Shena

Great she had gotten caught in this little snow storm that had appeared out of nowhere. Now she was completely lost. Unusual orange orbs stood out if you were to look as the fea walked along. Her bronze brown coat stood out in the white background of snow. Clearly she didn't belong here as the fea sniffed around unsure where she was. She had gone to explore, and kind of lost her way in the snow storm. In truth she didn't even know she had traveled on her enemy's land because she didn't even know their terra. Sure she knew what they looked and smelled like since Reincarnation had told them. She couldn't smell them now because the wind was blowing away from her only making it worse for herself. If anything they would smell her scent as she traveled on. Sepia ears perked upon her head while her darker colored tail was in omega stance. Once again the fea was forced to be cautious due to she didn't know what was around her, or even where she was as she continued on standing out everywhere. The worst thing showing out was her black "saddle" mark on her shoulder that would completely give her off compared to the white background of snow. So bronze brown coat with a black marking didn't work with the white snow. Orange orbs filled with uneasyness and glancing around constantly the fea continued on hoping this was the way home unfourtantly it was heading farther in the terra. Great little snow storm huh?

Saydin

Saydin moved as quickly and silently through the snow storm, her bright yellow eyes following the sepia female. Saydin stayed behind her for about a half a mile before she decided that indeed, this was a spy. The wolfess threw her head back and let loose a dark penetrating howl that carried over the wind and throughout the dark terrain. Over the howling winds her voice could be heard. We don't take kindly to tresspassers here. Her hackles were raised, those bright eyes holding their slightly insane glow. Indeed, Shena was in a bit of a jam. Saydin wasn't the nicest of wolfess's, but today was a bad day indeed. Everything just seemed to be going wrong.

Shena

Shena was still trying to find her way home when a howl was heard. She glanced around wondering where it came from when a voice spoke. Now before Shena even turn around she almost had a heart attack from the shock and scare. Finally she did turn around though to face the voice. Now indeed she could smell that this was indeed her enemy. Knowing she was in their land from the way she spoke and acted she didn't raise her hackle or show any defiance. "I didn't know i was tresspassing,"she said in a emotionless voice for she couldn't show any emotion to this strange, enemy wolf. So standing there she waited for Saydin to do something wondering what would happen now. Rein wouldn't come looking for her for she would simply think Shena had left the pack.......Now what is she going to do?

SayDIN *Spy

Saydins eyes held that demonic glow of a wolf that had seen to much, been threw to much and just didn't care anymore. Her tail was raised so high it was arched over her back, and her hackles were raised making the small wolfess appear a bit larger. She was angry, so very angry and it wasn't even at Shena. But she was the enemy, and it would be such a good night to kill. Thats yoru mistake, now isn't it? She spat. She was ready to lunge when she heard a soft call. Saydin. The wolfess rounded with a snarl. WHAT?! She roared. Indeed, she was a sight to see in all her fury.

A mare stood before her, a solid black thing that was the only one here to save Shena. Let her go. At the very least, let her live. Spy looked to Shena, then back to Saydin who looked ready to spit venom. Shes tresspassing. SHE is the enemy. Saydin snarled. Spys eyes narrowed a bit. Reincarnation is the real enemy. This wolf is guilty by assossciation. Saydin snarled and rounded on Shena, pacing back and forth, her eyes never leaving her. You will remain a prisoner here, always under supervision of the other wolves that make up this terra. Count yourself lucky, bitch. With that Saydin howled before walking away. It wasn't long before a tattered looking grey male arrived, Saydins son Razorblade whom she had decided to beat up on. Spy looked to Shena. Welcome to Hell. With that, she walked away leaving Shena to fend for herself with Razorblade.

Nightshade

Nightshade remained in the shadows while Saydin confronted the trespasser. The black wolf's eyes were fixed on Shena. Her gaze alone seemed deadly.

When Saydin finished, Nightshade approached with an evil grin on her face. "My father would say that your trespassing alone makes you an enemy." The 190-pound coywolf stated. "And I have to say that I agree with him."

After a pause, she smirked at Shena. "I think Spy wants me to go easy on you. Ha! That's funny. I'll make sure you suffer for trespassing on my father's land." She was dark. So dark.

