Kanal

As she walks along the lake she spots a pack.She sees a handsome male and one female.She howls to them hoping that they will accept her.....

Abamacho

He sees yet another female. With a raise of his eyebrows he walks forth and nods to her. "You are accepted." With that the dark male turns and heads away, to a low tree. Here was where many could find him.

Soleda

The dark female had been wandering the lands near to their own, watching others and ascertaining their situation, but now she was back.

Spotting the ever-present form of her best and only friend, she smiled. Many moons she had wandered, and only now that she had returned did she acknowledge the aching inside herself: she had MISSED Abamacho. All the while she had wandered she had managed to deny to herself what she knew was true, but now seeing him again she could view it and name it for what it was.

She was coming up behind him and the wind was with her as she dropped into her fighting stance, the one that allowed her to creep along silently. Coming within a leap's distance of him, she let her tongue hang out in an anticipatory laugh as she pushed silently off the ground, aiming to tackle the dark male.

Abamacho

He growled as another form slammed into him but it became a growl the instant he realized who it was. Playfully he bit at Soleda as he was 'pinned' beneath her. "Come now, whench. You can surely do better then that." He licked her muzzle but it was in no way a submission. He was boss.

He to had been feeling the same. Without Soleda the packlands seemed.....Empty. He could have had a thousand wolves crowding him but still he would have felt at a loss for none were his Soleda.

Soleda

She returned his growling and licking, laughing whole-heartedly as she teased him back. I dunno, Abamacho, suprised you, didn't I? You should have SEEN your face! And she nibbled at him, smiling. How good it was to be in company with him again, because nobody quite understood her the way Abamacho did. He knew the deep, wild fire that burned in her... and loved it. No one else really understood that part of her except him.