Winters Night

She sneaks in knowing the humans were busy with the cows for she had sensed their scent nearby the cow and sheep pasture as well as their pets. She saw a chicken and licked her maw. She lunged at it and snapped its neck or at least tried. If she killed it she eats it leaving the bones and organs that wolves did not eat. She saw a horse. She had seen them before but never killed one. Perhaps this would be fun. It looked to be an old horse that looked like it would die in a month or two anyway. She slinks up and leaps into the pen> She instantly jumps upon its back careful not to be bucked or stomped and she grabs its lower neck by simply twisting her head. blood rushes into her mouth as she bites as hard as she can hoping to make a kill by hitting the horse's jugular.

Nass, Cereb

The frightened and squawking chicken was killed with ease. A few five month old kittens scramble from the path of Winters Night and head into the barn to hide.

The old horse, Cereb, didn't notice the wolf until it was too late. His life was saved for the moment by the thick muscles that covered the back of his neck and restricted the power of Winter Nights' jaws. But the old horse was in shock from such an attack, and would certainly die soon, even if the wolf couldn't reach his life veins.

Another horse was in a stall next to Cereb; Nass. He was a wily and young horse. Scenting the blood and seeing the wolf attack his old chum Cereb, Nass went wild. He snorted and bucked against the walls of his stall until they threatened to break.

Winters Night

She snorted ignoring Nass. She knew the other would die soon so she bolted a little ways after pushing the latch open on the horse stall to Cereb so that hopefully shed run out before dieing. She licked her maw hoping the other wouldn't break out. If he did shed have to run.

Timber, Cereb, Nass

Cereb stumbled out of his stall with his wide and fearful eyes rolling back slightly. He gave an exasperated cry and lurched forward in a stumbling gate. His large, worn teeth were bared and his mouth was agape as Cereb gasped for breath. His already dull hearing began to fade and his eyes were blinded by light that comes with such shock. As his racing heart began to slow down and his blood pressure plummeted, the old horse toppled to the ground, kicking futily to get back up.

Nass pitched about in a frenzy within his stall, and screamed the way horses do when they are terribly frightened and in danger. Some of the wood that made up his stall splintered when his powerful hooves slammed against them.

Timber came across the scene in time to see Cereb take his last few breaths. He already picked up Winter Nights' scent, and heard Nass's screams. The collie knew what was going on before he got there. Like a fiery little whirlwind, the young collie flung himself at the wolf, slashing lightly at her shoulder before leaping away. "Nass, calm down! You'll be alright..." Timber barked, glancing back at the horse for a moment. The terribly noise Nass was making stung the sensitive ears of Timber.

Winters Night

She smirked as her side got slashed but why should she attack a pup. The slash he did gave her a small scratch but nothing more for the claws of wolves and dogs could not compare to a cats. Before Timber could look she was beside the body of Cereb. She picked up Celeb's body by the neck and began to drag her. If a human or a older dog were to come shed probably leave not wanting to take the risk of dragging the horse.

Timer, Nass

When Timber turned back to Winter Night, he was glad to see she wasn't going to attack him, but startled that she was taking Cereb.

Nass had calmed down the slightest degree, but then was frantic again to see that Cereb was dead, "NO! Let me out! Kill her! Kill her!" he rasped loudly and dashed his front hooves against the stall door. Such abuse against the structure finally wrenched the latch right off the wood, and the door flew open. Timber and he spring out of the way to avoid by struck by the door.

Nass bolted straight for Winters Night. He was ready to crush the wolf's skull beneath his front hooves.

"Nass! Stop!" Timber barked and followed quickly after the maddened horse.

Winters Night

She now knew there was no way she could take the horse to the caches. She smirks and leaps out of the way. "Your lucky I have to care for pups or I would gladly attack you to." She said before she sprinted and leapt over a fence and ran through some bushes disappearing out of the terrain. She couldn't risk getting hurt for she had her beloved adopted pups to care for. She disappears out of sight.

Timer, Nass

Nass thundered after Winters Night as Timber ran swiftly after, "STOP! Nass! You'll be vulnerable in the woods... a wild pack could ambush you!" Nass snorted at first, ignoring the young collie. But before he reached the area were the wolf disappeared, his good senses came back to him. A wild and deep-rooted fear the canines came to his furious brain, and Nass turned quickly away and trotted back to Timber, head down.

Timber drooped his tail, and peered timidly up at the horse, "I'm really sorry, Nass... I know you and Celeb were the best of chums..." Timber didn't know what to see to comfort the horse. He swished his tail nervously, then all at once remembered Shimmer. "Please Nass, I need your help. This bull has wandered away and got stuck in some mud; we need you to help get him out."

Nass looked down sullenly at the collie. Without saying anything, the horse nodded lightly. Timber walked at a quick pace, heading for Pike's Lake. Nass followed after.