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The calm before the storm - Mara - November 24, 2014 Mara had been trailing the plump turkeys for some time now, the low cloud cover getting increasingly darker and ominous looking. They were headed somewhere important, that was for sure. They waddled at a fair pace on their squat little legs, the male's tail feathers pushed back to allow better speed. Thunder rumbled above the thick, black cover of pine trees and the turkeys jumped before picking up the pace even more. They crowded into a thick patch of ferns and other undergrowth and seemed to disappear. Confused, Mara stopped short. She circled the area they had gone into at a distance. The patch of bushes they had disappeared into was definitely not large enough to accommodate the number of turkeys she had seen gone in there. How could you just loose ten or so turkeys? Mara decided to check it out, well aware of the risks of loosing the turkeys. Just then the clouds opened up and started dropping buckets of icy water on Mara's sunset fur. She scrambled under a large pine tree and sat, glaring at the ferns and hoping the storm would pass. RE: The calm before the storm - Cara - November 25, 2014
Cara had never been fond of the rain -- among many other things. RE: The calm before the storm - Mara - November 25, 2014 Mara started a bit when a she wolf, Cara she thought, took cover from the dreaded drops of rain in a tree next to her own. The red pelted she-wolf hissed at the tannish grey wolf tucked under the neighboring tree. "Hey, you." Mara whispered as to not frighten her hidden quarry in the bushes. She heard a faint chirp come from the patch of ferns and visibly flinched, hoping she had not given herself away. "Wanna help me with something? And stay quiet." The russet girl whispered, her ears alert for any sign that the turkeys learned of her presence. RE: The calm before the storm - Cara - November 27, 2014 don't mind cara and her pissy attitude
Another big, fat drop of water fell onto her, spashing on her forehead with a loud 'bloop'. The yearling shook her pelt vigorously, trying to rid herself of the water that continued to fall slowly onto her back. There was no way to avoid getting wet. And there was no way to avoid the slight feeling of annoyance when the a strange voice nearby called her attention only to make an invite -- that of course on the female's mind was seen as a bit out of place considering she was.. or had been the Alpha of the pack. RE: The calm before the storm - Mara - November 27, 2014 Okay lol
Mara flinched at the wolf's loud bark and snuck a tentative glance at the bushes. So far the turkeys seemed to had not noticed the two deadly predators lurking about the outside of their well hidden shelter, but if the she wolf in front of Mara continued with her loud voice and attitude, they would be gone before she could blink. "Hey, I said stay quiet." she hissed, still not aware who exactly this wolf was. The cold, uncomfortable dampness of her fur combined with the fact that this wolf could scare away a very large meal at any second started to make the normally optimistic wolf very grouchy. "Either you help me, or you shut up." she snapped, her voice as low as she could get it with her bubbling attitude. "Right this second there are six fat turkeys hidden in those bushes. If you scare them off with your attitude, you scare away a good meal for the pack during winter." she warned, her ears pulled against the rain. She had just met this girl and she already had a strong feeling that they would not be very good friends. RE: The calm before the storm - Cara - November 28, 2014 :p
Patience was not a virtue Cara had been blessed with. Though she had renounced to her title and had left an open door for Mordecai to take the Spine from her hands, she had not yet gotten used to not being the one all ears turned to when she barked a command. "I don't need to obey you -- who do you think you are?" she hissed back, her tail suddenly rising over her tail in a dominant manner. RE: The calm before the storm - Mara - November 29, 2014 The female lashed out at Mara and that only made her temper rise. "Fine, if you want to starve the fucking pack then go ahead. See what Mordecai thinks when I tell him you scared off enough prey for week or so because you couldn't keep you stupid mouth shut." Mara snapped. She was done with this bitch so she turned on her heals, in the process whipping the female in her deserving face with her tail. Ignoring her threat she leapt into the bushes at the now active turkeys and took her anger out on them. She only managed to grab one before the rest fled further down the tunnel and escaped out of her grasp. She shook the limp bird just to make sure it was dead before exiting their hide out. "You, will not be getting a single bite of this." she hissed before scampering off into the rain with her prize clamped between her jaws. RE: The calm before the storm - Cara - December 02, 2014 i feel this thread is helping develop cara's character :o
