Blacktail Deer Plateau Usually I think good things, but you sir change me around

@Rayder

Blue Willow sat still looking down over the pack lands. Watching as everyone went to and fro. She enjoyed a solitary moment now and again and this was one such time. She had found out that their pack was thriving it made her smile to see all the new faces. Though truth be told some faces left a lot to be desired personality wise and it bothered her that some were so uncouth and ill mannered. One such came to the fore front of her mind, and that was the youth rayder. Granted she was being extremely unfair as she did not know the youth at all, but she had not liked how he spoke to Amelie and that alone was what she based her assumptions of his baser characteristics on. It was not a kind thought about the boy and for that she felt bad and it was bias. But she had never boasted to being perfect she just tried her hardest to be kind and usually she could, but the youth she was unsure if she could be and it bothered her. She was not a nasty woman and she did not like to think such nasty thoughts. So there she sat reprimanding herself soundly for not giving the boy a chance, while at the same time justifying her right to not give him one and what it was based on she evaluated closely.

:D

Moving up the ranks was something that Rayder had been expectant of. Now he towered over the middle tier, the Theta and Iota he once was pushed to give respect to now below him. But while he had seen Ayvo around, who had been promoted -- he hadn't seen the white wolf from that night. Who knew what had happened to him. The light pelted male felt a twinge of guilt -- there was a chance all those open wounds had gotten to him, weakened him to the point of death.

But then he shook his head. It wasn't his problem, and no one had to know it was likely his fault that the previous Theta fell. If he had, that is. He looked tough, and it wasn't like he couldn't walk last time Rayder saw him. He had told the former Kappa not to get the healer of the pack, so in a way, it was his own fault, not Rayder's.

Speaking of healer...he spotted a black pelt and green eyes in the distance, which he recognized almost instantly. Figuring he had nothing better to do, and no one too exciting was showing their face around the lands at this time, he headed over to the female. "Hey." The male said, casually, despite that there was still a tier between the two.

I am so sorry blue isn't usually this twitchy or witchy for that matter. Rayder just gives her a little bit of a complex i guess lol.

Blue's move up the hierarchy had been gradual and she had been asked before given the beta rank. She enjoyed her spot in the pack. Proud of herself for garnering such respect and from the leaders of a pack no less. Now just one leader Hawkeye having stepped down for the time being. She wondered if the black alpha female would move back up once she was no longer exhausted and staying up day and night with pups. They had recently just lost Silvermane, but not to death as blue had thought originally. No they had lost him to another wolf, another pack. It was his perogative and perhaps blue was bias, but she felt that the Plateau was by far the best and they thrived thus far. She could not understand why anyone would want to leave, but it was not her job to second guess anyone else's opinions or thoughts. Her job was to oversee everyone as best she could when Peregrine could not. Blue looked at the youth and raised an eyebrow at his casual tone. She shifted so that her head was a little higher and her ears as well. Showing her dominance something she usually didn't care about, but the youth that stood before her was rather lax when it came to showing respect where it was due. He may think she was a joke or he maybe smarting from the small reprimand if you could even call it that she had given him, but still respect needed to be given where it was due. She would not snap and show this yet she would wait and see if he would defer. hello Rayder. Was her soft spoken reply as she studied the wayward youth that stood in front of her.