Viala

The creamy husky trotted easily into the dump, light eyes searching over the piles of trash and other things. This place is worse than some backyards... she silently thought to herself, scowling in disgust, and thinking back to her previous home. Ever since she had been chased out of her former town by a group of rowdy teens, she had never been able to find her way back. Sadly, she had to keep going, and found this area.

Soon coming to a halt, she gave a light sigh. She could smell many different things around this place, including humans, food, and other canines especially. It was a sight to make your eyes sore, and a scent to sting your nose. But it was all she had now. Might as well get used to the land.
Heading over to a small stack of trash, she sniffed through it, searching for something. Human food was what it consisted of, and though she had never eaten tablescraps before, they actually smelled pretty good. If only... Nah.

Tahti

Tahti strode through the Dump with one thing on her mind - allies. She halted when she saw Viala. Oh, she was beautiful. She looked extremely strong, too. She watched from a distance before approaching the dog. "Hello, my name is Tahti." She said, wagging her bushy tail. "Why would one of such strength and intelligence be eating the humans' waste, when you could be feasting on deer with my pack?" She sat down and smiled to show she was a friend.

Viala

The husky's mind was thoroughly set on snacking on this food, but she wouldn't be stuck here eating it forever. Maybe she could find another home... A new one, although the memories of her last one tugged painfully at her mind. How life could be so rude, she didn't understand. Was it really worth as much as it cost?
Suddenly hearing paws on the dirty dump ground, her head lifted and turned in the direction of the source. At first, she almost expected it to be a human. She actually hoped it would be a human, but then again, what human would come looking for a pedigree canine in a dump? At the sight of the smaller coyote, her spirits sunk lower. She simply stood there, listening to the creature's little introduction, and then gave a snort. "My name is Viala. And I used to live with the humans before coming here." she stated, thinking the part about the 'waste' was pushing it. She was used to what humans did, especially when they ate. However, she was never allowed to eat any tablescraps. Oh no, they always thought it'de ruin her appearance. Then the female easily sat back on her bushy haunches and looked at the coyote, as if expecting more to come.

Tahti

Tahti looked around at the smelly garbage, wondering how anybody could want to eat this stuff. But she shut that out of her mind. "Well, Viala..." She began, "Would you like to be a member of my pack, or ally with my pack? You can have all the food you want and you will be held high like a queen." She was new to the converting job, and learned through trial and error. This one, she thought, would be error. But she kept trying, hoping that somebody would join her to help protect her injured son.

Viala

With one more snort, though trying to remain calm and carefree, she narrowed an eye at the coyote. "I would accept your offer maybe, if only I wasn't a human pet." she stated in reply, finding the thought of being surrounded by a bunch of wolves and who knows what else a bit disturbing and out of place. She was strictly a human dog, and wanted it to stay that way. But then, she gave a slight wag of her tail. "But we could keep in touch, perhaps." she then added, still watching her intently, blue eyes unmoving. What would this fae say now?

Tahti

Tahti nodded, trying to look like a good little puppy. "Oh, you do not have to give up your life just to ally yourself with my pack." She said, smiling. "One of our only rules is that you cannot hurt a packmate. Other than that, you can have all the freedom you want. If you need help, we'll help you. In the end, we all win." She was in a submissive posture, showing that she was not a threat.

Viala

Viala titled her head a bit at the coyote, wondering why it seemed she was trying to appear as something she wasn't. One thing this dog hated, acting like what she wasn't. She was herself, and she was proud of that.
Giving one more snort, though this one lighter, she gave a small shrug, a motion she had noticed from the humans. Despite just being a pet, she had learned them just as well as some humans could learn canines. "Sounds fine, I soppose." she stated, and then flickered an aud. "I don't know any, packmates." she then added, trying out the new word. How interesting, yet unfamilier all the same. Then she sighed. Life with the humans would make it hard.

Tahti

Tahti nodded. "We are at the Ruins, if you want to stop by sometime." She said, pointing her nose in the direction of the Temple. "But for now, I must go. I promise you that we will meet again." She gave a small bow, then trotted back to her home.