Avari
Avari renters the familiar lands. She searches around but finds nobody. "Its been far to inactive. Time for me to step it. I wont make the same mistake of dissapeering like last time." She tells herself and releases a howl reclaiming the lands.
Akela
Bruja ran in as she heard the call being made, fangs bared at Avari. "Not so fast nymph! Azja is out hunting right now at Coral Mountains, you should think before you make this mistake of trying to take it back" She snarled at her. Usually Akela wasn't like this but she was in a bad mood right now.
Avari
Avari stayed calm and collective. "Yes but this terrain has been abandoned for a month it seems. If he wants it back he can challange for it like any respectable wolf would." She said calmly. Azaja hadent exactly been nice to Avari anyway since her return. She wasnt about to take away Akela's beta position either for Avari wasnt mean and put some intrests of others ahead of her own. "And besides, wen I was away for awhile he just claimed it on me. I didnt challange for it back because power isnt everything. But since it had been seemingly abandoned like I said I took it back." Se says holding her tail in alpha position though she spoke in serious yet kind voice. Avari wasnt one to go picking fights and she saw no need to be hateful.
Akela
Vix stepped towards her, hackles raised, her snarl was turning more and more louder. "You were gone 4 months before he reclaimed it!" She snapped at her. "I was out searching for more pack members, and Azja was hunting, who else besides YOU to occupy it." Banner was raised to beta position, then slightly high but not quite alpha. "If you haven't noticed, power IS everything."
*Horses*
Some members of the equine race tended to devote themselves to a member of a different race after some heroic deed. The two horses that Avari saved were just those types. After wondering on their own a bit, the decided to find Avari again. She didn't show the signs of a predator against them, so no fear rose in them against her. Instead, it was just blind loyalty.
The stallion and his mare came cantering across the ground, kicking up mud and other debris. The stallion whinnied to see his friend and stopped just behind her. "We've found you again!" he said triumphantly. "We still haven't repaid you for saving us." The mare pointed out. Neither seemed concerned of the other fae yet.
Avari
Avari remained calm. "Gone with reasons and I said I would be away. If you belive power is everything then I feel sorry for you. There are greater things then power. Some things such as love, hope, faith, freinds, being helpful to those who need it. So as you can see just power does not make a good alpha." She said still remaining calm but becoming wary just incase Akela attacked. She then heared the horses call out and glanced over but still was very alert incase Akela attacked. "Hello again." She began in a freindly voice that grew more serious. "Just be careful." She wasnt sure if Akela would go so low to attack her freinds despite their speices. She then looked back at Akela. "Like I said, if he wants it back he can challange for it in a respectable battle."
Akela
Bruja was about to attack the horses, for the four-legged usualy were upon their backs, but this time there was none so she did not. AS Avari spoke she lowered her craina, all those things she said, she had never had, and never could have. Her auds perkered listening to all the calls being sent out around the lands.
Avari
Avari was never one full of malice and hate and she knew how to forgive. She never really had any reason to hold grudges against others or what not. She glanced to her equine freinds for a moment then back to Akela seeing her lower her head. Her eyes then softened and she slowly approached her, her eyes softening. She held her tail in alpha position but wagged it in a freindly gesture. For some reason she felt alittle sorry for Akela. Perhapes she never knew any of the things that Avari had described. "Im sorry if youve never had any of those things. I know you may resent me for claiming the land and such... and I am to sorry for that." She offered a small smile even if Akela started growling at her. "Its never to late to make a freind." She said stopping alittle ways from Akela giveing her personal space.
Akela*Azja
Akela swifty jumped forwards and bit at Avari, then backed up, snarling. "Dont come near me!" Then suddenly she lowered herelf to the ground and backed up more, her auds had picked up something, they pressed up against her crania.
The call had been from Azja, he was entering with a mountain sheep in his maw, blood dripped down his chin, it was a fresh kill, just now did it die. Still anger ran through his bodice, but then as he saw Avari with her banner in alpha position, he got madder, then he began to run forwards. The dead carcass was dropped to the ground infront of Akela. "Eat." He said to her, he himself had already had some of it and was full. The his pools glared up to Avari. "What the hell do you think your doing?!" He snapped at her. "I go out to find food for this pack and you take it over like H was never here?!" Brute stepped forth to her, his large bodice towered over hers, his fangs bared, blood and sliva dripped down as he snarled at her.
Avari
She leapt back to avoid Akela's bite.
Avari heared and sa Azja step towards her. She knew this wasnt time to be nice anymore for there seemed to be no choice. "Im takeing back my pack, thats what I am doing. No one was here for over a month and no absence was said like when I had gone for to long. Anyway if you want it back you'll have to challange." Avari said keeping her guard up. She glanced to her two horse freinds to make sure they were unharmed. She hoped no one would go so nlow as to attacking them. Her full attention turned back to Azja.
Zhener
The wedge-tailed eagle soared high over the land, watching the confrontation. He was no interested in the wolves themselves, but what they had. He circled very low and glided around and around; watching, waiting. Little known to them, he had visited their territory only moments ago. He was a terrible little theif.