Wolf RPG

Chaska took this day to venture out. He had never seen the very top of the mountain, and was oddly compelled to explore the area where the sky was closest to the Earth. The wind near the top was enough to blow birds from rocks along the path. But he remained strong, tucking his head down. Yet, this effected his sight forward. And he never saw the loose rock, until it was too late.

One second, he was walking along. And the next, he's screaming at the top of his lungs as he slides down the slope. And all goes black when he hit his head against the ground after rolling with a hard thud.

Walking around, Krypton took a few glances around. This land was much different than her home, there were more rocks and the air was much colder than her old lands. Shaking her large head at the thought, the tawny female heard a loud noise, the tumble of the rocks fall down the side of something and a scream filled with horror. "What was that? An earthquake? A avalanche? Rockslide? Whatever it is, someone's trapped down there and needs help!"

Never being one to be the hero, Krypton swallowed the secret down. She was a pack wolf now and would need to prove herself that she is brave and loyal. Taking one more glance around, the large female picked up a fast-paced run towards the noise, fear overtaking her mind. "What if that wolf is dead? What if that wolf doesn't know I'm there to help? What if-"

With a snarl, the burly female erased the questions. Now wasn't the time to go and question her own help, now was the time to help that wolf who got stuck in the rock slide. "Please be okay I'm almost there!" She whispered to herself, her large ears turned forward. Her large strides taking over the rocky terrain, paws thundering onto the ground, her glassy eyes filled with anxiety. Whispering a prayer, she continued to gallop to the rock site.

The grey wolf lay still. Then twitched. It's legs first, then it's ears began doing flip-flops against his head. His tail swished a bit. And lastly, his eyes open. Only to find themselves looking upon an unfamiliar place. So many questions ran through his mind.

"Where am I? Who am I? And why does my head hurt?" He reached a paw to the sore part as he lay there, whimpering at the pain of the soft touch. Then he hears something coming toward him. He jumped to his feet, ready for whatever comes with his ears folded back and tail a little higher than usual. Or, at least, his old self usual.

Breaking down to a fast walk, the tawny female scoured the mountain side in search of the wolf or animal that could've fallen. Her eyes racing around like her beating heart, she saw the large pile of rocks at the bottem. Her eyes settled on the grey wolf at the bottom, she had found it.

"Are you okay down there?" She asked loudly, jogging down the hill with her large paws. He didn't look severely hurt, there wasn't any blood, but she noted how he presented himself, ready to attack a threat.

Slowing down her pace, she reached the flat ground with a small thud and lowered her tail and hackles. Tilting her head in the slightest manner, she took a step forward. "I heard a scream come from over here, are you alright? Are you hurt?" She asked, a twinge of curiosity intertwining its way into her voice.

The grey wolf froze when he saw who approached, and relaxed. Thanks to the lump on his head, he was nothing like his old self. He remembered nothing of his old self. If he was anything like back then, he would have greeted this wolf in a much more different way.

"Why, hello there" he greeted with a suave tone, turning his head a bit to focus one eye on her. His tail lowered, his hackles lowered. Even though he had no idea where he was, he was going to have a shot. No matter how bad it sounded.

"And what might be your name, dear?" he asked, winking his eye focused on her. What a smooth move. "And for that matter, who am I" he muttered.

The large wolf flattened her ears in surprise as the other wolf greeted her. He seemed too comfortable, even after his injuries unknown to Krypton. Her eyes widened as he winked after his words, making the tawny wolf try to recollect her words and put them into phrases.

"I-er, umm..." She started to say, her mind becoming out of whack. She took a few steps back and shook her head."Damn it just think straight Kryp and answer." Her brain said, making the large female shake her head.

 "I'm Krypton mister." She said in a monotone, thinking the other must've eaten some bad herbs or rotten meat. "Are you okay? It sounded like you got hit by something." She said, her words filled with alertness. Although this wolf seemed rather, calm about the rockslide and more interested at her approach, the only thing that mattered was whether or not if he was okay.

He didn't seem aware of her reaction, nor the reason for it. He knew his head hurt, but how could he focus on that when such a fine female was before him. The pain was numbing anyway, so he didn't have to worry about it too much. And he didn't even know there had been a fall.

When she introduced herself, he let that name roll about in his mind, allowing it to stick to his memory. "Krypton. The name suits you." He stretched his legs forward, then levered himself up with them, pushing up his rear legs. Then, began to walk forward. Although, not knowing about the concussion he had made him look stupid as he fell forward, hitting his jaw against the ground.

