Spirit

The Sandy Blonde wolf loped into the terra. She howled for Manov, uncertain what to do or where to go. She waited...

Cortinarri

Hearing the howl, the wolfess quickly traveled over the ground until she spotted Spirit. Her tail and head came up as her hackles rose to show she was the alpha-she of the land. Her light, fierce eyes stared straight at Spirit's as Cortinarri approached, demanding the newcomer to submit. "I am Cortinarri. Has my mate, Manov, accepted you into the pack?" she questioned.

Aaka

Aaka saw Spirit. She ran to her and rammed into her playfully. "Where have you been?!" Aaka then saw Cortinnari. She immediatly went stiff and her eyes that had once been happy went cold. Her tail was still hung in a loose manner and her ears were casual. She wouldnt submit unless told. One of her friends had come to seek acceptance into the pack. Aaka smiled. She would have a friend now. "Hi Cortinarri" She then turned her attention back to Spirit. She looked at her then also turned and faced Cortiinarri. She would leave the pack if They refused Spirit

Cortinarri

Her fangs were at once bared. She expected absolute respect from subordinants. A deep-throated snarl and glaring eyes were directed at Aaka now, a definant sign for her to submit fully. "You dare to approach me after running away like you did last time? Submit now!" Her legs and tail were held ridged and her body high.

Aaka

Aaka turned and smiled sickly sweet at Cortinnari. "Run? I didnt run from you Cortinarri. You can say what you wish but all right. I'll submit." Doing so Aaka lay on the ground. "There you go. Now if you dont mind I have some catching up to do."

Cortinarri

Once Aaka was on the ground, Cortinarri came and stood over her in further display of her higher ranking then arched her neck and held her head down close to the wolfess's. "You will watch how you speak to your superiors or you wont be part of this pack!" she snarled in a chilling tone. "You can speak with this other wolf after I have finished speaking with her." Now her eyes turned to Spirit, waiting for her to reply to the first question she was asked. And while she waited, she stood stubornly over Aaka.

Aaka

"You have no idea do you Cortinarri? I have so many allies they could kill you. All I have to do is bark." To do as she said Aaka barked somewhat loudly calling her gentle giant of a friend Jake.

Jake heard Aakas call. He trotted to the lands his head down in a bow at Cortinarri. He didnt know about submitting for he had grown up not in a wolf family but his mothers who was a golden retriver. So he did his bedt for Cortinarri. "Hi! I am Jake whats your name?" Jake had always been a bit hyper. It was his nature.

Aaka smiled to herself. "You see Cortinarri? I do have friends. Although you dont really have to fear Jake. He is a big gentle giant."

Cortinarri

Her eyes flashed towards the large hybrid and a deep snarl erupted from her throat, "You are trespassing on our lands! You'd better get back beyond the boarders before my mate or the rest of my pack discovers you." she warned heatedly. Being a female, she generally disaplined other females in the pack, not males. If Jake had been a fae, she would have attacked. Now her attention returned to Aaka, "And you just don't know when to stop! You're the one getting yourself in trouble!" her eyes narrowed and she reached down to grab Aaka's muzzle and shake it fiercely, but not to draw blood. Only to show, like she had before, that she was in control.

Keilo, Kanan, & Umay

The beta male had reluctantly stayed within hearing range of his alpha, since they were to either go on a hunt soon or go off to fight. He had been resting idly in some ferns when he heard the stranger Jake speak. He was not part of the pack and hadn't gained permission to enter. The normally docile beta sprung up and made a charge across the ground with his tail out in an aggressive position, "Get out of our lands! If you want to join or speak with anyone here, you have to stay back at the no wolf zones!" His hackles were raised but his fangs weren't bared; he wasn't an aggressive wolf. But he was very loyal to his pack and felt that Jake could be a danger to his young ones and mate.

Kanan and Umay, son and daughter to Keilo, stood behind their father. They were nearly adolescents now and knew enough not to interupt their father right now.

Manov

Brute sprinted in after Spirit, seeing Aaka then hearing her call and another male appeared, he lowered his head, tail raised high a deep growl was emitted. "I have accepted Spirit into this pack Aaka. You should show respect for your elders and higher ranking others." He snarled. Orbs glared over to Jake. Limbs moved forwards as he advanced on him. "Submit or get out, NOW!" He snapped at him. "Do not make another mistake Aaka, all that help Mitya, are allies of mine, I do not think you would want another fight would you? One in a for sure thing you would get killed?" He snarled.

