Yukon had made her rounds, making sure no one needed anything and keeping on top of things whilst her two current Warriors were out doing their duties. She knew Kaisen knew what he was doing, so, she wasn't too worried about him. Though, Akela was quite scrawny, she wasn't exactly sure why he was appointed a Warrior position. But, who was she too judge? She started out just as small and unimportant as him.

As she walked, she noticed the only nursing mother of the pack creeping from the den. Yukon would perk her audits forward and put a genuine smile on her maw, which was very rare for the female to do. Picking up her pace, she fell into pace with the soon-to-be mother. "Good morning Kirari." She stated softly. "How ya feeling?" She questioned, flicking her tail behind her.

Akela | M | Warrior | Dark Pines | M: Arya, Kodiak, Angola, Kaisen

Akela would look between the three as Kodiak trotted off. His tail flicked a bit as he sighed a little. "I'll go back with Kai, I'll catch up with you guys after." He stated, looking over at the large brute before looking back at the females. "I'll see you guys later." He told them before motioning for Kaisen to follow him as they made their way back to camp.

Angola | F | Hunter | Dark Pines

M: Akela, Arya, Kaisen, Kodiak (dir)

Felis (indirect)

Angola was happier to hear that her lead assigned her to keep hunting instead of Felis duty. She still had the longing to go hear what the alphas thought of this particular scene, but she would find that out sooner or later. For now, she figured it wise to listen to her higher up. She watched as Kodiak stalked off, visibly upset. The Lead Hunter had a right to be upset with them Angola knew, and she felt a little bad for it. But it wasn't anything she couldn't try and fix.

"Goodbye Akela," she said, watching him as he turned to follow Kaisen. She turned to Arya, waiting. "We should probably get going." She said to her fellow huntress.

Angola | F | Hunter | Dark Pines

M: Arya

Angola paused, thinking over Arya's question. She made a fair point that they would potentially catch more prey if they hunted separately, and Angola definitely did not mind being on her own. But she also knew that there was a possibility of finding and taking down larger prey together, and less chance of getting hurt if the possibility arose. Kodiak had told them to catch as much as possible, expecting a good haul by the time they returned.

"I don't mind too much either way," Angola said slowly. "But I do agree that we might have better luck separately." The huntress paused in thought, casting a glance back over at the deer carcass. She wanted to talk about her feelings to someone, but she wasn't entirely sure if Arya would feel the same way or even care.

¤ Storm ¤

Alpha Male | Golden Forest Pack | M: (Dir) Neryth. (Ind) None.

~

Storm chuckled when Neryth began to tease him for sleeping in. It wasn't anything new, as he practically slept in every single day. Neryth was normally always responsible; getting up on time and doing her duties in the morning, while he would sleep through the apocalypse. Then, he felt a wave of disbelief; he'd forgotten to send out patrols! He sighed with frustration at himself before shaking his head and looking back at his mate with a smile, reassuring himself with his thoughts. It'll be okay.. just this one time. "I sure do hope I don't disturb you with my incompetence, darling." He barked with a hint of amusement in his voice.

Storm suddenly felt a light flick on his nose, and he instinctively jumped back a bit. Then, he looked at Neryth, noticing that she'd flicked his nose with her tail. Slight embarrassment washed over him, hoping she didn't take that the wrong way. Instead he decided to just try and back up his behavior with his next sentence, "You startled me! I didn't expect such a sudden flick on my nose."

Storm then hurried up to her side, gently adjusting the flowers so they wouldn't fall off. When they were adjusted well enough, he ran his tongue on her cheek and made a happy sound, a smile on his face. A branch caught his attention, a long and thin branch, one great for playing with. He scampered over to it, swiftly pouncing on it and gripping it in her strong jaws, carrying it back over to Neryth. "Would you like this stick?"