Shadewood You're just like your father

Burke's senses weren't as sharp as they were in his prime. He liked to think that they still were at top notch level but it was clear that they weren't seeing that he didn't locate the wolf that was watching him. He had been too busy with tracking this rabbit, if he would even find it in the first place. It was probably holed up underneath his paws right now. Dry from the rain. Burke didn't blame him, he liked to be dry and warm next to his mate in his den right now.

The male decided to call it quits on the rabbit part and turned around to return to his home. As he did turn he did see a figure further up in the rain. His head lowered, trying to see it better. The rain wasn't really helping. The male raised his docked tail and instantly trotted towards the one he couldn't smell yet. His pace was confident. He was close to his home after all. As he got closer to the figure he noticed that it was another wolf. A light growl came from his throat at seeing the young male. Until he reminded himself that they were low on members and perhaps this one could be recruited.

He stopped at a bit of a closer distance than normally would be a respectable distance. Only because of the rain. "Who are you?," he asked.