Namir

The thin, yearling cougar followed after his pack and watched the confrontation. He was fascinated at the pack life of wolves, although he didn't understand all that they did. His long tail lay idly on the ground as his light eyes jumped from wolf to wolf. After a moment, Namir gave a long yawn, revealing his long, sharp ivories.

Vevisca

The young adult also followed his pack and stood near Namir. His body was held instinctively lower although his ears were perked up and directed at Jake in curiousity of how he'd react to the alphas. With a look from Manov though, he'd quickly pull his ears back.

Aaka and Jake

Jake was confused. He looked to Aaka for help. He began to shuffle his front feet and he said quietly "I submit but I dont know how.....please dont attack me...I am friendly. I am a very friendly dog. I am sorry if I have done wrong...I didnt know."

Aaka stepped in front of Jake. "Oh Manov you want to know something? Shes the one who is attacking me. I have everyright to attack her back because she and Legosa could kill me quite easy. I am sorry Manov. If I dont attack back I wont come back. Although I doubt that matters to you. Aaka's body was lower than the alphs. Her head was down bet her ears were up. She was listening. She didnt like all of these wolves here. She then saw Namir. She hadnt known the pack had befriended a cougar. She smiled thinking of another cougar. "You cant harm Jake for he does not know the law. You cant blame him for that." She was ready to defend Jake. She could call for her other friends. But she didnt want to...they were busy at the moment.

Namir

His tail began to flick quickly from side to side, showing a bit of anxiety. He looked up at Manov and Cortinarri to see how they would react to Aaka and Jake, for Namir didn't know what to think about them himself. But he was ready to do what ever 'his' alphas wanted.

Manov

He launched his bodice forwards towards Jake, landing infront of him, growling deeply. "Do as Aaka does and submit!" He snapped. Now was not a good time to dissagree with him. As he heard Aaka's comements about her might die if she did not attack Mitya brought a faint grin to his face.

Aaka & Jake

Jake lay down. He looked at Aaka for help. He stood up again.He lowered his head. Only he pinned back his ears.

Aaka looked at Manov. "You will not harm him." she didnt growl although it was right there. She wanted to badly.

Manov

Manov growled at him to stay down and here he was. Turing his attentioni to Aaka he snapped at her muzzle. "I can harm him if I want, this is MY pack! Nots yours!" HE snarled.

Aaka

"Jake go to the alleys. Wait there." She turned her attention to Manov. "This may be your pack. But listen to me. Mitya is close to death. Sasha Death Jake Buddy me Skeil Ankh and more are attacking all of them. Its not my fault I did a good deed and stopped a fight. Now it is me fighting. It is for my happiness. I dont want to harm Mitya. I would do something about her Manov. She could get hurt. Or worse killed. It wont be my fault." Aaka looked at All of the wolves that had surrounded her and Jake. Bowing her head to Manov she was finished. She couldnt live like this. She would more than likely die because of her tounge. But at least she wasnt as bad as Saquioa. She smiled at the thought of her friend. Friends were nice to have.

Manov

he snapped at her muzzle again. "You lie, you wouldn't do anything for her." He growled, then looked at his pack, a little suprised they had come to help.

Aaka

Aaka growled now. How dare he? She had made Black Fyre leave Legosa alone. She had been the one to help him. No as in repayment she was being fought. Fought fordoing the right thing. "You want to know something? I should have let black fyre kill Legosa. Then your precious friend Mitya wouldnt have someone to care for. And it wouldnt be my problem. Well it is my problem because I did something nice." Aaka was close to hysteria now. That was the last time she would do anything nice again.

Cortinarri

Cortinarri's temper and toleration had reached their end. Aaka, in her eyes, was stepping far out of line with how she spoke to them. The alpha leapt at Aaka tried to clamp her jaws down on the fae's muzzle.

Aaka

Aaka didnt move. She would allow Cortinarri to dominate her. Aaka was happy though. She had let of a lot of steam. It felt good.

Cortinarri

Cortinarri bit down deep enough to draw blood but not to cause any more damage than that; it was no more than a simple scratch was to a human. She shook Aaka's muzzle and growled as deeply as she could, "You are the omega of the pack until you can prove yourself loyal and respectful to us." She gave Aaka's muzzle another squeeze before letting go, now rumbling deeply. Her fierce eyes glared straight into Aaka's, testing to see if she would dare look back at her. But as long as Aaka was on the ground and showing complete subordinance, Cortinarri wouldn't cause her any physical harm; as mean as she was, she was still rather stuck to customs. Of course this 'rule' only applied to pack members, even if they were omegas.

