Makena went stock still when Mist said she would have to ride on Flame. Makena? Riding on a wolf?! Makena laughed nervously as Flame picked Muli up. Why did Frost have to go? She glanced in the direction the males went but it was too late to call them back. They were long gone. Makena shivered, barley being able to focus on the signals Mist had given her. Why did she have to be so unlucky? Makena thought back to meeting Muli and shook her head, no she wasn't unlucky all the time. She picked up the moss with one swoop of her jaws before taking a deep breath and looking at Flame's back. She could totally do this....Right?

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With one last deep breath Makena leaped up onto Flame's back. She almost fell off when she landed but managed not to. She then managed to get slightly comfortable and sit down. With a somewhat ready yet precarious position Makena let out a breath she didn't know she had been holding. "Im ready." She said, her voice more squeaky than she would've liked. As they began to walk she closed her eyes, fear dripping off her. She then reluctantly opened them again when she remembered she was basically steering the wolf. She was tempted to laugh at the thought but instead just focused on not completely breaking down. As they walked all Makena wanted to do was cry and have Muli come rescue her. Of course that was never going to happen, but she wished it really hard. You got this Kena. Once you get to the River, Icicle will save you from this torture.

Killjoy's head raised as he heard something in the bushes, his eyes and ears alert. He sniffed the air, and caught the scent of... Night?

He glanced at River, and then back to the Alpha as he stepped out of the bush.

His quickly jumped to his paws, ears back slightly.

He wasn't sure if he should speak to Nights remark, or if he should stay quiet. He chose option B, it just seemed safer.

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He felt Rivers fur brush against his as she went to Night. He smiled slightly, watching her interact. She seemed so relaxed with him; it made him slightly jealous. But he knew that he was her Alpha, and her savior.

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He listened in, waiting for Night to chew him out, and toss him off a cliff. When it didn't happen, he stood there in shock as Night turned around and headed back towards camp.

His ears went forwards as he watched them start to depart.

Maybe, just maybe he would live another day?

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He caught Rivers sneaky grin, and matched with a funny face, hoping to make her laugh and make her feel just a bit better about her close friends leaving.

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He turned around, and watched below for a little bit, waiting to see if they were coming back. After about five minutes, he hung his head, and began back towards camp.

He took a different path, wanting to give River and Night their space, and to sort through his thoughts. He could also hunt....

Yeah, that sounded nice.

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He turned down the path towards the rabbit grounds, and it wasn't too long before he caught sight of a large, plump rabbit.

He crouched down, and wiggled his rump before lunging at it.

The fat rabbit had no chance against the large wolf, and it soon was laying lifeless.

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He picked up his three rabbits, and began back to camp, hoping that he hadn't missed seeing River- er, Night off.

He trotted through the forest, his ears perked. He then picked up a choppy lope.

He slowed down at the base of the hill. He let his breath out, and quickly began up it. His powerful shoulders rippled under his short coat. For once, he was glad that he had a short pelt, and not a long one, as it allowed the wind to easily go through it.

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He didn't stop at the top of the hill, and instead strode towards camp, his ears perked.

Kimulimuli nodded at Kena when she told him she would talk later. Then, he felt an tail flick on him and then something grab his neck and he squeaked and pawed at whatever it was before he noticed they were moving again. He felt quite embarrassed. "Sorry, that was very... Unexpected..?" He gave them a completely fake and toothy grin while feeling like he was over one hundred degrees from embarrassment. Then, he heard... Kena will be riding a wolf?! Whoa whoa whoa! Hold up! He said in his brain, afraid if they were going to try and hurt Kena in some way. What if they dump her into a human's trap?!? I don't trust these guys! He was so tempted to say something, but didn't. They only mean good! Right..? He reassured himself, still paranoid that Kena was going to be riding a wolf.

Veracious shivered as she sat around the edge of the camp, in the dark, observing everyone and watching their body language, observing their facial expressions. She's only been in the pack for three days. She kinda joined the pack to feel safer, and maybe not get attacked as much... And for some company... This female was covered in small scratches all over her from a fight a few days ago with a very small bear. She watched as a few wolves walked out of camp and watched them until they left before turning to stare at her paws and do a dramatic sigh. What was even the purpose? No one here seems to even notice me... Am I invisible..? Meh. It doesn't matter. At least I'll have some extra protection... She had to admit, she did want friends, and she did want to have a good laugh a few times. Maybe it's cause I look like a rat's nest. Her fur was matted and dirty, and it was obvious she hadn't been grooming herself very often. Maybe if I wash up a bit, everyone might want to talk to me more... I don't think so...

Kimulimuli watched the moss nest behind him move farther and farther away as they moved. Bye moss nest. I'll miss ya! He looked up at Kena, who was riding a wolf. This wolf must be strong to carry two foxes on her... He gave Makena a nervous look while sticking his right bottom fang out of his mouth for no reason. Suddenly, he felt them go over a log and watched Kena to make sure she was holding on and stayed on the wolf's back. Human trap? He heard someone mention one and panicked immediately. Oh no! Kena! Luckily, they didn't dump her into it and they continued wherever they were going.

When they reached their destination, he saw another fox. She ran off somewhere, he honestly didn't care where she went. Then, the wolf set him down and walked over to another fox and laid down next to her. He jerked his head up when he heard someone approach and turned his head around. It was the gox who ran off, holding some wet and drippy moss. "Thank ya..." He mumbled and lapped a bit of the water up and left the rest for the other fox. Then, she talked more. "I like your name... I'm Kimulimuli, but ya can just call me Kimu, or Muli."

Killjoy walked into camp, and looked around. He saw Kestrel tending to Torrin, and was glad that the young female was still in camp, and not running around like she always was.

He countined to look around, and saw Night and River sitting nearby. He watched the silver female soak in the sun, and could feel his face going soft. He looked away, hoping that Night didn't catch it.

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He quickly put the rabbits on the food pile, and walked over, hoping that they hadn't been waiting for too long. He had his best poker face on as he went over to them.

"I hope that you weren't waiting too long." He said, his head bowed.

"Are you ready?" He asked, heading out the exit closest to the Raven territory.

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He led the group, just half a length in front of Night. He did however, slow down a bit and walked just a head length in front of Night, before dropping back even more to walk right next to him.

"Thank you for your help with the loner." He said, his ears back slightly, wanting to show that he meant what he said.

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He glanced at River out of the corner of his eye, wanting to make sure that she was holding up, and that her shoulder wasn't bothering her too much, knowing that she'd done a ton, and it should be sore.