"Well, now my head hurts again" he replied in an annoyed tone, his eyes narrowed as if he were staring at the manifestation of luck itself.

Krypton's face was contorted with embarrassment and filled with heat. Okay, this wolf had to have eaten something bad or rotten. Her ears swiveled around a bit as the male stumbled forward but fell onto the ground face first onto his jaw bone. Ouch.

"G-Good to know you're alive at least." The tawny female said, her glassy eyes relaxed at the male's words. She walked closer to him, only a few mere steps and ears pinned forward. "Are you apart of the Silver Tip pack?" She asked in a monotone. Even if he is hurt or not, this male can't stroll through territory that he isn't apart of.

With a head full of bad ideas, the she-wolf shook out her tawny coat in a quick manner, trying to relief her body of stress. Sh felt this was going to go into a bad direction.

Quickly, he got himself back up, trying to play it off. After the female spoke, the grey wolf cocked his head to the side. He did not know there was a pack here. But now that he thought about it, he did smell her scent that had a touch of resemblance to the area around. "Silvertip?" He gave himself a quick sniff. And surprisingly, found the same smell.

"Well, either your lovely scent is too much for me, or I can smell the same scent of the pack you are from." It confused him as to how he was part of the pack. Then again, it did explain how he was here. But why couldn't he remember.

Nodding her head, the burly female felt her face burn at the male's words. Her ears felt flat in embarrassment as she looked around more. Noting how he seemed unsure if he was in the same area, she quirked an eye at him. His memory must be all messed up, maybe from the rockslide? Most likely, no way a wolf won't know anything as common and simple as the territories of packs here...

"Have you stayed here long?" She asked, taking a semi-step back. If he was in the pack, he should know, shouldn't he? She swayed her tail in the slightest manner and let out an inaudible breath. "Follow me. We'll just see the alphas and ask them if they know." She said, turning around and starting to walk the other way towards the mountain side. Her ears fell flat again, how could a wolf who can barely walk get up a mountain side? This was going to take longer.

"Looks like we will have to follow a trail up since you're in no shape to travel up a mountainside." Krypton felt as if she had just signed her soul away to the devil. This trip was going to take patience.

The grey wolf certainly was confused. How was he supposed to know how long? But for her sake, he gave a wild guess. "Uh...a few months?" he answered with an unsure touch. If only he knew how close he was.

She started off, and he attempted to hurry after her. Only to end up stumbling, tripping over his own paws and quickly recovering. "Lead the way, darlin'. I'll follow anywhere" he spoke. He really was trying, but did not see how much he was failing.

Nodding her head at the male's words, Krypton turned back around. Krypton was glad he couldn't see her face, she felt warm by a strange heat filling in her face. Such a strange wolf, flirting maybe isn't his best tactic... She laughed to herself quietly, shaking her head and giving pity to the over-trying male who was trying to woo her. He was trying though, you can never blame some wolf trying their best, although it was a failure.

"Alright. The path shouldn't take more than a few hours, maybe a day or two if the sun leaves us soon." She said, looking up at the sky to see the location of the sun. Although it was hard to tell, the sun was hidden behind clouds of snow. The snowflakes started to flutter down from the sky in an intricate dance, grasping the she-wolf's attention.

Leading the way, she walked towards a path towards the base of the pack, a winding trail beaten down by the pads of wolves paws. She let out a breath as it fogged up in her face and turned around to make sure the male was following her. A few months huh? That seems reasonable to have the same scent, but wouldn't the rest of the pack seen him and thrown him out? Strange things are happening here....

The wolf smirked. He liked the idea of the trek taking a while. In fact, he couldn't have it any other way. More time to spend with each other. And maybe get some answers. Which he didn't care too much about.

"That is a wonderful idea. Gives us more time to talk" he said with a wry smile, now following her at her flank at a trotting pace. "So, how long have you been here?" he asked, unsure as to whether she knew which way she was going. Especially since he did not know.

Krypton shook her head at the male's sly words. He's sly and very interested... Keeping an even pace with the male, she felt the wind whistle in her ear the slightest bit as the snowflakes kissed her dirt-colored fur. "Just arrived a few days ago, the Alphess offered a spot here, so I took the offer." She said simply, her large shoulders sloping with each step.

