Wolf RPG

The band of four had been traveling through the wilds for some time now. They had enough for a pack, they just had to find a nice place. They'd scouted a forest with huge trees, crossed the mountains, went to the hot springs, and now were heading north. It'd been a long road, but it had been enjoyable. Especially with her family, and boyfriend by her side. Oh Sebastian, thinking about he strong and hearty male brought joy to her. The small pack had camped for the night, but it was early morning around this time. Haven decided to go out and hunt a snack.

She tromped along through the fallen leaves towards a long winding river. Maybe she'd find some fish or something else around the area. She sat down by the bank looking at the rippling cerulean surface. It was quite beautiful. She smiled at her reflection, preening herself while she got the chance. Then got down to business. She sat back, waiting for a fish to swim by. It took a while, the darn things weren't to active today it would seem. But finally something small and shiny slipped past her view. She plunged her head into the water, jaws successfully clamped around the fish. She came back from the surf, shaking her head of the water.

Satisfied the grey woman laid down her fish and returned to the job, hoping to catch more for her pack.

Maja was bored, relaxing in her privet spot. It was a shaded area under a giant tree, leaning towards her. She gave a annoyed sigh, but she had to lift her head from on top of her paws. Her eyes seemed orangish grey in the light. She shook her tail from left to right. Her red ears twitched, listening for anything coming near by. 
 She suddenly stood up, not wanting to be stuck in the vortex of boredom any more. I
 'll go see where Haven is, then. She trotted towards the strong scent of her sister. She heard the river before seeing it, a pleasant sound of water running. A river? Is Haven fishing? 
 She was right. Near the almost clear water, stood a grey wolf, Haven. She got closer before saying, "I didn't know you could fish, Haven." 
 Back into reality, she sat near her sister, as if she still couldn't believe Haven was back.