Taijya, Whisper

The raven hued vixen slipped through the tall grass smoothly, taking large strides until she was satisfied with her position. Then she haulted, rump falling to the earth as she took a deep breath, golden spheres opening just the slightest, her other sences more alert then sight. She could be easily seen by human bird here, she was dark, easier to spot then even a snowy pelted canine. It was a sad fate, espcially when you took into consideration the fae's feelings for this place. She loved it, for the breeze danced aout the blades of tall grass and brought on many new and creative ideas. But these days she was forced to make her visits here brief, for fear of being caught by a human when she was off her dutys.

The grey wolfess padded towards this place, following the scent of Taijya. She hadn't seen the fae since the last raid, and many moons had passed, enough to make her wonder if the fae had gone and left entirely. Obviously this scent proved her wrong, so out of curiousity she followed, interested in seeing if she had a new plan of action. The last one had proved quite interesting, and though they had lost Magick, they had taken down one of the most bothersome of humans. There were only two left now, and ranch numbers dwindled. It was only a matter of time until the whole ranch became deserted. A chuckled fell from her features, taunting as she pushed through the grass and appeared by Taijya's side. "Taijya, glad to see you've not gone missing from action since our last attack"

The raven vix flicked her harks about, pickign up on the sounds of the grass being crushed and snapped in a careless manor. The voice was enough to make her lift her black tiara, golden eyes looking straight into the steel lamps of Whisper. "Magick did not wish for help, so her death is nothing to be mourned. She would wish me and any others to continue after the humans, any blood spilt will bring a smile to her rotting features." She spoke these tones like ice, never looking away from the huntress. She missed Magick, but she was not one to spend much time mourning her death. She had other bigger plans, and if things went well, Magick would be laughing from her grave, bones rattling for she would be avenged.

Azhlin*Kaida

The first of the allies to appear was the ebony-and-snowy form of Kaida, keeping low in the grasses as she slunk toward them. Her coat, too, was obvious here, and she sank low to avoid being seen. As she came near the pair, she stood taller, two deep nods acknowledging the femmes. Taijya. Whisper.

A gray and white form crept silently toward the small group, blue gems landing on a steely form as familiar to him as his own. A small, maniacal grin lit his somber features as he crept toward her. It had been over a year. He wondered if she might even remember him.

Keeping his own bod low to the ground, he came silently up behind her, his voice a low hiss. Whisper!

Taijya, Whisper

The raven hued demoness turned her dial once the scents of the two hybrids fell to her nostrils. She gave a receptive nod to Kaida, not as low, but enough to prove she hld some respect for the fae. However she remained silent, harks twisting about, waiting for the now grown male to show himself within the group.

The silver fae remained, also catching the scents but not gicing much sign. At Kaidas nod she only stared a rather distant fae, one who would not do well in normal pack society, but in bans of killers, she thrived. It was the hiss from Azhlin that ground her harks to stand erect, the tones familiar yet so strange. She turned, steel orbs automaticly falling to the fearsbefore scanning the now large and no longer weak, frail form. "Azhlin..." her tones were spoken with a bit of a chuckle, amused at what a change had come upon him. Last he had been frail, just gaining his strength back, although he still fought well. And now, his appearences backed up his fighting skills. It was amusing to a point.

Taijya faced the male, looking him over once more before facing the middle of thethree, speaking quiet enough so their plans ould not easily be heard, but loud enough for her comrades to hear. "I need assistance in recruiting for the next raid. Our last one went well, despite a few small problems." She fell silent for a second, as if loosing her thought, but she jerked herself back, returning to speak. "With these new pets, we will need more of us. They are strong, not invinsable. So I need assiatnce in reaching each pack which a legend might reside in. If possible, keep from the human fans, we need no more opponites for this one. When the time reaches, we will all meet back in the canyon, the new recruits included. From there I will explain more. But for now just focus on bringing more."

Kaida*Azhlin

Kaida fought laughter as the young buck snuck up behind Whisper. How funny.

