Inferus growled as the rabbit he had been chasing escaped from right beneath his claws, running off into the surrounding shrubbery. I will NOT be bested by a rabbit, he thought wildly. He chased after his prey, hoping he could catch it before it escaped down it's hole. He closed in on his prey, then pounced, landing squarely on top of the rabbit. Inferus picked it up in his jaws and shook it violently, snapping it's spine. Satisfied, Inferus began trotting back to camp and deposited his prey. The last couple days he had been working as hard as he could to prove his worth to Luna, hoping that soon he would be accepted as a full-fledged member of the pack. However, he still did not feel like he was entirely trusted by many. He sighed, wishing that his brother had not left the pack. He could use a friend right now.

During the last two days of travel, Gehenna had grown to rely on Delaney's company, and he was truly grateful for her company. On this particular cloudy morning, Gehenna had spent a decent amount of time trying to catch something to eat for breakfast and had finally managed to pull a trout out of a nearby stream. He sat down with his catch and looked around. Where's Delaney? He asked himself, setting the fish on the ground. He didn't want to eat yet; he'd wait and see if Delaney had caught herself something.

Echo stood looking at the pack area as she saw most laying around or sitting she shook herself and made her way over to a cool spot sitting waiting for her alpha to say anything to the pack tho she was beta she still wanted to respect her alpha female more than anything else.Night made his way over closer to the entrance sitting before he got to close to fang and druig he wanted bit of silence before they were sent out to patrol he closed his eyes and listened silently to the pack as they were wandering around the area

Natan || 4 || Warrior || M: Open

Natan waited a little ways off from the center of the camp, resting against a tree. His maw stretched in a wide yawn and he extended each of his toes, then he bunched his shoulders and brought his paws back to his stomach. His eyes hovered over each of the wolves in his vision, studying them with a calm, passive expression.

His mind was relatively blank as he prepared to put all of his mental and physical exertion towards whatever the day held. Patrols, hunts, the usual. Drama. Secrets. Death.

The last three were things the young male stayed far away from; he had other things to do besides get caught up in gossip and fights that didn't involve him. He wasn't below quelling them himself, though; the male had had enough of all the transience going on. If wolves weren't going to stay, he didn't know what to do about it. Natan supposed they'd just leave from his life forever and, frankly, he was fine with that.

He sighed and rested his head on his paws, briefly closing his eyes as he waited for roles to be divvied out amongst the pack members.

Sylphrena || 3 || Hunter || M: Open

The white female paced the very borders of the camp, lurking in shadows that didn't hide her exceptionally well but didn't expose her, either. She studied the moss and dirt beneath her paws as she moved, occasionally ducking or deviating from her course to avoid a stray branch or bush, allowing her thoughts to run free.

So much had happened recently; it felt as though there were so many frayed ends to the pack. Mainly those that had left, and the loners that had caused such uproar. She supposed border patrols would become more frequent now. Syl had nothing against patrolling, but it did get boring, or even irritating. Often times, she wished she could just kill trespassers without a second thought. Good sport, good practice, and a good warning to those other wolves out there.

But no, there were morals to think about. How unfortunate.

Sylphrena rerouted herself and entered the busier part of the camp, briefly studying those wolves guarding the entrance before moving to her den and placing herself with her front half exposed to the outside world.

Inferus spotted Echo sitting in the shade and began making his way over to her. On the way, he passed Luna standing in front of her den and dipped his head respectfully. "Good morning, Alpha," he said, then continued toward Echo. He had spoken to Luna much since his brother left; he just had too much to do. Approaching Echo, he dippd his head and said, "Hello, Beta. I just returned from hunting. Is there anything you want me to do now?"

Aria looked around, feeling like she was abandoned all over again. The male who helped her was gone, though she guess he could have been hunting. She sighed as she didnt realize how close to the border she was. The young female looked around as much as she could before she gave a small whimper. Her wounds still hurt from when she was attacked, and she doubted they would ever heal, but then to young wolves, they werent always so patient.

Ash came back with a small but plump rabbit. He hummed, slightly distracted before bumping into Rose, who smiled and walked away, slightly dizzy. Stella yipped happily as Ash returned.Stella began to gobble the carcass and yipped a thank's. Ash left Stella to eat, Rose nearby and wobbled over to Luna. " Luna " He say's, greeting her with a dip of his ashy colored head.Rose kept an eye on Stella, making sure she wouldn't choke.

Artermius put his nose to Arya's. " Good Morning Darling. " He said, laying down. " How are you feeling? " He glanced outside and shook his head slightly. Why had he fallen asleep so suddenly? Was it because he wanted to rest for a few day's. " He doubted it was that but knew it wasn't what Rosemarie had happening to her. The poor woof. She was a grown adult, still young enough to be considered a young adult. He shakes his head to clear his mind and focused on his mate.