She took a few more glances at the sky, noting where the sun stood at. It was going to get dark soon and the trail would be harder to travel on when there was heavier snow. She sighed and flattened her ears. The last thing she would want is to spend the night with an unknown wolf. If anything, with the temperature dropping even more as night would come, there would be no choice... she would have to sleep with the male to stay warm, even with her heavy coat, as much as she despises the idea.

Pouting a bit with her lower lip, the tawny wolf kept her pace going, snowflakes dancing around her with the wind. "Are you okay with the pace? We can slow down if you feel dizzy." She offered, but quickly realizing her mistake, she clamped her mouth shut. She was going to have to spend even more time with the strange male. Just....great....

If he would have remembered everything, he would have recalled a certain conversation with the Alphess, Zaria. Which would have made the current Chaska very happy. The old one would have been quite the opposite.

He too looked to the sky. The thought of seeing the stars above warmed his heart. That was one thing he recalled. And, oddly enough to him, the love of storytelling. But not of where this love came from. Still, he would enjoy the starry night sky. And it pleased him that, since it would be soon, it would be with her. Then again, he would be fine with any female.

When she slowed and offered to slow down, his wry smile returned, his eyes drifting from the darkening eyes to her fur. He closed the distance enough so that he was right beside her, his tail swinging madly enough to hit hers. "I'm starting to think you want to spend more time. I am glad of that."

The burly female shook her head at the male's words, although her face warmed up again with the strange heat. He's got a lot of nerve... Sighing and letting out a breath into the cold air, Krypton kept her attention the trail, her paws starting to crunch snow with each step. 

Her tail kept a even swing as she walked, her large shoulders moving evenly as they walked. Her fur started to spread out more, the temperature was dropping as they walked, along with the light fading into darkness. She slowed down even more, taking more glances at the sky, before picking up a normal walk pace again.

"It looks like night is coming in faster than I thought, we'll have to camp somewhere for the night before it gets too dark to find a place." She said in a monotone, not trying to portray excitement in her tone. The last thing she would want to is raise his hopes into a fake belief. Letting out another breath into the cold night, she felt the wind start to howl louder in her ear, making her cringe. Just great... Just gotta make it a little further and then we can camp...

The sound of that idea warmed him up inside. He would be able to take in her fragrance, brush against her fur...he went off daydreaming, only to walk right into a tall rock. He groaned, shaking his head, his eyes dizzy from the sudden bump to his head.

The cold wind brushed against his face, causing a shiver. Every now and then, his head would pound like someone was knocking from the inside, and he'd stumble. Obviously, something had happened to his head and hurt it. An idea suddenly popped into his head. One that would probably earn a snap at his face.

"Hey. You should kiss it better" he said, lowering his head forward. "My head is really pounding."

Choking on the air she was breathing, Krypton let out a few coughs, her face even warmer than before. Okay, this wolf had to be a major Casanova. Taking an abrupt stop, Krypton turned her neck to the side and exposed her large canine teeth in a grim snarl. She launched at him with her jaws open, but quickly pulled herself back.

 "Boy you've got nerve." She snarled out, her tail flicking side to side in annoyance. Her ears became flat against her head as her glassy eyes ignited with a fire. Her fur became even more spread out and spiked up, her shoulder blades pointing upwards as her body became tense.

"Try that again and you'll be walking out of here with three legs." Keeping the glare for a few seconds, her black lips covered her teeth as her ears and fur relaxed onto her body again. She sighed and took a glance up at the sky. It was almost becoming dark. She shook her head and turned around as if nothing had happened and started to walk. I swear the things I have to do for others...

Taking a few more glances, she noticed a high point on the mountain that had a flat area. It seemed to be covered from some of the snow, almost as if there was something covering it. Taking her large strides, she started to make her way over, hoping the male would follow suit.

He quickly backed off to avoid the snapping of her teeth. Those teeth that shined to him in the light. A small yelp escaped his muzzle as he retreated, staying a few steps behind. He liked the fire in her, but he would have take his time. From a distance, of course. And from there, he would still be able to talk.

"Awww. Then you'd have something to remember me by...Although, I'd rather keep all my legs" he added. He would hate to miss one of them. How would he be able to have that smooth walk that shows the ladies how good he is. Another cold breeze swept by, causing another shiver.

When he followed her, he took notice of where they were headed. "Looks cold up there. And small." Half of him did like that. But the other half was afraid of her.

