Aaka

A white she wolf silently padded her way to the woodland farm glancing over her shoulder every now and then seeing if Gravity was following. He had said he would. She just wondered if he had actually come.

As much as the lady saw her Aaka wondered if the lady had given her a name. She knew that humans couldnt understand wolves so Aaka couldnt tell her name to the lady. Silently she padded her way to the door and scratched it a few times then lay on the porch waiting for Gravity and the lady

G r a v i t y

The large timber wolf was trailing close behind, making sure not to get lost. He growled as he entered the land, because of his pain. It was now clearly visable that he was hurt, and badly. The cut flesh under his right eye and the great gash on his left leg had caused him to not be able to hunt and be accurate, but he wouldn't and couldn't try. He was limping badly, and whimpered a bit each step he took. Once they reached the house, he quickly sat back and licked his wounds thoroughly.

Aaka

Aaka was sitting on the front porch waiting for Gravity. When she saw him she hopped down and trotted over and gently nudged him towards the door. "Go on. She wont mind."

Aaka had been here so much she began to wonder if the lady had a special name for Aaka. Smiling she nudged him again towards the door

Lady

The lady soon responded, peeking out the window of the door before slowly creaking it open and stepping out. "Oh, what troubles!" she murmured, flashing her old but keen gaze from Gravity to Aaka. Ah, she knew Aaka well enough and was confident enough to let her guard down more around the wolf. But Gravity... she doubted he'd sit idle and let her treat his wounds. He needed to be sedated. The lady returned inside the house.

A moment later she was back again, carrying a slab of meat. Inside the meat was a pill that would make him fall to sleep. Carefully, she set it down near him and waited to see if he'd take the bait. Her eyes roamed to Aaka again, thinking to herself. Not only did she know this wolfess because she came to the Woodland Farm, but because she was wanted. It was killing cattle and sheep... but recently there was a human fatality to add to her namesake. The lady knew this. But she tended to favor the wolf and choose to believe the human was at fault somehow. It was a dangerous game she was playing; if the authorities found out about this, it'd all be over. And there was a name that floated around in her mind for Aaka. Martyrdoma. All the scars and the seriousness of her injuries made her come up with this name, describing one suffering a lot of pain.

.alayna.

.the tawny feline sat silent in the dark shadows of the forest, watching the two lupines come towards the home, and the biped who came out to greet them. a low hiss left her vocals as she hunched down, onyx-tipped tail twitching. silly wolves, trusting humans. why, remember ryan? humans were so much more useful as food... her ears swiveled forward, listening, and she stood, creeping forward, close enough to hear anything said. she was just barely hidden in the forest, wicked green eyes glowing slightly with bloodlust...

Aaka

Aaka growled softly. She wasnt sure what at but something was wrong....She looked apologetically at the lady and said softly to Gravity "Eat the food. When your better you can come and stay with me at the silver glades. If you dont want to stay with me go stay with my sister Moon Spirit. If she doesnt respond its not her fault shes down with pups. Her mate should come though. I'll be at my territory. Just come and find me or ask around for Aaka." she smiled and nudged him a bit showing that she would come back if he needed. But she doubted he would need her. He didnt even know her. This would more than likely be the last time she saw Gravity.

She nodded towards the lady and trotted int the direction towards Alayna she had no idea the large cougar was there. She didnt really care.