Greatwater Lake Like Crystals, Reflecting in the Darkness

Aha, it's fine! @Flash

She'd never considered spooking wolves by hiding in the darkness and then speaking. The night had only ever been used as a cover of sorts for her, a place she could blend in with and enjoy some alone time. Now that such an idea had been presented to her, however, she knew she would need to give it a shot. “I'll have to try that sometime,” Sen stated, already trying to imagine what type of faces she'd be met with if she did so. After awhile, though, she decided that the expressions would probably be beyond what she could imagine, and her attempts to do so would only ruin the moment when it occurred. “Whatever faces they make will probably be worth remembering.” It was definitely decided. The next time she was bored, or just out to mess with someone, she would wait until nightfall and then hide in the shadows to give them a good scare.

It would seem as if they each had met a member of the others' pack before, which wasn't too surprising. The territories weren't too far off from one another, so crossing paths was bound to happen eventually. “Yeah, I've talked to her once or twice before,” the woman told him. “We first met when she tossed dirt into my face, so I'm not exactly her biggest fan.” Though they'd sort of patched things over, and the albino had gotten on her good side by complimenting her later on, she still couldn't shake that one, specific memory. It was a hell of a way to meet someone, and left quite the first impression. “Conditions were much better when I first met Crëyr, though. She helped me out, and she's someone I would consider a friend.” Meeting the greyscale girl had been much better than meeting Scarlett. The weather hadn't exactly agreed with the meeting, but in the end it had all worked out. “I'm Sen," she returned. So far, the male had made himself seem like great company, which had the sooty wolf wondering if, by chance, she would leave with a new friend.