Wapun Meadow Two roads diverged in a yellow wood

Oh, we can keep it going for sure! I did the rolls in this thread and unfortunately, Nunataq's presence will get their attention, and she won't have a successful encounter. The roll for injury was a 5/5, meaning serious injury, which you, of course, can decide.

The elk were content to allow the young wolf to remain in their presence without consequence- until she stood up. Even then, Acer himself did not feel threatened- but Foxglove, the fiery one, did take offense to the young wolf's actions, and she wasn't the only one. Acer kept watch on the young wolf, but he chose to turn his attention elsewhere- lest the young wolf he a distraction, and a larger danger lurked elsewhere. His cows could handle the young wolf, but he would scan the distance for scents and signs of other wolves. He gave the attentive Buttercup a nudge, and whispered in her ear that he wanted her to do the same, flanking the herd at its other side. 

Ginger paid no attention to Acer or Buttercup, but joined Foxglove at her side, though both cows snorted in surprise when the wolf dropped into a play bow. The pale Daisy was interested as well, more curious than anything, but Ginger and Foxglove were offended; and stalked closer to the wolf. By then, Acer had begun to circle a path past the wolf, hoping to cut off her exit, with Buttercup doing the same in the opposite direction. Though elk were not violent creatures, they could see no harm in teaching a young wolf to fear them, and possibly ward it off as a predator when it grew up by giving it an experience it would never forget. 

Foxglove struck out with one fore hoof, stamping it aggressively against the ground, willing the young wolf to come closer.