Wolf RPG

Copper was just getting used to life here. He was strangely satisfied by the way it was now, having to chase away, or kill intruders. It was just the right amount of activity for coppers' short attention span.
Maybe once more wolves filed in, he could go for hunter, or maybe attract a mate. Copper almost laughed, as the snow drifted past his muzzle. He was obviously the Mountains' most experienced protector. He then stopped daydreaming, and got up to patrol the borders, with a grunt. Copper was surprised by how heavy the snow was here. Down below, the snow was quite sparse, in favor of mud, or swampy grass.

Bindi had heard of a new male joining the pack, and she was already interested in him. She wanted to know if he was a possible "playmate" she could mess with, or if he was someone who was uptight and not any fun. So with her nose low on the ground she went in search of him, and hoped he would be fun to torment.

If the midnight wolfess would have know of Copper believing he was the best protector, she would have challenged him right there to truly see who was the best. With her tail held high over her back, she came across the male and approached him. She gave a chuff to alert the male, before advancing any further.

Copper saw a Wolfess with her tail raised high up into the air, and her nose to the ground. He held his head high, and trotted over to her.
"Hey." Copper said, almost happily. With so few wolves to be around, he was starting to get lonely.
But it so happened some company wandered right to him. She Seemed alright. She wore the scent of the pack, and was a giiirl. Copper frowned at his thoughts. He was nothing more than a horny teen.
"So.. Who are ya'?" Copper said, chest held high.
He saw an odd look of mischeif in her eyes. Besides looking quite different from him, this wolf carried himself the way he did. He felt some friendly competition coming on. He knew if he was going to be the infamous mountain protector, he needed to be the best.
"If you want to keep talking, you got to keep up!" copper than resumed his patrol, at a slower pace now, stopping to sniff certain things.

When the male approached she was surprised to see he didn't lower himself to her. She respected that, and gave a nod to his greeting. "I'm Bindi" she said with a puff pride. "What about you" she asked with curiosity, since he was the first wolf to join Silvertip Mountian since it became official. He seemed like a respectable wolf, and she was glad to see he held confidence, something Bindi will surely ruin.

When the male began walking again, the obsidian female let out a huff but followed. She didn't come find him to do boarder patrol, no, she had been doing enough of that. Still in her normal mischievous mood, she began to think of ways to bother the male. What will make him explode with anger she thought.

Copper smiled a bit, seeing the wolf follow him. Hard to get was his style.He wondered exactly what the female was huffy about. Oh well. Copper wasn't gonna stop for anything. He would like some conversation, but nonetheless this was someone who was threatening his trade. Back in his loner days, he didn't have to hold himself subordinate. He was the strongest creature in the land. Mostly because only wild fauna hung around him. He thought back to the time, where he was near starved, and a crow helped him find food. He only truly held himself equal to that bird. He still owed that wretched creature a debt. Copper hated being grateful to anything.It made him weak.

When the wolf asked his name, he replied with a chuckle (A wolf-chuckle?)
"Names' Copper." He guessed this wolf was okay. That didn't mean he was nice, or anything. She was still competition, and he loved some good competition. He tried the wolf, picking up speed every so often. The Rusty wolf was pleased.

When the midnight wolfess heard his name it was not what she was expecting. It was then this wolf started to pick up pace ever so often and Bindi has had enough of it. Let's see how he likes this she thought, and stuck out her paw to trip the male. In her mind this would teach him to be kind, and walk at an appropriate speed, but also it was her way of tormenting him. The obsidian wolfess didn't mind a bit of completion, but if you challenge Bindi expect a lot of pain in return.

Copper did not appreciate how this wolf was acting. The poor Wolf scraped himself up, continuing.He now didn't advance forward, but instead, ran a bit behind her, not struggling to keep pace. He stared forward, not talking much either.

Copper was a vain creature. He did not like creatures challenging him. but he came to patrol, and that was what he was gonna do. The rusty zeta bounded up to par with the wolf, careful not to get tripped, but not giving up either. Copper laughed. This reminded him of the time that crow had helped him find food. The crow had mocked him, as he struggled not to pass out.

Copper's face bloomed red under his Rusty fur. He would have not cared about the female tripping him, but the memory of the crow enraged him. Copper didn't owe anyone anything.
What's your problem, huh?" The Rusty god snarled in reply, in time with his panting breaths.

