KIRRICK
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I. Kirrick

II. Female

III. 50% Great Dane, 25% Pyrenean Mountain Dog, 25% Rottweiler

IV. 5

V. Black and White, Kirrick is almost completely black, save for a white underbelly and chest. She has dark brown eyes. She weighs 150 pounds and is 30 inches tall.

The panoramic view from the top of the mountains in Sunset Beach was incredible. The midday sun brought out the beauty of everything, much to Kirrick's delight. The more she stood here, her fur being gently ruffled in the breeze, the more she wanted to stay. Of course, that decision was not up to her, it was for whoever ruled over this land. In a way, she was envious of them; to rule such an amazing place would be a complete honour, but to live here would also be fantastic. It was with these thoughts that the black and white hybrid sighed heavily, before taking a few tentative steps down the mountain side, as she began to enter Sunset Beach.

It was about half an hour later, and finally she had reached the beach. Her paws met the warm sand, and instantly a smile took over her face. The grains tickled her paws, but she managed to suppress a giggle. Lifting her head, she glanced up at the sky, where puffy white clouds gently floated. She approached the shoreline, the water lapping closer and closer to her paws, but she never allowed it to reach her. The thought that she needed to call to the alpha was forgotten, as her dark eyes watched the crystal clear liquid ripple as slosh up the beach. Turning round, her back to the sea, Kirrick looked across the whole of the land, and her smile turned into a grin. She knew she would love it here...but surely she should call for the alpha! How rude of her to forget!

Tipping back her head, she pressed her ears against her head as she let a low howl ring forth, calling the alpha or alphess to her.

Auds tilted at the sound of a not so far away sound. It was a howl, and his tail thumped the ground in excitement. Another wolf he hoped. He felt kind of lonely here. The tigers were kind, but he wanted canine companions. He rose up and shook the sand from his fur. Ever since he came here the beach has become his favorite place to be. He loved to watch the crystaline waters race up the warm sand as the sun makes its way across the sky and into the beautiful waters, where they lit up like a wild fire. It was a magnificant view.

Strecthing his legs, he began to trot of at a steady pace. He didn't have far to go. He had been laying on one of the giant rocks, sunbathing under the mid-day sky. He slowed when he came near, and studied her closely. He scensed no threat, so he approched her, banner raised high and swaying slowly. His auds were erect and head held high, everyting in his posture spoke authority. When he spoke, his voice was firm, but still held some gentleness in it.

"Greetings, huntress. I am Kahota, Alpha male of these lands. Have you come here searching for a home? If you have, you are welcome to join us, but first, what is your name, and what brings you hear to my lands?"

He watched her curiously. He had never seen any wolf that looked like she did.

Her dark eyes, shining in the sunlight, spotted a figure coming towards her. Even though she was in a good mood, she still knew that danger could be aruond, even in such a beautiful place as this. Puffing out her fur to make herself seem bigger, and tensing her muscles, she watched the figure come towards her. As it drew closer she realised it was another canine, and it too seemed to be on alert. Dropping her defensive stance, Kirrick stood up and watched the wolf, a small smile on her face. He was obviously in charge; his posture and manner radiated authority.

"Hello, Kahota," she said, gracefully dipping hr head in respect to him before continuing, "My name is Kirrick, daughter of Tharrack and Lymana. I come in search of a home, if it's not too much to ask."

She noticed him stare curiously at her, and she managed to hold on a giggle. She knew she was different to many who lived in the valley, for she had no wolf blood in her. Her parents had both been wild, but had decended from human pets, which was why her blood could be traced to three breeds. A large portion of her was Great Dane, making her very tall and fast, she also had Pyranean Mountain dog blood, which gave her long dark fur, and then she had Rottweiler blood, which gave her muscle and a temper and an amazing ability in combat.

"I guess you've never seen someone like me before. I am not of wolvern blood, but a mix of a few dog breeds."

Now, think how you can appeal to him, what would make him want to keep you?

"I have no enemies, but have siblings who would come to my aid. My sister, Lasota, and her sons and daughter, are with the Ribellarsi pack, and my brother, Draven, is with the Aspen Grove pack."

Such a long, long way to go

Where I'm going I don't know

I'm just following the road

For a walk in the sun

He listened to her with interest, all the wile trying to guess what breeds she was. It was a sort of game, but when he reailised that he had become distracted, he desided it would be best just to ask later.

"Well, I have heard nothing that suggests that I should drive you from my lands, which I'm glad for. Being one of the only wolves on this land has become lonely. Even if you are not of lupin blood, you are welcome here. I hope that you find what your heart seeks here, within these borders. The land is vast, and the game is plentiful. Hunt as much as you need, ,but as a curtisy if you kill more than you can eat, share it. I hope you find happieness here. And if you find love beyond these borders, he is welcome to live here. But bring him to me first."

His ears swiveled behind him, and soon his muzzle followed suit. An increasingly familar voice had come from near the cave. He wasn't sure what it meant, but he didn't hear anger or pain in the tiger's roar, so he didn't dash off.

"That is BlackHeart, a tiger that joined my pack not long ago. Would you like to join me to see why he roared? If not your free to roam."

Kirrick wasn't as distracted as her alpha; all the while he was talking, her large ears remained erect as she listened intently to him, not wanting to be rude or miss anything.

"Thank you for letting me stay here, Kahota."

She smiled briefly, but it was a genuine warm smile. Her tail began to wag slowly behind her, as she too turned to listen to the roar that rumbled through the air like thunder.

"I will come with you. It will be nice to meet some of my fellow packmates."

HE turned and trotted down the beach, paws hitting the sand with muted thuds. They didn't have far to go, and his muscles were becoming stiff, so he changed his steady lope to an easy run. He needed a good strech and this would help. He glanced once behind him to see if she was following as he raced down the beach.