Shena

Shena's tail lowered to the ground when the fea called Saydin rounded on her. Fear clutched to her like icy cold grips of steel. She wondered what would happen to her. Would she ever see her sibling and cousins again? She could of sworn the wolf was about to kill her when a equine showed up..It seems thanks to her she would survive when a gray brute appeared. Than a female came along spekaing in a evil voice. She said nothing waiting for the others to either march her away or something. She knew better than to object when these wolves could kill her....What would she do now? Little did she know that there was one face here she would recognize, but he hasn't shown up yet.

Failure and Aushwitz stood to the side watching the going on. The muscular brutes were curious to what was happening as they dared to come closer. "Greetings Nightshade, Razerblade...,"was said as they watched wondering if they would get informed to what was going on. Indeed the males were about to go border patrol, but they had stopped to see the commotion.

Plauge * Razorblade

He moved silently through the dense dark woods of the terrain, picking his way easily through the storm. He lived for this, for the noise, the rage, the hate. Thats when he saw her. Plauge felt as though time stopped as he stared at Shena. What was she doing HERE? His hackles raised as he came closer, baring his teeth at Razorblade and Nightshade. He didn't care if these were the alpha's children. Shena was his. Back off. The tattered male hissed. His own voice was deep and just as dark as Nightshades. In this place of hate, Plauge was the only friend Shena would have. That was saying a lot.

Razorblade raised his own silver hackles, snarling at the older male. Back down, mutt. We rule here. He growled to the other. Plauge ignored him, causing the male to snarl louder and snap his teeth menacingly. IT wasn't his place to punish his mothers subjects, but with the way his night was going, he was ready to pick a fight with someone.

Nightshade

Nightshade snarled viciously at Plague. Who was he to trespass on her territory? She bared her teeth in a savage growl. ",B>You'd better get your ass off of my territory before my father gets home, kid." She warned, her muscles twitching, hackles raised, licking her lips...

Kahvi's white pelt blended easily with the snow, which, along with the wind blowing his scent away, made it hard for Nightshade to tell that he was already home. He kept low until he saw his chance. In an instant, he was a streak of white fur, barreling for Plague. "GET OFF OF MY TERRITORY!" He raged, snapping at Plague wherever he could. "And if you talk to my children like that again, I'll spill your blood all over the snow." He was vicious today. Nobody was going to trespass on his territory, and nobody was going to disrespect his children.

Saydin * Plauge

Saydin had arrived at the scent of her mate, and she to snarled at Plauge, but it wasn't nearly as vicious as the others. Kahvi. He is a packmate. I forgot to introduce you earlier, along with Failure, Aushwitz and the others. Then those insane yellow eyes narrowed on Plauge. However, if this behavior continues, we will have an issue. She came forth but she never made it to Plauge. Without warning she rounded on Shena and began tearing into her flesh, anywhere that she could reach. She had seen that Plauge had a soft spot for her, and what better way to attack him then to go after her? Oh, she wouldn't kill Shena. Not yet.

Plauge watched, horror gripping him to the marrow of his bones as he watched Saydin's fury be unleashed on poor Shena. Even if she got away with merely a scratch, he would feel horrible. This was all his fault, why had he shown loyalty to her? He barely felt the wounds recieved from Nightshade and Kahvi now. Shena was all that mattered. She didn't deserve this.

Shena

Shena was silent as she watched the going on. She crounched out of fear when Plauge and the others began to fight. Orange orbs turned to watch as Khavi appeared and this almost made her faint. However she remained strong standing up, and saying nothing. So when Sayding appeared and attacked her she was ready. She let the older fea tear some of her shoulder fur off, and bleed a bit with specks. She said nothing nor did she cry out in pain. No she had worse than this so there was no reason to cry out. Her respect wouldn't go to Saydin or any of these other wolves for she was innocent beyond belief. Orbs turned to Plauge emotionless saying nothing. It seemed obvious that she didn't care for Plauge one bit infact there was hatred in her eyes....At least thats what she made it look like...and nobody would know the truth except her and maybe...Plauge.

Aushwitz ears went against his head when the others turned on him. Thankfully Saydin appeared. "Greetings Mrs. Saydin...and Mr. Kahvi,"was spoken softly through vocals. Failure nodded his head to them out of respect. Than they watched as Saydin tore at the other fea.

