Redsand Canyon wellp

War hadn’t been too present after the move her huge russet figure had kept to herself and she couldn’t remember moving at all at this point. She kept forgetting everything, everything seemed close but so far away. Like she knew she forgot something but didn’t know what it was or how she had forgotten it. How could she forget something as big as moving landscape and scenario? She didn’t want to think about it. Didn’t want to dwell on it now. No point, she had to prepare herself for the upcoming war, the war that they all knew was coming.

She was ready. She had been jogging in the sand this morning, not a hard run but just enough to tire herself out, hopefully making her able to sleep tonight. She shook her fur after finishing the run, to get excess sand off her. She had no emotion or relation to this new territory. It didn’t matter to her where she lived, if she had a strong purpose, a good alpha she needed no more. She began walking around the canyon, fully aware she didn’t know that many of its residents, though it was painfully obvious the numbers were dwindling.

She came across a brown male, small. She was completely unaware she had seen him before, her memory completely failing her in that retrospect. She came closer to him and sniffed the air lightly. The scent was familiar, but not familiar enough to trigger her memory. ”War.” She introduced. This was her second time in doing so to the other, and she had no idea what kind of confusion that might bring to him. He must have thought her dumb or a simpleton. Though these thoughts never occurred to War. She was so far off emotions that these things never occurred to her.

She didn’t sit or wave her tail in greeting or in any other way indicate she was about to small talk to him. She simply didn’t know how to do so either. She looked away from her and off into the canyon. If there was to be any kind of conversation the male had to lead the way for her. She had no idea how to socialize properly.