After splitting off from her younger half-sister, Contora and her daughter, Sucuri had made their way across the valley in search of a home. With Sucuri stopping every few yards to investigate every new smell and sight, it was slow progress, but luckily her mother was a relatively patient wolf.

As Contora paced the borders of Silver Glades, Sucuri bounded round her mother, occasionally sliding beneath her just for the fun of it. She then proceeded to roll around in the grass, disappearing from sight in the various patches of longer grass. Contora, ever wary and always unsure about letting her gaze wander from her young pup, began to try and sniff the air for the scents of the pack to paint a picture, whilst trying to keep track of her excitable child.

Finally, she made up head mind. After barking at Sucuri to stand beside her, Contora tilted her head back and howled to the leads of the land.

They weren't the alphas, but the alphas children. Grim and reaper moved quickly towards the calls, two young pups with attitudes as dark as Hades. The male, Grim, he had his mothers cool, calm, anger. While Reaper, his half blind sister, had taken after their father in the "I'm-better-then-you-and-shall-destroy-you-all" Type anger and attitude. Is there something we can help you with? Grims voice was cool, detached, but his eyes were wary. He wasn't as calm as he appeared, but it wouldn't take long....

Little Ravenshou followered her siblings, bounding along with her swinging tail aloft. She was all white, with a bit of gray on her chest and tail. Her buid was lean and musclular, with a bit shorter fur than the others. She looked quite a bit shepherd, but her dark yellow eyes and broad skull were distinctly wolvish. Her personality was yet to be revealed, though she hadn't shown much aggression yet in her young life.

Valcane was in the territory too, although her parents were questioning wether or not to head out and join with the Lost Valley Lurkers, just to further secure their alliance with the pack.

Stepping up behind her young aunts and uncles, the older hybrid watched the strangers with silent curiousity. There was something distant in her eyes, and she seemed a bit detached from the rest.