Azhlin grinned that reckless grin at Whisper, laughing openly. Hoho! Talk about pulling wool over Ma's eyes! Never thought I could sneak up on you, Whisper! How have you been?

Whisper

The silver fae listened to Taijya, and though she gave no reply in return, herdial turned to Kaida. For a second she gavea glare, one that demanded silence. And then she turned back to Azhlin, shaking her dial lightly as a smile creeped onto her features. "Azhlin your odd personality has yet to leave you." She too let a chuckle slip last her silver lips. "I have faired well. The last raid left me scratched up, but besides that, life goes on. And what about you? Have they had anything bothersome to tell?" Kaida would think them strange as would Taijya. But they reffered to the voices that once plauged the little pup. However, it was obvious he was no longer a little pup.

Kaida*Azhlin

Kaida wondered privately about what she could be talking about, but decided it wasn't worth it to ask. She settled with wrinkling her brow in confusion.

The grin never vanished as he paid him the compliment; no, it only grew wider. For a compliment it was, in a twisted sort of way. However his ears perked as she voiced a query, and he answered in kind. I add to my collection as frequent as may be, Whisper, and they usually bother me only when I ask them, though of course there are exceptions. He too kept his terms very general, following Whisper's lead without thought. It was something he'd done habitually for a long time, and it seemed that over the past year Whisper hadn't changed much, though of course he had.

He did however note a slight warming in her voice that most would not have heard, and that Kaida was certainly deaf to as she didn't know the steely fairy well. Before, her tone was always one of the cold teacher, completely aside from anything as she told him Let the blood flow... Train thy voices... Now there was an almost imperceptible warmth to them, rather like an affectionate aunt commenting on a favorite nephew. With practiced ease, he kept these thoughts off of his face, not sure how Whisper would react if she knew that he knew. Instead he grinned and turned to Taijya, saying, What havoc have you in mind this time?

Taijya, Whisper

The raven duchess remained silent, listening to the exchange of odd phrases yet not putting much thought into them. The two had spoken in such a way before, and it was almost becoming normal. It was however the voice of the now grown brute which brought her to finally return, eyes looking to him and almost basking in the thoughts that the question had brought on "The humans have gained more canine allies since the last attack. Some of us have witnessed them and their rather large size. We need to rid ourselves of them, and of course the humans themselves. We shall need many as to attack all places at once. So, find any who are willing to be part of this. I care ot if they are loners of pack loyal, any and all will be helpful." Speaking of the raids made her skin tingle, excitment building as she still had many packs of ask the assistance of. So she lfed herself off the earth, stretched the musles in her limbs, and soon padded away from the two.

Whisper listened to Azhlin, shaking her head as a small smile lay on her lips. the brute was smart, he spoken enough to be understood, but far to little for any to know what he spoke of. He was bright, always had been, and he would continue to fair well in the life he would need to live peacefully.

It was the tone Taijya spoke that stopped the smile, and brought her ears to perk up, listening and taking in. She too felt a great need to go off now and kill, but she remainedmore silent in hersteel pelt, orbs of the samehue watching the fae leave before finally lifting up as well. "I suppose we should gather more. And they the fun shall begin" She had thought she was finishedbut after a few steps an idea came to mind and she turned to the brute. "Azhlin. See if you cannot find a young one who we may use as bait. the humans find the small irresistable, as you know well. So see if you cannot findsomething to attract their intrest. I'm sure we could have a fun time with them" A sly smile formed, this time more wicked in thought and purpose. Finally she turned away, leaving for real this tiem.

Azhlin*Kaida

Azhlin nodded, a grin appearing as he remembered the foolishness of the humans in his puppyhood. I will see what I can do. They ARE so vulnerable to the young ones.

Kaida watched silently, nodding in all the right places, but her mind more on the coming attack. She wanted the kill now, but it would have to wait til a tactically planned time. So she just nodded her understanding.