Shena

Shena came here with the others. She followed slightly in the middle no wanting to look like she was leading this hunt. No that would only get her in trouble. The fea slipped through the fence that surrounds the sheep field behind the others. Her gaze looked around for the white fluffy animals as she waited for orders.

Aushwtiz walked infront of Shena at ease among his packmates. His shoulders rippled as he passed through a gap in the boards of the fence. His gaze as well looked around for the sheep as he stood listening to the others.

Artillery and Others

The St. Bernard was in charge of keeping an eye out for humans, and he did so calmly and without problems. For now.

Nazi and Framed leaped over the fence with ease, and landed gracefully on the other side. Framed nodded towards Shena, sending her and Nazi out towards the right, while she took the left. Hopefully Aush had caught her nod and had followed her, as they all circled around the sheep trying to find a weak link

Aurora

From within the middle of the herd, the sheep colored dog became alert. The scent of strange canines enetred her nares and amazing desire to protect her hooved family emerged. Life had been calm latly, but she had not forgotten how to protect these animals. Without hesitating she left out a great back, one which would alert her family, both human and sheep. The sheep would know that predtors were about, and thus flock to protect their young. Leaving the herd to do this, Aurora confronted the canines, glaring at them and getting right to the point.
"Leave now or I shall be forced to tear your skin from your bones" She did not snarl but her voice was as serious as anything. Right now she was alone, but she had many to back her up need be.

Zero

The Border Collie had been roaming with the herd - and with Aurora - when the wild canines arrived. Zero wasn't really fighting material. Not like Aurora. True to his breed, he was a herder. It was his job to herd the sheep to safety while the livestock guardians handled the hunters.

Zero rushed out from under a shady tree, attempting to herd the group of sheep away from danger. "Go! Go! Go! Danger! Danger!" He barked, occasionally nipping at their heels when they slowed or tried to stray.

[Amsterdamn]

She had orders from Saydin, and wouldn't her alphess be pleased if they took down some dogs on the way? Leave? And whose going to stop us? The harlequin great dane was a sight to see among the wolves and other dogs before her. Framed, coywolf that she was watched the sheep carefully. She wanted one of those damn sheep, and she wanted one now. She was impatient and pushy, but she was going to make damn sure she got what she wanted. She gave a bark and continued on towards the sheep and Zero, willing to take down the dog if nescessary. She expected Amsterdam to take care of Aurora. Artillery leapt over the fence, great lumbering dog that he was and backed up his taller companion with a soft growl. They wereo n the hunt. They were hungry. And they wanted food now.

Shena

Shena continued on following Framed. She was going to get herself a sheep as well. She dared Zero to do anything about that, even if her paw was slightly injured she was one hell of a fighter.

Aushwitz growled a warningg at Aurora backing up Amsterdam and Artillery with a vicious look upon his face. He was hungry, and he wanted some sheep.

Aurora, Artemis

Aurora let a snarl escape her lips. "Zero if you dare let that bitch at those sheep I swear I will skin you!"
She knew that the male detested fighting but it was just him and her and there was no way she could save the sheep and kill the bitch before her all at once. Now eyeing the dane before her, she caught the arrival of the new dog with another snarl. This was insane. Why would the peace suddenly dissapear now?

The silver wolf came running through the field straight towards Aurora. It had been the large white dogs bark which had alerted her, and thanks to it more would be arriving shortly. She snarled at the two before her, annoyed beyond believe at the disturbance in her bliss. "You picked the wrong flock to mess with." Hackles raised, her muscles tensed for battle, ready to dodge, attack, or chase her foes. She truely wished there had been time to train the pups, once big enough they could have been a great aid in such a battle.

Shena

Shena leapt at the nearest sheep her teeth aiming for the tender neck. She watched for failing hooves though.

Aushwitz seeing the new commer, Artemis snarled at her. When she raised her hackles he did the same eyeing her with sinister orbs. "Now you should of stayed wherever it was you came from. Now i'll have to mess up that pretty face,"he said waiting for her to attack first. He was better on the defensive side, until the fight got farther along at least. His words had meant to tease her to get her to strike first.