Saydin

Saydin paced darkly, her fangs bared to everyone there letting them all know that she was the boss. Sure, Kahvi held alpha status but she wasn't afraid to put her mate in his place. IT was because of her that he was even an alpha. Love was a terrible thing, one that she was growing used to. Slowly, but surely.

Plauges eyes watched Saydin for a moment, trailing her to and fro before he said in his dark tone. Saydin. I wish to be responsible of the... Prisoner. He knew Shena's name, and it sort of hurt him to call her a prisoner. She was a beautiful creature, not a theif or a fiend! Much like Saydin, only he knew that Saydin was a horrible wolfess. He had seen her deeds, the things that she had done. He was insane, but she made him look like a tame pussy cat.

Nightshade

Nightshade glanced at Saydin out of the corner of her eye, though then returned to leer at Plague. "If he sides with our enemy, I doubt that he has what it takes to be our packmate." She snarled, her fur bristling.

Kahvi stood in front of Plague, never backing down. "They're right, pup. Shape up or leave." The white coywolf growled.

Nightshade bared her fangs at Plague, getting close enough to snap his little head off. "Too bad." She whispered through her teeth. "She's my responsibility now."

Paragon looked at his half-sister. "Nightshade, I think we should leave this up to Mom and Dad..." He suggested, a bit meekly.

"NO!" Nightshade roared. "The last time an enemy trespassed, my brother and sister died! This creature needs to be killed!" She looked up at Saydin and Kahvi. "I'm sure you would agree."

Shena

Shena was silent the whole time. She glanced to each wolf as they spoke wondering what would happen. At what Nightshade said she flinched a bit, but still didn't open her mouth. What to do, what to do? Orange orbs became desperate as she looked around wondering if she would survive.

Saydin

Her hackles raised and she whirled around, snarling at Nightshade. Are you questioning my authority, Nightshade? Her voice was deadly low, and deadly serious. Saydin was tired of Nightshade and her little power trip that she seemed to be having. Saydin's tail was raised over her back, and she said loud enough for everyone to hear. I am in charge here, Nightshade. I can kick you out of here faster then you can comprehend. Just because you are Kahvi's daughter does not mean I will not put you in your rightful place. Her eyes drifted to Plauge, then to Shena. You will be responsible of the prisoner, Nightshade, but I want her ALIVE. Alive and able to move... At least a bit. She watched as Plauge seemed to shrink in on himself. So he had a soft spot for the female? Well, she'd break him of that. Plauge. You go out and wander the territory. Stay away from the Prisoner.

Kahvi; Nightshade

Nightshade grinned that evil, snarky grin of hers. "Yes, in fact, I am questioning your authority." She retorted with a sneer.

Kahvi stood in front of Nightshade, glaring at Saydin. One thing he wasn't going to take just after his mother died was his mate chewing his daughter's head off. "I'd appreciate it of you didn't talk to my daughter that way, Saydin. She is my daughter and I will handle her behavior." He knew Nightshade wasn't going to listen to Saydin. Nightshade hated Saydin. The only creature on Earth the coywolf ever obeyed was Kahvi. "Nightshade, you are in charge of the prisoner. But the moment you make any attempt to kill her, you will be punished severely." Kahvi said, looking at his daughter, who was already quite a bit bigger than him. It was that Dire Wolf blood they inherited from Vicious. "And you are a subordinate. You will respect your superiors. Got it?"

Nightshade lowered her tail and head, nodding to her father. "Got it." She replied, a bit more submissive now. Then she turned to Shena, grinning. "Did you hear that? I'm in charge of you." It would be hard not to kill the prisoner. It would be so easy...

Shena

Shena was silent as the group began to quarrel among themselves. She remained silent as if trying to be invisible. However when the female wolf adressed her she turned to Nighshade. "Yes, mam,"she said softly head and tail in omega stance. She looked down to the ground afraid to bring the female's wrath upon her.

Failure looked to Plauge. "Do you want to come patrol with us,"he asked his pack member. Aush said nothing as he waited for his friend and the other male to answer.