Aaka

Aaka looked at Cortinarri. But there was something strange in her gaze. It was like her eyes were glazed over. Like she was here physically but mentally she was somewhere else.

Spirit

At the sound of the Alpha-Fae's voice she immediately went down flat to the ground. She tucked in her tail, and flattened her ears. To answer her question, she said "Yes, I have been excepted." But when the fight began, she slowly stood up in a cautious instinct. She looked at Aaka with wary eyes, and soon began to fear for her life. Her eyes screamed out to Aaka 'obedience!!!' but she said not a word. Spirit wasn't sure if Cortinarri was done with Aaka, or herself, but she slowly dubbed her head in respect and went over to Aaka, pulling her aside. In a quiet whisper-like voice she lectured "Aaka! What have you done? My friend, I have just been accepted into this pack, and my chances of being fully accepted are now very slim. I do not wish to be an Omega, but since I am your friend that chance is great now. Please, for me, respect the Alphas of OUR pack." She emphasized OUR to let Aaka know her stepping out of line put both of them in danger. She hoped her friend would do the right thing. She then slowly returned to Cortinarri and spoke softly in submissive position. "Please forgive my friend over time. She will not repeat this incident. I swear I will keep her in line for you." Her eyes swept over Jake and the Cougar. She smiled slightly at the cougar, and nodded politely at Jake. She then waited for a response,

Cortinarri

Cortinarri's eyes flashed with anger at this defiant gaze of Aaka, although she was struck by the strangeness of it. Courtinarri still wouldn't stand for even this slight action, so she stepped over to grab the back of Aaka's neck just like she had her muzzle. If Aaka didn't resist, Cortinarri would bite down hard enough to break the skin but nothing else. Then she turned her attention to Spirit, gazing at her for a moment. The she-alpha was pleased with how Spirit had submitted and attempted to persuade Aaka to stay in line. But just to make sure Spirit was going to obey her, Cortinarri sent the wolfess a stern stare.

Vatoni, Kouji, Kiolana

Grey wolfess entered the scene when Spirit and submitted, her tail raised to show her rank as Beta. She glanced at her mate as if the ask what was going on.

Kouji and Kiolana stayed with there siblings and watched, wondering the same thing there mother was.

Aaka

Aaka shook her head. A voice went through it. Dont try and bring up memories. They only cause pain. Aakas eyes glistened. But they stayed cold. "I will do what I can about Mitya. I am sorry if she dies but it wont be my fault for she is the one who attacked me. I am greatly sorry for the inconvienice. But if maybe you talked some sense in her she will stop fighting. She will leave me alone. She will let me be. I reapeat. I am sorry for this inconvienince." She said this bluntly. She would try to not show emotion. But eyes never lie.

Spirit

When Cortinarri stared she did not stare back for long. Instead, she lowered her head again and and then looked up. She looked to Vatoni and slightly raised herself, since she was not an alpha. She still stayed on the ground for the beta though, and then looked at Aaka.

Aaka

Aaka looked at her friend. She had submitted. Aaka shook her head. There was nothing good to live for. She looked up and gazed into Cortinarris eyes. "If you want you can kill me. I will be at the alleys for a time trying to get Aicha to calm down." Aaka wanted the memories to go away. What better way then by death? She wasbt asking for death more of asking for something to do to make the pain go away. Cortinarri might know what she was talking about although she doubted it. Aaka then turned with one last look at Spirit. Aakas gaze softened. Friends were hard to come by for her. She turned and headed for the alleys. It was a slow trot. Her tail was tucked beneath her and her head was down. Pain grief and anger. Those were the only emotions she knew of.

Cortinarri

She was at loss for a moment about what to say, although a steady rumble still escaped her fang-bared mug. After an uncertain pause, Cortinarri spoke out quickly though she held back any real emotion from her words, "You still have a pack here to come back to; as long as you know your place and treat our allies well." Cortinarri wasn't sure herself whether she was trying to comfort the dismal Aaka or just trying to sound like a good alpha. Then she turned to Spirit and gave a nod, "Explore around the pack if you wish."

Aaka

Aaka trotted back.....she still hadnt finished the fight but her once whiote coat was stain crimson. "Please make Mitya stop.....I dont want to be kicked out of the pack"