Blackfeather Woods A New Beginning?

She scanned the dark woods. No, it must have been the wind. It just must have. She didn't have the time or energy for meeting them yet. She felt like sleeping for the next few weeks and her stomach was empty. Her coat was still wet and although her paws started to feel a l ot better, she was getting quite cold now as she noticed a storm coming up.
Carefully and being as silent as possible she took a few steps into the direction of which she expected them so be. Her eyes were slowly getting used to the darkness but she still couldn't see any living creature. Weird. Where she came from there were countless squirrels, deers and whatnot ... but it didn't matter. ,,The past is called past for a reason. It is passed, it does not matter anymore!", she convinced herself.
Suddenly she saw them. She lost focus for a second and there they were.
One of them was extremely well hidden. Her - is must be a ,,she", or a quite lanky ,,he" - coat was pitch black to which her eyes created a very unusual but harmonic contrast. She was looking directly at her and Ayana started shaking. The look of the wolf was perforating, yet soft, which was another unusal thing she noticed.
The other one must be somewhat naive - or very confident ... he seemed naive, though - as he didn't make any effort to hide. She didnt't know whether he looked at her or not, he didn't seem very surprised or angry although Ayana was very close to their territory. Must be a quite young wolf, still. Maybe she was something like his mentor?

The next moment, the black wolf stepped into the light and Ayana immediately took a step back. She jumped a little when she heard her tender voice asking Ayana about her condition. Why did she care? It wasn't her problem, was it? Ayana was strong enough to survive on her own, she didn't need help from a female with kind of scary - yet beautiful - blue eyes and her .. assistant, student, whatever he was.
However, the pain her paws were causing and the upcoming storm worried her a little.
,,Why would you care? It's my business isn't it? I don't even know you. I am fine, thank you." Secretly she hoped that maybe, just maybe they could help her out. She definitely needed a place to stay for the night and their territory just seemed like a good accomodation.