Arrow Lake Fair freedom

Hawkeye had traveled far away from her "home". "If you could call it that..." the black wolf mumbled bitterly. She felt completely alone in the world, but maybe it was best that way. Relationships of any sort only caused trouble, and Hawkeye thought of making her way home and she walked the outline of the mountains. It would be at least a two day travel, more likely 3, but she would be with her mother and father — even the younger brother she'd never met but heard of through the grape vine.

The swarthy female could tell that her old home Blackfoot Forest was only a couple of hours away, but soon she came to a lake she had not seen since she moved her pack to the plateau many months ago. Feeling reluctant against her own adventurous curiosity, Hawkeye sighed and slowly dipped herself into the lake. There was a part in the mountains where the refreshing water led, and the she-wolf figured that maybe the secluded feeling would comfort her.

After exiting the water, Hawkeye shook her thick ebony coat out and lay down to rest, never laying her eyes on the male that was nearby otherwise she would have been more cautious. She sank to the ground, drained of energy, both physical and mental.

"I'm glad to finally be alone." She mumbled to herself.