Aurora, Artemis, Kismet, Tiamet

Aurora snarling, catching out of the corner of her eyes, the bitching going after one of her family. She wanted to protect the creature, but she was further away than Zero. Not only that, she was also not stupid enough to turn her back in a fight. So although it pained her she snarled at the two before her, not moving from her spot. "If you want your sheep so bad, try and take them. I'd love to see you try"

Artemis snarled wildly at Aushwitz although she did not attack right away. She had grown to know these types of creatures and was aware of their attempts. Instead she countered verbally through her fangs. "I'm waiting to see you try."

From the ranch can Kismet and Tiamet, Artemis's younger siblings from her parents second litter. Though full grown for some time, the two did not know their older sister extremly well. However, when they had evacuated their pack for the flood, they decided to go exploring. They were lead here by the familiar scent, and their pace quickened at the commotion that seemed to be growing with more snarls and words. They came to a halt at their sisters side, snarling at the invaders only because their sister was. They had wanted some adventure and this sure was something. They looked to their sister for a moment to catch her eye and then returned to snarling at the three canines before them.

Framed * Artillery * Nazi * Amsterdam

While Shena was going for the sheep, Framed leapt in front of Zero, her smile wicked and quick. Lets dance, pretty boy. The creamy wolf never spoke, and she wasn't going to now. Before Zero could go after Shena, she leapt for him, aiming to grab for his throat. She wanted Shena to take down as many sheep as she could.

Timber

Leaving the happy family gathering in the dust, Timber found himself flung into a battle that easily stirred up memories of old. It had been... a year, longer? It seemed like forever since he'd had to put his jaws to work against anything more than the passing fox or coyote, and now that he had a family of his own to protect, the border collie was more defensive than ever.

He took a little longer to arrive at the scene, having first made sure the pups had been corralled under the deck before he took off after his mate. By the time he reached the scene, he was half-startled to see Artemis flanked by two other wolves - he didn't have time to work over their scents, but common sense told him they obviously had to be family, or at the least, trusted friends. Blowing past the others, Timber sprang into the air when he was but a leap away from Shena. Small as he was, Timber was incredibly fast, and he looked to use his momentum to slam into the attacker and send her and he both toppling across the ground. And if he got the chance, he'd seize her throat if at all possible.

Aurora, Artemis, Kismet, Tiamet

As soon as Aurora smelled Timber coming in she knew it was time to chase these evil things away. She lept for the Artillery, the St Bernard whose fur protecting her neck was similar to her own. Their fight would not be quick, but it was the best match up. She kept her neck tucked regardless however, sweeping out just slightly so that she could try and go for the underbelly of the beast. She snapped at the furry canine, hoping her jaws would be able to get through the fur and grip onto the skin and beyond. Howvere if she managed only to get a mouthful of fur, she would rip that out anyway.

Artemis attacked the same moment as Aurora, overjoyed by her mates appearance. She ran around the larger Amsterdam, not daunted by the size. She was not afraid of larger canines, but rather usually quite please. They were almost always slower than herself and she knew it. She feinted a few attacks, before finally aiming her jaws for the back right hind of the canine, keeping her neck tucked. If she got a hold, she would shake her dial violently, unsure if she could break the bigger dogs bone, but sure she could shred some muscle and cause a good deal of pain for the dog.

Kismet and Tiamet eyed each other for a second before leaving each others side. Bother were about the same size and looked similar as well so it was hard to tell who was running where. Kismet went for Aushwitz, circling the canine before lundging for the back of the dogs neck. If he happened to miss, he would have been happy to grab hold of the shoulder and shake the hell out of it, tearing the muscle while he was at it.
Yin dashed to the side of the herd where Nazi went, hoping the canine was too distracted looking for a weak sheep to notice her quick approach. She leapt for the back of the animal, not planning to go for the neck but truly wanting to latch onto the back of the beast. She had a decent chance with the back being a much larger target than the neck. She aimed for a mark right behind the shoulder where the back legs would be sure to stop working if her attack went as planned. Even if her jaws did not cause this exact injury, she could still do some tearing back there.

Shena

Shena leapt at one of the sheep her teeth going for the neck. If she got her mark she moved to another one once the original was dead. If her attack missed she kept trying her teeth going for the kill.