Bindi has had enough. She respected this male, but now he had crossed the line. All she wanted was a bit of fun, and for some reason Copper took it to a whole different level. In Bindi's eyes he was looking for a physical fight, unlike Raissa. The midnight female was gald he held a confident posture, but now he was acting like a total jerk. Bindi also held a proud posture, nevertheless she thought herself no higher than anyone else. Pack was family, but just like in a family, those who disobey need to be punished.

Copper needed to learn some respect, and not think of himself as some king. The midnight wolfess would surely teach him the lesson of respect if needed, but for now she sent him a warning. "Relax, I was only joking" she said with a snarl of her own, ready to pounce on this male at any second.

Copper wasn't exactly angry at Bindi, he was most angry at being tripped. Being a loner back in his day he wasn't quite used to people standing up to him. So when the wolf had physically tripped him, it was way over Copper's acceptance level.

He quickly regained himself though, asking the wolfs problem not quite out of anger, but as a serious question. Oh well. He was going to have to get used to this. He his the pain on the right side of his flank with conversation.
"so what brought ya' here? A better life, or what have ya'?" Copper said, with growing genuine curiosity. It slipped out of his mind this entire trip was in order to keep the borders. He was working his ass off, and this wolf was putting it in jeopardy. Oh well. It seemed Fitz was the only one who made an attempt to be friends with him.
Nothing made you feel worse than being in a pack that was just founded. You were at the bottom, since there weren't many wolves in the pack.

The midnight wolfess listened as the male changed the question like nothing ever happened. She rolled her eyes and started walking again before answering his question. "I left my former pack because they didn't accept me for who I am" she answered truthfully.

She understands what its like to be at the bottom of the pack, and Bindi for once felt bad for someone without them being hurt. Understanding she may have been a bit rude, she looked at him with apologetic eyes, but quickly looked away. "What about you" she asked, curious to why other wolves joined Silvertip Mountain.

The Mountain king saw a flash of apology in this wolf's eyes, but he didn't except it. In his heart of hearts he would have graciously excepted it. But he had a moral code, and shivery was not part of it.
Copper lifted his head, and took a dramatic gasp.
"I came here because I wanted too, I guess." Kings such as him didn't have to be subjected to such questions. Oh well. He was starting to love-hate this wolf. She was odd.

Copper's reply was true. He didn't really have any reasons. He just showed up, and saw food. But it was becoming much more than that. He was making.. 'Friends.' Not just subjects, but real equal friends, whom he was, how would he put it,-equal to him? Yes, that was it.

His explanation for coming was not the best, in fact it irritated Bindi. If that was his only excuse for coming, she feared that he would be no use to the pack. Already the midnight wolfess was bored with the male, if that was all he got, then he was no fun to her. "Wow, that is a lame explanation" she said with a bored tone.

Bindi wasn't planning on sticking around any longer, but she figured she would try one more time to get a little better reaction. "Were you born in the Teekon Wilds" she asked but this time could care less what his answer was. She was just trying to have small talk, but if Copper didn't say anything interesting this time, she would leave the male.

Copper puffed with accusation, at her rude comment.
"I'll have you know I come from a land not so far away, I was the second born to..A great empress, and a king! He didn't really know shit about his parents, as he was a bastard.

Oh well, they probably died without him to protect them.
Except, he regretted one thing from his parents. he had left his sister behind. within his eyes mixed the redness of his puffy pupils, with the caramel of his irises. Copper continued to walk in par with the wolf, his gangly legs swinging to the beat of his tail, not unlike a pendulum.

She listened as the make tried to boast about being born to some "king" that was probably some lowly male. She gave a huff at his statement, she was born to no one special, and never grew close to her parents or siblings. However seriousness turned into laughter when she realized that Copper probably thought he was some "prince". "What do you think your some prince" she asked, and for his sake he best say no.

She would love to smack him around and prove that he is no better than anyone else, and that everyone is equal. If Bindi would have found out that Copper refers to himself as a god, she would have done a lot more than snarl at him back there. He is no god, he is simply, a wolf and that is that.

Copper stopped. He was beginning to think about his real origins. He sighed, lowering his head, and tucking his ears in sadness.
"Look. I don't really know. But true kingship is earned in battle. And I've had enough of that rap." This wolf was killing him. Dissecting him into his thinnest layer of secrets. She was sucking the information out of him, like some sort of parasite.