Cara had tried to be nice. RE: The calm before the storm - Mara - December 02, 2014 That's good right? :3
Mara had not know that the bitchy female was superior to her at all. In fact it had never even crossed her mind. Maybe if she had acted like an upper tier wolf was supposed to, she would get treated like one. Mara was so pissed that she planned to tell her just that. She set the limp turkey down on the damp ground and turned back to the snarling wolf. Weren't they in the same pack? And weren't pack mates supposed to help each other, not fight with each other? In her old pack, it had been completely expectable to ask a wolf with a higher rank than you to help with a hunt or any other small task. She had assumed most packs would possess this kindness, so maybe it was just this one girls problem. "Well, if you want to be treated like an upper level wolf, maybe you should act like one. You have that position for a reason, don't you? Not to boss everyone around and threaten your pack mates, but to be a leader, and help out. But maybe your head is just too far up your ass to notice that you have actual responsibilities that don't include walking around like you own everyone." she hissed, her anger spilling out into on big blob of words. If this wolf had acted like she cared, acted kind and willing to help, no matter what rank she was, then Mara would have respected her instantly. But the moment the girl growled at her, all possible respect she could have given vanished almost instantly. Mara believed that you should respect everyone until they do something that should take that away. RE: The calm before the storm - Cara - December 04, 2014 yep its a good ol' dose of her own medicine, she had it coming ha!
The fact that the other female had missed to notice that Cara held a higher rank was just insulting. Though ranks and status had turned into an important matter to the power-thirsty yearling, and she had never gone around shoving her superiority down other's throats she was not, what to call it, subtle with it either. She was a prideful creature and everyone in the land knew so. RE: The calm before the storm - Mara - December 17, 2014 Lol :P
Mara had excepted the angry female to leap at her so she was prepared. Her dead turkey fell to the ground and she met the bitch head on in the air, her own snarling jaws aiming for the area at the base of her neck. This one needed to be taught a lesson. Mara knew now that she was a lower rank but that didn't change the fact that this ignorant idiot though she could go around treating everyone like crap. That's not what wolves of high ranks were supposed to do, they were supposed to be caring too. And this girl showed none of that. Hopefuly the girl had been expecting Mara to turn and give up, that would give her an element of surprise. The petite russet girl was thoroughly trained in combat and had been raised to be of a high rank herself, so she knew what she was getting herself into. During her training she had been the second best fighter in her group of pups, putting her above her own brothers, so she would hold her ground. Her ears were flat against her head as she tried to ram her paws into the girls shoulders and grab her scruff with her fangs. RE: The calm before the storm - Cara - December 17, 2014 you get post 300! also, do you want to do a spar thread in the sparring pits? I can set it up if you want ;)
With her eyes narrowed into hateful sliths of pale yellow, she propelled herself onto the air, her ears pinned back against her skull as she attempted to thrust her paws against the smaller bitch's chest and therefore knock the wind along with every chance of ever being viewed as an honorable member of the Spine out of her body. RE: The calm before the storm - Mara - December 17, 2014 Mara struggled out from under the larger wolf after being forced to submit. Her body was littered with little cuts and bruises, stinging all over. It had been a close fight, no doubt, but she still lost. She pushed Cara off her and got to her paws, shaking her fur of all the dust it had accumulated. Turning to her opponent, she narrowed her stormy eyes into an icy glare, her teeth barely peeking out of her lips in a slight growl. "You win this time, fatty. But don't worry, I promise next time will be a whole different story." She threatened, with a smirk. "And I never break my promises." she ended with a growl before picking up her turkey and trotting off into the woods with a slight limp. Next time, Mara thought, Next time she will be the one with her face pressed into the dirt. RE: The calm before the storm - Cara - December 17, 2014
In the blink of an eye, what could've been a pleasant encounter turned into a gruesome battle, in which despite the ardous efforts from both parties only one could rise as victor. |