The male quickly shifted his posture to display the correct amount of respect, as a loner approaching the borders of a pack. Elwood gave a subtle nod of his head to show his approval, and simultaneously his nostrils flared. He wanted to determine if this wolf sought to join their ranks, or if he was from a neighboring group. The smell of wolves was heavy on his pelt, so the Beta felt comfortable assuming that he was not looking for a home; but then, what was his purpose?
After a brief hesitation, the stranger voiced his reason for crouching near their borders. "Umm, can I have that flower?" he asked, and Elwood blinked in response. It was a strange request, but he followed the other's gaze to the red blossom, which stood in stark contrast to the green foliage.
Personally, Elwood had no qualms about giving the flower away; it held no significance to him or to his pack. But first, curiosity got the best of him. "Why?" he asked, canting his head to one side.
The explanation that the other wolf provided was good enough for Elwood. Truthfully, he didn't pay a whole lot of attention to the reasoning; he simply shrugged his shoulders, plucked the flower from the earth, and deposited it at the stranger's feet. He waited until the wolf had disappeared from sight with the red blossom, then turned and returned to his duties.
After a brief hesitation, the stranger voiced his reason for crouching near their borders. "Umm, can I have that flower?" he asked, and Elwood blinked in response. It was a strange request, but he followed the other's gaze to the red blossom, which stood in stark contrast to the green foliage.
Personally, Elwood had no qualms about giving the flower away; it held no significance to him or to his pack. But first, curiosity got the best of him. "Why?" he asked, canting his head to one side.
The explanation that the other wolf provided was good enough for Elwood. Truthfully, he didn't pay a whole lot of attention to the reasoning; he simply shrugged his shoulders, plucked the flower from the earth, and deposited it at the stranger's feet. He waited until the wolf had disappeared from sight with the red blossom, then turned and returned to his duties.
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