Shadewood All I need is one

Though it be impossible, Cry tried to keep up with every member he held under his eye. While Kai tended to the unnamed female they had found at their borders, the birdfriend of the fae took to flittering off, and not too far behind it was Cry. Try as he might, he kept himself around the vicinity to ensure no vile creature harmed the bird that was so precious to his Kai. They had already had an encounter with a Raven; they didn’t need something like that repeated.

On his trek through the lush hidden paradise, the ebonian followed the bright blue Tula, enjoying the warm draft of air that blew through the trunks of the massive trees. Passing through both flowery meadows still holding onto the hope of their lavender and amethyst carpet, along with several paths of smaller steaks that were fed from the single river which flowed through the forest, Cry took the palace in with calm reserve.

It it was once he and Tula came to the unstoppable waterfall itself did his heart beat slightly faster. The verde and azure falls held every aspect of glory, crashing with liveliness into the pool of healing water below it, river thrusting fast and hard it’s weight below. Ripe for a dip, it invited Cry with the temptation of a wanting lover, roaring its delight in caressing him with those crystal waters. But promising the duet another day, he denied the falls and river his swim, choosing instead to walk the mossy line of rim around it. Dark pads eased over algae and grassy bank until something caught both he and Tula’s scrutinizing gaze. 

A red and white body, a stranger in the lands of Shadewood. Not fox, as it’s body was less than feline, but it held feminine curves and the pelt of a wolf enough as it was.

Wintry gems narrowed at the body who so easily came and did cake and did as they pleased in the woods, but he could not yet condemn this one; Shadewood hadn’t been claimed yet by him and his Empress. Yet regardless of such, he harbored injured souls here - should this stranger wish harm upon them, he would have to defend them.

”Hey” he called out, his voice carrying over the pools body. And he said nothing more, expecting this being to identify themself, atleast.