Wolf RPG

Haven had been moving north, looking for a pack to live in was hard work. She was still worried about her foot, and if she did find a pack if they'd even take her in. She'd been walking through a dark forest, up a small creek. She had to take frequent stops for water, so the creek was a good idea. Soon she came across a familiar scent. A pack scent perhaps. But something about it was too familiar, she knew it from somewhere. She shrugged, she was just ready to be in a pack. Any pack at this point.

She stopped to get some water one more time, and then began to walk towards the borders of this pack. Once she felt close enough, she howled softly for an alpha to come along. Hopefully this is a nice pack, like Scim and Bazi's. Well she would be in for a surprise.

Burke looked up when a howl sounded, it came from the Otter creek Side. Burke instantly trotted further forward towards the location of the howl. They were full after accepting Hecate. He would let her heal for a week but then she would have to show how much work she was doing. At least he had heard howls from Sebastian that he was busy hunting. The large alpha male pushed himself closer to the border. Another female. His pale eyes watched her from the shadows before revealing himself.

He lifted his head, docked tail raised. His face stoic as he stepped forward. He did not know the female, little did he know that this female would know him. "What you want?," he asked. Maybe she came for something else, though seeing that she didn't really smell of a pack. Though she did smell of a few wolves. Burke's pale eyes watched her with a strict gaze, he didn't look all to friendly. Their borders had not only been marked with their scent but also blood and sometimes the carcass of a trespasser. Just as a friendly warning.

Seb? What're you... Whoa ok. Sebastian? No this isn't Seb. What the fuck is going on? Haven's thoughts swirled through her head as she stared at the Seb duplicate. And then it clicked. This must be his dad. It wasn't Seb, she knew him too well to know it wasn't. Also this guy didn't have tail really. This was where she'd smelled the smell before. She'd smelled this scent on Sebastian. Perhaps it was just Seb meeting with his father that gave him the scent. Or maybe Seb had joined his dad's pack. Whatever the situation, Haven wanted to talk to this guy. She didn't even realize how she was staring at him, in a very awkward way. She quickly closed her mouth and shook it out.

The beautiful grey and gold female bowed her head and tucked. She had noted his very unfriendly gaze, and felt a bit intimidated by it. Her original wishes for coming to this pack's borders had almost been forgotten, pushed away by her curiosity. Sorry about that, you look a lot like someone else. Are you Sebastian's dad? She asked, her face held a puzzled but calm expression her posture showed him submissiveness

Burke's ears instantly flattened when he was called Sebastian. Did he look like a young pup that knew nothing. No. But she seemed to quickly realize her mistake. Burke bared his teeth a bit. He had been mistaken for Sebastian a lot, but he had hoped that that would be over now seeing that most wolves knew. Burke looked down at the smaller female, eyes almost drilling right through her. Burke scanned over her body, her ankle looking a bit more swollen than the other. Burke was quite skeptical what this female was going here. Sh knew Sebastian, and that ankle didn't look too okay. She seemed like a pity case Sebastian would have met and then sent her here. Well that was not going to happen.

She apologized to him but also couldn't help to ask if he was his father. "Why would a meaning less loner like you want to know that? I am not sure what Sebastian told you but we are not a refugee camp for injured pathetic females like you," he snapped at her. A growl came from his throat. If he would attack he knew where to go to. Instead of going for her neck he would probably try and grab her paw. But that was only going to happen if the female reacted in a way he disliked.

Haven waited patiently as the large alpha male looked her up and down. Then finally he spoke, with a snarl. Her eyes widened at his cruel comments. She almost went full out sassy mode on him, but decided that would be a horrible idea seeing that her leg would seriously slow her down if she needed to run. Instead the female his her bitchy side and replied calmly. 

Sebastian didn't tell me anything. We were dating for a while and we got separated. Last I saw him he said we needed time apart so I came looking for a new pack that's all! I had no idea that this was your pack and if Seb had given me advice and knew about this pack then I doubt he would've sent me here. I mean you no disrespect sir, I just wanted somewhere to stay.

She thought she'd played it pretty safe with her response, but who knew how Burke would react. She stayed in her submissive position, feeling pretty frightened about now. If Burke decided he wanted to kill her or something, she might have a problem in her paws. Especially that damn front left one.

Burke bared his teeth the moment that this female told her that Sebastian and her where /dating/. Burke was never a very sappy wolf. He didn't believe in love until he met Meldresi. Sebastian had been an accident at most, he was not there because he loved Sebastian's mother. Now he looked over the female she kind of reminded him of Dalia, Sebastian's mother. How curious. The only thing what didn't match was the grey in her fur, but the size and eye color was about the same. She seemed as weak as her too. "Well maybe that is a good think you guys gotten separated," he sneered, clearly disapproving.

"You?," he barked out. "In my pack. You can't even stand on all four of your legs. Clearly Sebastian doesn't care about you if he left you without a pack and injured," he stated. Maybe the boy had some sense inside of him after all. He had been working hard and realizing he had dumped this pathetic creature was something that he could approve off. "Clearly you did disrespected me and my pack by even thinking you would be fit enough to be in the Dark Brotherhood. This is a place for Assassins and Spies not an infirmary for injured loners," he snarled. "Now scam!," he spoke charging forward to chase her out.

