued thriving of the pack.

(Sorry this is short!)

"Thank you," Ebony said politely after hearing the alpha female's praise. She wondered how she could practice something like that. She supposed she could ask one of her packmates for a training session, but she didn't know them that well yet.

Ebony watched Sky and Rye's interaction. She wondered why Rye was so on edge.

I spot Solace giving advice to Ebony. If anyone can reach the hearts of the pack, it's her. I think fondly, and wag my tail as I approach her. "Heyyyy. Good morning, my sunshine!" I say to her, and nuzzle her head. "What do you think, does this place seem like a good home for us?" I gaze at the pack, the dogs we brought together to create something beautiful. I'm glad we could make it this far. I smile, thinking of all the memories we had made together. "Hey Sol, I love you" I grin at her.

Solace smiled with a wag of her fluffy tail as her soulmate came over and started chatting to her. "Good morning! It seems to be quite good so far. The pack has been safe thus far." She responded before hearing the next statement. "Awh, you sop. I love you too." Solace fondly licked her mate's ear. It was nice to even just have a moment in the day that was like this. The pack was at peace for now and life seemed to be pretty good. It was better than living alone on the streets again anyways. Dogs are pack creatures after all. All of them needed this.

Kai | M | Other | M:

Kai Digs in pile of grabage and Found an old toy and tossed it a side and keeps diging in hopes to find something vauleible. (he found these items in this order from his first diging spot: Old toy, Ripped sock, snake skin, Half of a bone, and Pup toys)
Kai look at the Items he dug up and brought the old toy and Pup toys closer to a spot where the alpha could detrimin if they wish to keep these or not
After he did that he went to dig another hole to find more things for the pack to use
(2nd hole contains 2 old dog beds,4 pillows, 5 old blankets,Fish net, full bag of dog food thats stale,traffic cone (Blankents, pillows can be used a dog beds)

Kai brings all the items to a spot for everone to look through to see if they want anything that may help them he eventually circles back and fills up the holes with dirt So no one falls into the holes he dug

Ebony watched Kai move all the items. "Where'd you find all this?" She asked, slightly surprised. She knew that humans would throw all sorts of things away, but some of these things looked useful, and in decent condition. They threw out their dogs when they got bored of them. They wouldn't need their dogs' things after that, she realized.