Risen

Her mind was made up, If she could get herself a land, she would make herself a pack.. A pack of the most deadly and evil wolves. No sissy push overs. None, even the lowest of the pack would be feared by those who were not apart of them.

In came her thin form. She was built for speed but still had plenty of strength in her. Golden eyes narrowed as she growled and snarled for the lead to meet her challenge. Throwing her head high to get someone to answer her call. If anyone was home.

Blazed

The beast's auds jolted to attention upon hearing her challenge. A snarl erupted from his cavernous chest and throat. She could have the canyon . . . over his dead body. The mammoth captain sprung to his feet and let fly a fierce song of rebuke. There was no easy way for her to take his lands without a fight. With the agility of a seasoned fighter, the behemoth went to meet the challenging temptress. His powerful limbs propelled him forward, his ebony coat gleaming with health and rippling with the muscle concealed beneath. It had been a quiet few months since his return and it peaked his interest, but only slightly mind you, to receive a challenge. It was a good thing he had finished his business outside of his land promptly or else he may have had to fight for his land again.

Ah alas, the poor wench. Has she no idea as to what she was getting herself into? It is apparent that do to his prolonged absences, word of his terrors had not traveled far. No matter, Blazed was not the arrogant and egotistical type that many leaders were. And it was shame the fae came in like she did. He might have offered her stay in his canyon, what with him being mostly alone, well not entirely. The rest of his pack, save loyal Artemis, was out and about seeing as there was little for them to do in their canyon. It seems as if life was settling down for them. Never before had the offspring of Danger gone so long without a fight, it was starting to scare the old Danger himself, hence his absence. His father needed a fight, too bad he walked out so soon.

Upon reaching his new challenger, the brute's twin peaks flipped back and laced themselves tightly along Blazed's regal skull. His lips quivered and shiny ivory incisors made a prolonged appearance whilst the alpha sized up his opponent. The dove had a dark air about her. He almost had to laugh. The younger wolves of the day were quite into the whole good and evil thing. There was no good and evil, only those whose views differed.

Blazed arched his tail and neck, making him appear his most daunting. Very few had been able to hold their own against the immense ebony brute, and the odds were not in this dove's favor. She did not seem much of a hazard, not compared to the one's he had clashed with before, but you never knew, now did you?

"I'm afraid taking my land will not be so easy, m'dear. You may leave or fight. Choose carefully, I'm not an alpha for my lack of fighting abilities."

His words were blunt and quick. He had little patience for times like these. He would like this to be handled quickly, unless she wanted to stay on as a subordinate. The addition couldn't hurt.

Hidden Betrayal

As silent as a shadow she slipped between trees and through thickets following Risen's trail with not devotion or loyalty but a feeling of obligation. She saw how things were escalating and she moved forth with a no hurry attitdude. She would not be rushed in what she was about to do. Whether Risen liked it or not. A soft seductive smile was on the small females maw as she moved forth towards Blazed, her black pelt shiny blue in the falling sun. Softly her words seemed to purr as she came ever closer to the male "I am sorry for my friend, monsuier. She is a bit tempermental these days." She brushed past the massive male. making sure her own bodice brushed his slightly. Adding contact to her words. "Risen gets like that on occasion when she is stressed. But maybe you can help us. We need a place to stay and we are in such need of help." Her voice stayed low and seductive as she moved around him trying to keep his attention focused directly on her small black frame. She didn't know how this would work out. It was her first time at the art of seduction but she had learned well from the master. Not bad for a first time. She smiled warmly at him, her dark side hidden deep within her as she said softly "So what do you say mon ami? Can you help a damsel in distress?" Her name wasn't Hidden Betrayal because it sounded pretty. The girl had skills. But every hair was in place and her eyes looked warm and pleasing as if she was willing to do a back flip for Blazed. Or....Other things.

Blazed

When he provoked no response out of the challenging fae, Blazed put away the fangs, although a hard soul searching stare remained on the minx before. There was no use acting as he did if he could not get a rise out of her. It was then that his azure lanterns swept over in Hidden Betrayal's direction when he caught the underbrush moving ever so slightly. The ebon brute's stony gaze remained locked on the slight femme a she made her appeal. Blazed remained still and unchanged despite her efforts to sway him otherwise, but something else deep within him stirred. The petite dove looked so much like his former mate, Raven; it was uncanny and tugged at the stolid captain's heart. Raven had disappeared so long ago and it pained him so much to watch Hidden Betrayal he nearly let his guard down. And yet when she moved, he did not but follow her path with his icy blue pools. He was wary and knew her resemblance to his beloved Raven would prove a weakness for him. Blazed was not one to easily forget past loved ones and was definitely not one to fall for another fae so quickly. The patriarch would remain vigilant, for opening himself up to a Raven look-alike could prove a fatal move.

"You are welcome in my canyon so long as you accept submission and do not bring in friends or acquaintances of yours without my judgment first. As for the aid you seek, how might I be of service."

Blazed dropped his belligerent hate of intruders, but was not so keen to let his guard down. Never was he comfortable strangers appeared in his canyon. He was one to go out and recruit, that way he could study possible members closely. But like all males, he could be swayed, one way or another with enough time.

Tossing his sculpted brainpan into the air above, he let fly a short beckoning of those who remained in the canyon. He would prefer them to present upon the entrance of these two faes. They had remained with him so long, he would want to hear their input and first impressions of both minxes.

Hidden Betrayal

She smiled at him appeasingly and she said softly in a soft voice that was a whisper to his keen ears "I thank you, mon ami. My name is Trahir. And my moody comrad there is Eleve." Not an exact lie. Eleve did mean Risen. And Trahir did mean betrayal. But this was her native language that very few knew. Even she knew very little. She grinned at him mischieviously and turned back to Risen a look that was well hidden from Blazed but was evident to the other fae. Now what? she had gotten this far but she did not know how to go on with it. Something about the massive male drawed her to him and frankly it scared her. She didnt know what to do about it except have Risen. No. Eleve take care of it. She was better at this kind of thing then she was.

Risen

Darkness whelled within the minx as lies were exchanged and rules were made. When Hidden had spoke of their new 'names' she mouthed them to remember them then got into the act.

Quickly her eyes turned soft and she let her head fall short, something she hated doing. Her voice grew timid and she too walked close to the brute. Her head dropped lower, but only leveling out with Hidden's. "I thank you as well for a place to stay." Her voice grew slightly cold and depressed. "You see, our pack was attacked by those reched humans, and we have news that some of the members, or their offspring, have survived. I have found my beloved pack mate, Trahir only a short while ago. We knew each other as pups before the humans killed our family." Her head sunk and her eyes were hid. She made a believable wheep and shook her head as if to rid her eyes from tears. "I ask only if my beloved lost members would be allowed to regroup here and we shall seek an abandoned pack land else where. I Give you my full word your packland is in no danger and n'ither are you. We just arn't strong enough to look for a packland for a re-uniting pack." The lies came in barrel fulls, but she did mean her word about him keeping his lands. There never was a lost pack, nor had she ever been in conflict with humans. Though it was true Betrayal and herself were former pack members, as pups.

Gold eyes hid well her true intent on creating a new pack. For now the land would do for few members, until they grew to large for Blazed to handle. Then the ultimate pack would head out for their own land.