Haven almost snarled back at Burke's comment. How dare he say that, it's none of his concern! She thought, but didn't do anything about it. His next words were cruel as well, but she didn't let them get to her. Except the part about Sebastian not caring about her. She'd thought about that before, wondering if he did care anymore. He had left her, injured, to survive on her own. She did feel a bit bitter about that, but more than anything she just hoped they could be back together again.

Suddenly Burke charged forwards, growling and snapping. Her eyes widened and she sprang to her feet, turning around and bolting. She was lighter on her feet than him, so running atop the snow was easier for her. She was fast, but with her leg she was still equal to or slower than the large male. She pressed on, every step was like swords shooting up her foot. But it didn't bother her, all she was worried about was surviving. She could do it. But then she couldn't. She was slowing down, the pain was getting to her. She turned a sharp corner around a tree, hoping to surprise Burke and slow him down, but her foot caught on a tree root and she crumpled to the ground. 

At this point she was on her own. If Burke wanted to kill her, it was very possible that he could. But not without a fight. She stood slowly to face him, baring her teeth showing him that she would fight. The girl had spunk, bravery, but she was terrified. Her eyes darted around as she looked for an escape route, something she could do. But she was alone. She stood strong, but pleaded for Burke to let her go. She didn't want to die.

Sebastian had recognized the howl instantly when he heard it. It had only been faint since he had been on the other side of the territory. He had rushed forward, he did not want Haven to meet is father. Haven was quite stubborn and could talk back two things that wouldn't go with his own stubborn father. Plus he was often horrible to wolf that he didn't like. He didn't want to happen to her. When he realized that Haven was injured and how Burke might react to that Sebastian started to really break into a run, which was quick reckless with all the roots that popped up from the ground in this place. He broke through the tree line seeing Burke chase after her. "Haven!," he called out.

The male rushed forward and jumped between Haven and Burke. Sebastian was facing his father, panting from the distance he had ran and the several sprints. "Don't hurt her," he let out through this pants. He wanted to bare his teeth but didn't. He held his head lower. "What ever she said she didn't mean it," he spoke, thinking that she had been sassy back to Burke. Sebastian was feeling mixed feelings. On instinct he had ran to save her, but that didn't mean he was on okay terms with her yet. He didn't want her in more pain. He looked over his shoulder to her briefly, a light glare mixed with a very questioning face. Why had she followed him?! "She will be leaving now," he spoke, staying between them.

Burke charged after the female, she was still quite quick but in the end her paw had given out. Burke had been advancing onto her but being so into his 'hunt' he was quite started by the wolf that jumped between them before he could attack her and give her a good bite. Burke instantly snarled, to then realizing it was Sebastian. His snarl became more vicious. "What in Mephala's name do you think you are doing?," he roared at him and bared his teeth. Burke loathed wolves that weren't loyal to him. He could not trust them if they showed now sense of loyalty. When Sebastian looked over his shoulder Burke instantly charged at his neck. He grabbed his scruff and pushed Sebastian down with all the force he had. That was more than a serious warning even from a father.

Burke's pale eyes, the same color as Sebastian's glared at the female. He located his bite and bit down a bit harder. Punishing Sebastian. "If you aren't loyal to me but to your loner bitch then you might as well leave now," Burke roared into Sebastian's face. With a look of pure hatred he looked at Haven. "You better leave now before I howl for my pack and they will drag you to our Wolf Skull Cave, as the name states it is not a fun place," he threatened, teeth bared. His docked tail raised up and his whole body ready to attack and defend his lands.

Haven prepared herself for Burke's attack, widening her stance and growling nervously. Suddenly a grey blob of fur leaped in front of her, another Burke? She began to get very worried, but realized that his voice was familiar. It was Sebastian! Relief bled through her as she stood behind the large boy,  all the while keeping her eyes glued to his father. Now this was awkward. And quite ironic, but now wasn't the time for jokes. Seb turned around with a questioning stare. She didn't know how to respond so she didn't, she instead continued to watch Burke. 

She howled in surprise as Burke leaped towards Seb's throat. Burke was ruthless and unrelenting. He was hurting him. Hurting her Sebastian! She remembered a time when she had agreed to fight with Sebastian and never leave his side. She was gonna attack some Saena chick for him someday. If she would risk her life for him then, she would now. No! Stop let go of him it's not his fault. I'll leave just don't hurt him! She cried, it was a growl but also a plead.

Sebastian let out a loud yelp when he was grabbed by his father, that wasn't something he had expected. He felt scolded like a child. His yelp was more because he was shocked more than that he was hurt. But when Burke was holding him down and making him take some pain he let out a bit of a whine, trying to roll over. He didn't want a bad relationship with his father again, but then again... He wanted to attack Haven. His ears flattened when he was highly disrespectful towards her. He knew Haven wasn't all perfect, but he wasn't either and she was far from a bitch. Burke probably thought of Haven as he had thought about Sebastian's mother Dalia but he realized Haven meant more to him.