And he hated every second of it.

She watched as the male showed signs of sadness however she didn't feel the slight regret of what she said. He needed to know that he was no king, that everyone in this pack was equal. "As long as you don't act like your royalty, and expect everyone to bow down to you, we won't have a problem. Everyone is equal in this pack"she said kindly not wanting to ultimately crush his spirit. The midnight female knew exactly what she was doing, she needed information on him. That way if the male ever tried to harm her verbally, she would have something to use against him.

(February 13, 2015, 03:54 PM)Bindi Wrote: [ -> ]She watched as the male showed signs of sadnesses

Copper looked into the females eyes. She had adopted a softer tone. Why, he would never know. But because she had done this, he was beginning to warm up to the wolf. She wasn't very nice at times, but she didn't spoon feed you B.s. He could respect that.

"Don't tell anyone that. ever." Copper said, a quick snarl nearly escaping his maw. He thought this wolf could be trusted. But he partly still didn't trust her. Being nice to him once didn't fix the fact she actually tried to hurt him. He continued to sit, licking his scrape. He had fallen the wrong way, he had ended up scraping his arm. Not serious, but still, it needed attention. He glanced at his arm. He needed help cleaning the dirt out of it, but he didn't trust Bindi to do it. The rusty teen looked into the wolfess' eyes, the sadness quickly being enveloped by his neutral face.
"A little help? Copper ventured. He didn't expect her to say yes, but he would still take the help, if she gave it to him.

"Don't tell anyone that. ever." The one thing Bindi was good at is keeping secrets, so she gave a nod of her head to let him know she wouldn't tell anyone. It was then she saw him licking his arm, and it looked like it had dirt in it. "A little help?" Hell no, there was no way she was licking his dirty little arm, he could do that himself. Then a thought came to mind and a smirk appeared on her face.

She slobbered up her tongue and left one big wet kiss, right on his arm where the scrape was. She left her tongue hang out of her mouth, and began to use her teeth to scrape the dirt off. Bindi really hoped that helped because there was no way she was doing it again. "Better?"

Copper winced, with slight awkwardness, and pain, when she kissed his arm. This girl needed to make up her mind. Oh well. she helped him, and even if she raked her teeth across his cut, it still was help, and he took it.
"Thanks." Copper said, with genuine gratitude. The way he said thanks, was more of a squeak, though. Getting teeth scraped through your cut was something he didn't do often.
"did you kiss it all better?" Copper asked, with a voice you would use with a baby. all things aside, he was put in a pit of many emotions. One of them was the slightest attraction.

She watched as Coppered winced at her cleaning his little wound. Hey, if didn't like it, he could always do it himself next time. When he thanked her she gave a nod of her head, and smiled at him. It was only when he spoke about kissing it all better, did she acknowledged what he was doing. "Of course, my kiss is the only medicine you'll ever need" she said speaking like a mother would, since Copper used a baby voice. Bindi realized one moment she hated the boy, and the next she liked him, which was awkward for the midnight wolfess.

Copper wooled at the wolf, and after a few seconds of silence, he started chuckling. This wolf really knew how to make an entrance. It was weird. Oh well. He thought he had made another friend. That was the weird thing about Bindi. You never knew what she thought about certain stuff. Copper hoped he and her could get over this. The Rusty Teen had been in a general bad mood, and he assumed the same thing fir the wolf.

He decided to apologize. He may have reacted the right way, but he wanted this wolf to know he wasn't a real jerk.
"Look, I'm sorry about running ahead of you, and yelling at you. It was wrong of me, and I'm sorry." Copper wanted to fix his ragtag friendship with this wolf. Once you got to know her, she seemed interesting. In a good way.

Bindi smiled as it seemed the two were finally getting along. She was glad she was able to have a little fun with him, and eventually warmed up to him. Copper seemed alright, sure he was a jerk, but Bindi was too. When he apologized smiled and gave a sway of her tai. "I'm sorry too, I was a jerk back there" she said and watched for his reaction.

Wanting to end this conversation on a good note, the midnight wolfess decided she would let Copper continue his patrol. "Well I'll see you around Copper" she said amd jogged off into the territory. Hopefully their next encounter, they can skip the being jerks part, and go strait to the conversation.