Icicle let Frost have his fun with Shadow and instead wandered down to the stream. Hearing sounds, she bounded up a tree out of sight. She heard a female voice say, "Topaz, why did you bring me here?" And she smiled slyly. Taking one of the other nets, she let the contents drop gently. She bounded into another tree so they wouldn't see her and watched. Rose petals, sunflower petals, and white rose petals fell from the net. They landed on both wolves and then a white hibiscus landed on the female. Icicle smothered her laugh as she watched the two.

Seya | Wolf | Female | *Shy, anxious*

Seya walked around the ground and sniffed the air, she was by herself and was enjoying herself in the quiet noises of the woods around her. Her white fur swayed gently as she breathed. She was sitting near a bunch of flowers that could aid in healing and calmness. She very much enjoyed these flowers and the scents they gave off. Many different scents reached her nose as she sniffed the gentle, little flowers. Wolves. She shivered from the thought of other wolves coming over to where she was, in fact, she was scared of any animal coming over to her. She started shaking intensely from the thought.

💎Topaz💎Beta 💎male💎M:Delta
"Erm" he shifted from paw to paw “well you wanted to know the question but first i have to tell you something.” he sighed “Delta i've had a crush on you since we were pups and i've been meaning to ask if you felt the same that's the question Amaruq was talking about. I Know it's sudden and that's why I wasn't pleased when Amaruq exposed me and I shall give you time to answer me. Even if you say no just know that i will always be there for you.” he wrinkled his nose as a white rose landed on his nose he sneezed as the scent went into his nose he tripped on a rock and accidentally landed on Delta he blushed because their noses were touching all he could get out was “uh..” he shook his head and get off her “er sorry Delta, Oh! Yes, here I have something for you.” he went near a tree and moved away some dirt and dipped something in the water as if cleaning it off. He grabbed it in his jaws and showed Delta a gem.

It was dusk, and the evening was comintg alive with the chirps of crickets and the hoots of owls. The coyote spied the rabbit, caring for its young. He wished his belly would stop growling but the rabbits did sot seem to notice. Slowly, paw for paw, he crept closer. One of the rabbits twitched its ears, and Silverback froze. Now! the coyote thought, and he pounced. The young scattered, and so did the parent. But Silverback was not distracted. He chased the adult down, and with a quick bite, he had finally gotten his food. Taking a second to breathe, the coyote started to eat...

Faith glided over the forest, and through the trees looking for some prey. Spying a coyote, she followed him a little bit before landing silently in a tree to watch him hunt. The coyote got the adult rabbit and she silently flew off, chasing one of the young ones. Plunging down, she scooped up the rabbit snapping it's neck before landing in a tree to eat her fill.

He was about to finish his meal when a breeze ruffled his creamy fur. It was quite chilly for a summer night. His eyes were getting weary as well, and his paws were caullous from the countless bounding. Silverback kicked dirt over the remains of his prey and looked up. Up high on a tree, silhouetted agaisnt the bright moon, was a bird. He could see its small tuffs on its head. Some owl, the coyote thought. Suddenly, the thing turned its head towards him, and Silverback could see its wide discs for eyes. But he was too tired to care anymore. The coyote made himself comfortable beside the roots of a pine, and drifted off to sleep...

He was about to finish his meal when a breeze ruffled his creamy fur. It was quite chilly for a summer night. His eyes were getting weary as well, and his paws were caullous from the countless bounding. Silverback kicked dirt over the remains of his prey and looked up. Up high on a tree, silhouetted agaisnt the bright moon, was a bird. He could see its small tuffs on its head. Some owl, the coyote thought. Suddenly, the thing turned its head towards him, and Silverback could see its wide discs for eyes. But he was too tired to care anymore. The coyote made himself comfortable beside the roots of a pine, and drifted off to sleep...

Seya | Wolf | Female | *Shy, anxious*

Seya had been far away as she lad down restfully next to the flowers and smiled. "How nice," she whispered to herself, "the flowers are perfect." The she-wolf wagged her tall slowly at the sight of the little flowers. She yawned at stretched, reaching out to the sky before laying down in a more comfortable position. She hummed quietly, forgetting the scents she had smelled before.

Faith watched the coyote fall asleep before gliding into flight. Flapping quietly, she flew overtop the trees scanning the ground passing underneath her. Soon she found a patch of flowers with a wolf near them. Landing on a branch, she watched the wolf for a while before scanning her surroundings around her.

Seya | Wolf | Female | *Shy, anxious* M: Faith

Seya looked up and sniffed the air. She had smelled the scent of an owl nearby and looked up. She saw Faith and sat up. She wasn't as scared of birds as other animals, but she was still nervous. "Uhm, hello? Owl?" She called out to Faith, looking at her. She made sure not to hurt the little flowers next to her when she moved.