Then Haven had to be stubborn and stay. She even opened her mouth. For Sebastian this was rather disappointing seeing that now it looked like he couldn't even stand up for himself. The grey male looked at Haven with a hurt expression before turning his attention back to Burke. "Dad--," he forced out his throat. "Don't kick me out. You can't expect me to not defend her! It is more complicated than that." Though he wasn't staying that he was loyal because he did plan on leaving in the end. "I don't want to leave yet. I want to get to know you! Don't kick me out," he spoke, realizing that he sounded like a child begging. "Haven, I will be okay, you should leave."

Burke growled to silence the boy but he wouldn't shut up, of course. His teeth were still bared and Burke was pretty much done with the idea of Sebastian going again him. "I most definitely can," he growled back at him. He had the feeling that Sebastian and him were never going to agree on anything. He looked in disgust at the young male when he started begging. No, how could he not have seen this. His pup might have killed Darius but then he had been lucky there was no ounce of darkness in him, at least not now. He had been working hard but he would never be dark brotherhood material. "Why don't you two figure you complicated stuff out AWAY from my border," he growled, dismissing them both.

Maybe even he had been a bit sentimental when he offered a spot to Sebastian in his pack but it was probably because he had been impressed with the boy killing his brother, the one he couldn't defeat. And maybe he hadn't given the boy much of a chance but seeing that he was defending this loner girl that was injured instead of helping him chasing her out was a done deal for him. "Get out,' he snarled, not leaving any room for arguments.

Haven's heart broke when she saw Seb's hurt expression. His pride had been dented. Maybe it had something to do with her staying, maybe she should've. But she wouldn't of course. She was a stubborn girl, but she only stayed because she couldn't bare to watch anyone hurt her Seb. He wasn't her Seb. But he was to her. She watched him plead to his father, only now realizing what she had done. She had gotten him kicked out! She felt horrible inside, how could she ever apologize. He had wanted this so badly! To meet his father, to get to know him. And she blew it. She shouldn't have stayed, but she couldn't have left. Choices oh choices.

The injured wolf didn't know what to say. Burke dismissed them both. Did that mean the end of Sebastian's time with the brotherhood? If only she had known that this was his pack, she would've stayed away. He should've told her, but then again she should've known. The scent at the borders had reminded her of him. But she was so tired and hungry and hurt, she had to come. Get out! Burke snarled at them both, his words were like a cold splash of water to the face. She looked at Seb, wanting to tell him how sorry she was, also how not sorry she was. But she didn't have words to describe how she felt. She stepped back and waited, speechless and tired.

Sebastian hunched down when Burke actually kicked him out. His ears fell back and for a moment he looked so sad. Why did everything always go wrong in his life? He wanted to get to know his father but all he got was a glimpse before the door shut down in his face. All because he protected a female? Sebastian was disappointed mostly. With Burke's snarl Sebastian let out a whine before bolting away from the dark forest. In one way he was relieved seeing that he hated being in the dark forest. But he was saddened by the fact that he hadn't gotten much chance to prove himself.

As he was running away he also felt his anger rise. How could he let this happen? He had been mad at Haven and then he was stupid enough to jump between her and his father? Yeah no wonder. Apparently he still cared for the girl. He didn't understand why seeing that she had left them and ... She hadn't even been ready for him. Once again his life was a mess of rejection and upsetting thoughts making him dizzy. He hoped Haven was smart enough to leave. Otherwise his 'rescue' would have been for nothing.

-exits-

Burke watched the coward that he called his son run off after he said to get out. At least he was smart enough. His cold pale eyes turned to this... Haven. "You're coward knight in dented armor just bolted. At least he is smart to leave you," he growled, looking quite wickedly evil in that moment. His teeth were bared again. This time he wasn't going to wait for his attack and lunged himself forward. It was mostly to scare her off away from his borders. He was done with this female not listening to him and he wanted her to know that. If his bite would have been a success then she would have quite a vicious bite in her shoulder from the aggressive male. He was not letting anyone through to the heart of his territory. Even though with Sebastian gone there was a spot open.

Haven watched as Seb bolted. He was gone. She didn't blame him for leaving. She blew it for him. His father, who was kind of bitchy anyway, hated him again. How could she say sorry. But then again, why should she say sorry? What had she done, but try and find a safe home. She would apologize if she even saw him again, but not for staying or trying the Brotherhood. But because she pitied him, and she loved him. She turned back to Burke, yellow eyes full of hatred. She stared straight at the male, a snarl had begun to build upon her muzzle as he spoke.

But he lunged towards her, jaws open to bite. She yelped in frustration and leaped out of the way, bolting as fast as she could away from this wretched territory. She only turned back once to look for Seb. She almost hoped for a moment that he would be there to come with her. But he wasn't. So she would go to Ilya's pack and hope that they would take her in. But like Burke said, who would want a broken female like her? What use was she if she couldn't even apologize to her loved one the way she should. What use was she if she could barely defend herself. Who would want her?