S.aydin

Her stomach was fat and swollen with pups which put the little black alphess in a foul mood indeed. She wandered the borders of the Sedge Creek Territory, a low growl nearly constant in her throat the entire time. She hated feeling slow. Fat. Worthless. Her lip curled back revealing a fang. Very few would want to mess with the wolfess when she was in a mood such as this. Her tail was held high over her back, and she felt a twinge. The puppies were ready to be born, but not quite able to be yet. Unimpressed. Not happy. Foul mood. Bad day to be a member of the Sedge Creek Pack.

Fade

Fade was in the lead of the small group of canines that were approaching the borders of this pack's territory. Fade was an Arctic Wolf who was a bit on the large side for her species and gender. She was more the size of a large male. And she was the leader of the group that consisted of three Grey Wolves who followed her now.

Following were Memory and Mirage, two Grey Wolf sisters who could not be more different if they tried. Also another Grey Wolf female who had recently joined up with the group, Badra. All four of them moved silently to the borders until the scent was strong and one who appeared to be the alpha was in sight.

The large white Arctic Wolf was the one to approach the alpha, though she remained outside of the borders, keeping her head low to show respect and also to protect her throat if an attack came. Hello, I am Fade. Myself and my friends here are hoping to gain a place in your strong pack. The scents were strong floating through the lands, which is what had drawn this group. They would only join the best pack they could find. So, they all waited for the reply that would come to decide whether they would be admitted or not.

Saydin

Saydin's auds perked at the sound of others approaching. A low growl rumbled deep in her throat, and she gave a soft bark to Tsunami. The male came quickly, standing along side his mother. He weighed roughly a hundred and thirty pounds, and he dwarfed Saydin with her mere sixty pounds. Saydin moved forward, her tail and head held high as alphess of the pack.

A pleasure to meet you, Fade. Her voice was cool and hypnotic, her eyes watching the entire little group. My name is Saydin. I'm the alphess of this pack. My mate, Valian, is out and about somewhere. I'm sure he'll stop by eventually to say hello. This is my son, Tsunami. The male gave a slight nod of his head, watching Fade carefully. She was a large female, and he knew to be wary.

Fade

Fade was showing no signs of being a threat to this pack, she knew that could be suicide, after all. Yes, she was quite a large canine weighing about 145lbs and standing at 31" tall, but she knew that she had nothing on a whole pack of strong wolves. And she was looking for acceptance in to this pack. As the alpha female spoke to her she nodded her head and took in the names. As the large male was introduced she nodded to him as well before she spoke. The pleasure is mine... My friends here are Mirage, Miracle, and Badra. She spoke with cool calm tones.

Memory was the smallest of the group, only weighing about 55lbs. She was a great difference from all of the other members of the group. All of the others weighed close to 100lbs with two of them weighing over. Memory was also the most reserved of the group, much as she should be when being around all larger canines. Though, she was not afraid of anything, she just kept more to herself and did not make herself as known as the others would. She stayed back a little ways behind the other three canines.

Mirage, Memory's sister, also stayed back a bit, though she was not back as far as her sister. No, she was not as reserved as her sister was, though she was not as bold as Fade and Badra were. It seems that these two sisters were a little bit alike, until you got to know them. Mirage was more of a killer than Memory, while Memory was more of a strategist.

Badra was not far from where Fade stood. She too was quite the large canine, weighing about 140lbs. She too was very bold much like Fade, though she lacked the smoothness that Fade had. She was more blunt and harsh than the larger Arctic Wolf. So, as introductions were made she spoke up. So does this mean we are part of your pack? She was not one for long conversations and would rather excuse herself into the pack lands to find a space for herself if they were accepted, even if the others wanted to stay and chat.