G r a v i t y

The large Timber Wolf was wounded. Below his left eye, was a long gash, filled with the crimson liquid he knew so well. The pain was just about unbearable, but he kept going.

The crimson was steadily leaking out of his unfortunate wound. He didn't trust humans, and hated them, but he would have to make an acception to this one. He would have to head to Woodland Farm, to be healed by the lady who he heard so much talk about.
He was fairly unsure about it though, for no human could be clearly trusted with much of anything. But still, he would at least try.
He had a second wound, across his left hind leg. It was steadily leaking of the crimson, too, making it hard for him to walk. He only staggered along, alone, now, awaiting to meet the lady or his death-maker. He knew he could be a target for any wolf, knowing that he was wounded badly.

Aaka

White female had been running with the horses when she came upon Gravity.

Sighing she trotted closer to him

Do you need help?

She asked him softly. She had never been loud but she was well known for her temper and fangs of fury.

She moved closer to his side and noted the wounds on his leg. She knew how it felt to not trust humans.

The lady is safe. She doesnt turn anyone in. Come on. I will take you there.

She let out a howl telling Al Sheratan that she was leaving

G r a v i t y

The large timber wolf was startled a bit by the sudden movement of the on comer, but his pain was too great to move any. He needed to save his energy, for the trip, whether it will be long or not. He looked at Aaka, brown eyes focusing. His sight was a bit blurry, but he was focusing enough to be able to make out the figure standing at his side.
He hesitated.
"I guess I could go. It's not easy for me to trust humans, after the stories told to me. This will be my first time encountering a human up-close."
He hesitated once more before he lowered his head, his wise brown eyes glaring at the ground the was slightly snow-splattered.

Aaka

Aaka nodded

I understand. Just trust me though ok? Come on ill take you there

G r a v i t y

His eyes rolled back up, filled with some excitment, though he was going to see a human. He slowly nodded his head, trying not to let anybody see his sudden excitement. Why he was, he need not know. He slowly moved foreward, his leg starting to ache and continue to bleed and dry, bleed and dry. Same with his other wound, under his eye.
He would go now, he was tired of waiting.

Aaka

Aaka smiled at him warmly and said softly "What are you a puppy inside? Come on. The lady knows me pretty well. I get in so many fights im beginning to wonder if she hasnt given me her own name." Gently she nuzzled him pushing him softly towards the woodland farm. "Lets go. I have somewhere to be soon."