Two Rivers Isle Absinthe is the aphrodisiac of the self

It was the most important time of the day again; patrolling time! Malice almost grunted as she crawled out of the den, becoming better at leaving quietly. She trotted a bit through the forest, checking upon the den of Aeronwyn before making her way to the West side of the territory to work her way up North. She had studied the stars so many times here that she could almost see them at day, feeling quite confident in her abilities to know which way was which. Despite it having rained now and again, the river was still low enough to not become a threat any time soon, and she was happy to see so. Although it sounded fun to swim to your den and become some weird water-wolf-fishhybrid, she felt like the world wasn't ready for it just yet.

Two golden shining yellow orbs scanned the river side, her scar burning in the sunlight as she made her way around, marking the inside border now and again. Her nose wiggled in the summer air, closing her eyes to just take it all in. Life here was amazing, and she almost felt sorry for the Brotherhood in that dark forest of theirs. Even with a thick pelt sunbathing was fun, especially when you have a river so nearby. 

Her nose stopped wiggling and her eyes popped open at the sound of splashing water and the scent of a stranger. Her eyes scanned the river, finally settling on a black hued pelt, silvery gray trailing over his wet body as he was inside THEIR river. Maybe the border wasn't as strong on the other side anymore- but she clearly remembered it being marked just days ago. Her brow furrowed. Normally Aeronwyn was always near when this sort of thing happened, but it seemed she had to handle it alone for today.

Hey, you! She barked, louder than the river. Get the hell out of our territory! She barked again, jumping in the river, but not moving toward him just yet. The sides were easily to stand, she had found out a long long time ago, and so this way she could defend the land better, she hoped. Maybe the man was wise enough to just leave.