Failure appeared a rushing black streak into the pasture. He went strait for Timber in a snarling fit of rage. He attepted to get a hold of the other's neck out of nowhere.

Aushwitz faked a lung at the female before changing directions for the front leg to break or cripple the leg. The pitbull was a excellent fighter, and he wasn't about to turn down a chance now. This also enabled him to miss Kismet attack, and allowed him to know that he was fighting two and not one dog now. So he made it so he was facing both of them. He hoped some packmembers would hurry over here to help. This fight might just turn dangerous, and end with one of their members seriously hurt or dead.

Tiamet, Kismet

By the time Aushwitz had faked his attack Tiamet was already out of the way, streaking towards Nazi, leaving no time for him to catch her limbs. Her speed was greater than that of a pit and with her brother to contend with, the male would have enough on his plate.

Kismet snarled at the brute, annoyed at his attempt to go for his twin. Quickly, he dashed towards the male, facing him head on. "Afraid your partner cannot handle a girl?" His tones were taunting and spoken through his razor fangs. If it wasn't for his older sister he would likely not be in this situation, but because she was family, he would do what he could to protect her and her adopted family. He was now between the brute and Tiamet, although her limbs had taken her a good distance away already, and Kismet intended to keep it that way. If the male tried to get past him he would be there to stop him.

Timber, Aidan

On the edge of the pasture, a bellowing howl sounded, coming from the blue eyed hybrid and fellow pet - Aidan. Within moments, he and his family would be arriving at the scene.

Being the only member of his old family left alive, one could say it was survival of the fittest at work. Timber was as agile and light footed as they came, and though he was lacking in strength, he more than made up for it with stamina and unyielding ferocity. Having to back off his attack on Sheena, the collie turned himself towards Failure as the other rushed across the field towards him. Bouncing aside and narrowly evading the other's rush, Timber slashed his fangs for his enemy's side and legs, hoping to rend the flesh and then dart away to avoid a counter attack. Whether or not he was succesful in this, the collie rushed back at Failure, snapping briefly for the other's hide before he'd leap away again.

Saydin * Artillery * Nazi * Amsterdam * Swastica * Plauge

She moved from the outside of the pasture, making her way silently through the trees and the brush, her black coat blending with the night sky as dusk began to fall. Saydin's eyes were on the sheep, her yellow eyes glowing crazily. With the sheep blocking her, she would be unseen through the pasture as the fights ensued, even if Framed and Shena were so close. She slipped beneath the fence, and moved quickly through the sheep, her small frame hidden in their giant mass when the wind began to pick up and carry her scent through the pasture through the noses of the canines. Her pack would rejoice. Saydin was here. She rushed a sheep, aiming to grab hold of the damnable thing and give it a mighty shake and take it down for the kill. The other dogs wouldn'tb e able to get her without leaving their current positions, and in doing so would bring upon the wrath of the others.

As Amsterdam was being attacked, she turned her large body trying to catch hold of the wolf that had her, her jaws snapping. She was aiming for the other animals head, trying to crush her skull. The hold that the wolf had wasn't enough to break it, but she was causing much muscle damage.

As Aurora grabbed hold of Artillery, he used his massive size to try and push the other down with a savage growl trying to wrap his front limbs around her and push her down.

Plauge tore into the pasture like a bat out of hell, leaping over the fence and taking off after Shena. He was her back up, her guard, and nothing, NOTHING was going to get to her. Savage snarls erupted from the large males throat, his eyes blazing and ready for a fight.

She moved quickly, and as the sent of her mother reached her nares she let loose a dark chuckle and howled, a bone chilling howl. These dogs didn't know what they werei n just yet. She to dived into the sheep, moving quickly through them scattering sheep everywhere but soon they clumped together once more, sending both Framed and her mother into a sea of white.

Shena

Shena was still attacking the sheep for like the third time, and still nothing. She snarled taking all her anger out in attacking again. She ignord the familiar smell of Plauge for she was too busy on the hunt.

Failure seeing Plauge comming at the fence left the male that was attacking him. Due to his leaving, the attack had missed.

Aushwitz snarled still waiting for the other brute to attack first. He had attacked first last time, not it was someone else's turn to go first.