Phoenix Maplewood just observe

Arion was never a forest wolf, having grown up on northern mountains near the coast. But ever since joining Redtail Rise, he resigned himself to hunting and sulking in the forest. He hated it at first, feeling as if he was suffocating as the thick canopies above blocked out the sky above and the tall, towering tree trunks seemed to be everywhere, blocking his path wherever he went. It was just so annoying you know? But with time, the Greek got used to it and while he loved the open area of the ridge more than the forest anyday, he found that he could endure long periods of time in the woods and still not feel like he was dying.

That was why Arion did not mind taking a walk through Phoenix Maplewood. Before, he would be in a hurry to leave and get some fresh air, but now, he was able to enjoy the beautiful view the forest offered and for once he was glad he got rid of that habit for he could stroll through the forest like a normal wolf once more. He was enjoying the walk until a pine weasel slipped through his legs. "What the-"

The chocolate stallion did not manage to finish his sentence as a burly brown furred female collided roughly onto his side. "What the fucking hell?" Arion spat as he too attempted to untangle himself from the female, which in turn only delayed their untangling. Seriously though. Was he fated to encounter unpleasant wolves everywhere he went? Honestly! These wolves here have problems. Serious, serious fucking problems.

Disgruntled, the wolf of the Rise glared at the female as he shook his own coat free of debris. He recognized her from Larksong Grotto, she had been the one trying to take Sebastian back to her own pack but failed in the end. That didn't help the situation at all, as it only made him even more annoyed.

Arion's velvety chocolate ears twitched irritably at her words. "Of course I didn't get it. You barreled into me, causing both of us to fall onto the ground! How the hell would I be able to see which way it went, let alone catch it." His eyes narrowed and flashed with concealed exasperation as he did so. He couldn't even have one break. He wasn't even asking for much. Just one break, he couldn't even have that.