SAYDIN

Tonight the music seems so loud
I wish that we could lose this crowd
Maybe it's better this way
We'd hurt each other with the things we'd want to say

Something dangerous inside of Saydin had every muscle tensing in her body and those dangerous yellow eyes turned to Kahvi. Well, if your daughter won't bow down to my authority, and you seem to be questioning it yourself then the two of you should get out until you learn respect. She spit that last word with venom even as the gentle side of her began screaming. Kahvi gone? No, no no no. That couldn't happen. If Kahvi left, then what would she do?! But the cold, bitter side of Saydin was over ruling, over bearing and she was pissed. She had chosen him. Not the other way around. She had secured this land herself. She could defend it herself. Her hackles were raised now and her tail arched over her back. So much for love. She whispered so that only Kahvi could hear, and there was hurt and fury in her eyes, the fury over riding the hurt but she was a female and pride was a major issue with Saydin.

Plauge stood still, his eyes drifting over Saydin. He knew the wolfess was ruthless, but would she really throat out her mate and his daughter? He stood still, caught between patrolling with the others and staying here to see the reaction Kahvi would have. The coywolf and his daughter outweighed the wolfess, but Saydin had a nasty temper. Plauge would back her up, for he could do nothing else. She had found him, given him a home when no one else would.

We could have been so good together
We could have lived this dance forever
But no one's gonna dance with me
Please stay

Kahvi; Nightshade

Kahvi snarled at Saydin, standing over the tiny wolf. "I have just as much authority as you do, Saydin, and I have an equal right to demand respect. You will not order me around. Got it?" His mother was always so timid, and he never really knew his father. His grandfather...now, he was Vicious, the wolf Kahvi had heard so many tales about. He knew that any descendant of Vicious was not going to be ordered around.

Nightshade grinned at Shena. "I have orders not to kill you, prisoner, but you are on my territory. That makes you a trespasser. You belong to me now, prisoner." Her pale yellow eyes were deadly.

Saydin

That was all it took. She felt the insanity burning deep, the hatred brewing and she unleashed it upon Kahvi. She lunged at him, fangs bared and eyes going mad, biting and snarling at him going for anything within reach. Soon the saner half of herself came back and she sprang away from him. Her eyes were dead and flat. Get out. Her eyes flashed over to Nightshade. You and your daughter. Get out. I swear to God, if you don't I will kill you. It wasn't an empty threat. Kahvi was surrounded by wolves that would follow Saydins orders. If she went down, he sure as hell was going down with her. She was hurt right now, his words cutting her to the marrow. Did she still love him? Yes. But he was pushing her, and there was only so far Saydin could be pushed before she would push back. Would she let Kahvi come back? Yes. Once she calmed down.

Kahvi; Nightshade

Kahvi snarled at his mate. "I am not leaving. I am not going to let you abuse me. If you're going to kill me, kill me. But then I might think I made a bad choice when I accepted you as a mate. Mates don't kill each other." He said firmly, not making a move. He had nothing to lose. If Saydin killed him, he'd be back home with his mother.

Nightshade stepped up beside Kahvi. "If you lay one claw on my father, I'll rip you to shreds." She was huge. 190 pounds. Bigger than both Kahvi and Saydin. There was no way Saydin could take her down.

Saydin

You know nothing about abuse. She hissed. In truth, Kahvi knew nothing about Saydin. She had just been there one day. There had been love there, a spark. But was that spark really love? Or was it just Saydin's saner half just trying to cling to reality? Her eyes turned to Nightshade. Shut up. Then her eyes were back on Kahvi's. I won't kill you, Kahvi. Only because I love you. But don't push that love to far. Theres only so far it will go before it breaks. with that, Saydin turned and walked away. She snapped at Shena, her teeth slamming together threateningly. A foul mood shew as in indeed. She headed towards the creek, far from Kahvi, far from the pack. Far away from what she had become.

Shena

Shena was silent during this disturbing moment. She trembled when she was snapped out flattening herself to the ground. Eyes watched as the female left to go to somewhere...Her eyes turned to Nightshade wondering what was going to happen to her.

Aush and Failure waited patiently, but it started wering thin. As soon as Sayding left they looked to Plauge. "Ready now,"came Aush voice.