The large tawny wolf quirked an eye at the male's words, but slightly nodded her head at his correct reaction. She flicked her tail to the side, noting his cunning words and flattening her ears in the tiniest bit. I'm not afraid to use these bad boys... She thought, running her tongue over her teeth and turning her attention back to the sky. There was minimal wind, but it was sill cold enough to chill. The snow kept falling and landing in her fur, causing Krypton to grunt in annoyance.

Shaking her coat once more, she looked towards the sky and started to see the moon's soft glow. "Come on. It may be small but it's covered from snow. I'd rather sleep dry then wet." She said, looking at the male with calm eyes. Turning her head back towards the trail, she started to walk again. "I don't think I have asked for your name yet either." She said, her head lowered slightly, trying to avoid snow getting in her eyes.

He would probably reply in a flirty tone, and she would probably become flushed again. This was going to be a looong night. A night that would test how well she can handle others. Walking more, she reached the flat rock and saw how the snow evenly coated out the ground like a white sheet. She pointed her ears towards the covered rock area and made her way over, her body slightly tired from the trek.

He let out a nervous chuckle as she flashed her teeth, her tongue moving over them. He could easily tell what she was thinking. How could anyone not? Yet still, he did not make any thoughts to withdraw from his approaching. And even if took weeks, or months, he would try his very best to get her. Until another female that was better than her comes along.

Another wry smile appeared across his features. "I like small spaces, you know. Gives me the chance to get to know someone more..If you know what I mean." He wriggled brows from a far distance back, being cautious this time.

Now that he thought about it, he didn't know his name. "Well..." He let the sentence hang off there. He didn't want to say a fake name, in fear of her thinking he was fake when someone told her his real name. Even if he didn't know it. Although, it did annoy him that he didn't know his own name.

Raising her ears and growling loud, louder than the wind blowing, Krypton turned around and took a few steps closer to the male, her teeth snarling at his though. You just made the devil mad...

"If it weren't for my lack of knowledge about your past, you'd be dead already." She snapped, her eyes reflecting a dangerous fire. "If it weren't for me you'd probably would've never been found." She snarled out, her tail flicking side to side in an aggressive manner. He didn't even know his name! Without her this wolf would've winded up dead!

"Don't even think about it Casanova." She spat out, turning her attention back to the small area, her lips still curved up and exposing her teeth in a snarl. Shaking her large head, the burly female continued on towards the small area. 

Although it looked small, it felt a bit bigger when inside. The ledge above it made from rock looked as if it served as a roof. The inside of the small space was hallowed out and seemed comfier than at first glance. She slightly shivered as her fur settled down from being spiked up. She sat down silently and then laid down, her paws sticking out and her neck raised, ears alert and glassy eyes calm. They scanned over the area with quick glances and returned to the male.

"We'd better get sleep. I'll watch over for the first few hours and then we can switch." She said, yawning and relaxing her body into her position.

The male stepped backwards two paces back from the snarling female. He really hit a nerve this time. A big nerve. He was really peaking his interest. Did something happen to this fine woman to make her deny all acts of compassion?

He pouted at her. "Now, I know you don't feel that way about me. Or otherwise, you would have left me." Really, he was just pushing his luck. Really, really far. He should have stopped while he was ahead. But the new Casanova of a wolf was not one to back down from approaching a female in such a way.

"Casanova, eh?" He played that word over and over in his head. What an interesting name. "I think I'll take up that name. Until I get my actual name" he said. It had a nice ring to it. "Of course, you can call me whatever you want." Hit tail too flicked, but for a different reason. In excitement, his tongue lolling out for a few mere seconds. "I am happy with any name you give me, dear." Just hearing any name given to him by her would make him happy, as long as she acknowledged him.

He sat on his haunches, his forelegs slowly sliding out forwards into a lying down position. And just like that, his eyes closed and his deep breaths came out like long sighs as he fell asleep.

Shaking her head once more, the burly female rested her head against the top of her paws, eyes peeled and scanning the area. Her ears flicked at the male's soft sighs as he slept, she felt at peace. Finally some peace and quiet. She tossed one more look at the male and half-smiled at him. His antics were going to drive her nuts, but it was at least... showing affection. She hadn't felt that for a long time.

Sighing inaudibly, the large female rested her breathing and kept watch for the rest of the night as the snow fell over their little covered area. "Good night Casanova." She whispered, her tail curling over her back left paw as she laid.

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