Arrow Lake The divine radiance of invertebrates

He let out a short huff as his sight caught the slight slip-up the fae had while eating. She had picked up on his presence only when the white beast slid down the embankment and sent small chunks of dirt tumbling before him. Dovev didn't feel threatened by her presence and the fact she was close to his chosen roaming ground. How could such a creature, eating bugs, send the steely pooled wolf into a state of worry? Or was his assumptions misjudged when a second being came into range. Dovev's muzzle was lifted into the air, his curved black nostrils sensing no connection between the two. Yet they both happened to be wandering up the mountain..
The male stood slightly rigid, his ears erect and maw parted, face swung to let his eyes flicker from each stranger. Another male, who had denounced any harmful intentions with a light woof. Still, the situation was unnervingly conspicuous for the snowy titan. A pair of unapparently related wolves happened upon a well-hidden lake in the mountains. Although his outward expression was a cool mask, Dovev's guard was fully armored. But there was no point in chasing or even attacking them. As long as they didn't stray too far, his ridges and valleys were safely tucked away for the harsh winter months.
His attentions were drawn to the female again, with her spoken words ringing of her name. Pied. Well, it did match her rather striking coat. The male had yet to introduce himself, but Dovev's rapid evaluation found a large canid with a traditional tan and white coat and almost puppyish blue eyes. The white male himself decided to allow the awkward atmosphere to abide, and keep up the relaxed pace they had set. But there was no reason to give any of them personal details- yet. Dovev hadn't chosen to be on a first-name basis with any of them. Who knew? Perhaps one of them would be dead by spring. Pleased to meet you.