Noctisardor Bypass Just a young gun, with a quick fuse

AW! Gwen's up for a chat, if you want to pop along :3 Anyone and everyone is welcome!

Gwen was slightly hesitant about how quickly she had actually let the girl into Ganador, but honestly, she could not have afforded to turn her away. She saw nothing wrong with her, but of course she knew that people could hide their personalities very easily. The Empress would talk to the others and make sure they kept a close eye on her, as she was not trusted completely yet by the white wolfess. Even so, Gwen did not think she would be any trouble. It was the same as when Cry had arrived. Mawk was supposed to keep an eye on the newcomers, as was his job, but he hadn't reported anything bad about the dark wolf. This was one of her reasons for trusting him somewhat. But then again, none of the members were fully trusted unless they were promoted to the Medio rank. That was the purpose of the Inferior rank - they stayed there until they were able to be trusted and Gwen could rest knowing that she would not have to worry about them. Medio's were supposed to keep an eye on and assess all Inferiors, and report what they found (if they found anything off), but Mawk had taken it on as one of his main jobs. He was, after all, the one that normally recruited wolves to the pack. He just hadn't been able to go out of the territory much since Illecebra was due soon, and he didn't want to go too far from her.

The Empress stalked low in the grass surrounding the lake. There was a rabbit. It was drinking from the lake, and Gwen was here often, so she thought she might as well. She was rather hungry, but if someone else came along she would be more than happy to share. There were rabbit burrows not too far, so the ivory queen was expecting one to come around sooner or later. They needed to eat and drink, after all.

She crawled closer, and closer still, eyes locked on her target. This was what she loved. Hunting, of course, was a natural thing for wolves, but it made Gwen feel so... alive. She loved it. The white wolfess halted, waiting, watching. The rabbit lifted its head momentarily before dropping it again to sip the water. Gwen took this as her chance. She leapt forward gracefully, landing square on the prey's back. Swiftly, she took its neck in her jaws and snapped it. With a smile, she picked it up and carried it off so she could lay under a tree in the shade. Today, like yesterday, was rainy and dull, so she might as well shelter under the branches of the trees lining the area. She did so, resting the rabbit's corpse on her paws.

Perhaps, indeed, someone might come along to chat. Even if they did not, she could enjoy a meal while looking out across the lake, as she often did.