Greatwater Lake Tricky trickster pulling tricks

Vague post is vague because I don't know how the Olive thread is gonna go yet lol

With the curious events of yesterday and encountering his mother, the Reaper had decided to remain mostly close to Blackfeather. He had departed once more in the morning to do some hunting in the young hours of the day, but now he was content to patrol the bloody borders of which he resided within. His stalking was much the same as it usually was as his large paws moved swiftly through the snow, elegant yet muscular form slinking through the trees like the elongated shadows that masked the land in darkness. There was a certain still silence in the Woods, one he had grown used to - most of his life had been spent inside the confines of the land and yet it grasped a certain familiarity. 

While passing through one particular section along the edge of Blackfeather's domain, his nostrils picked up a scent. It seemed distantly familiar but at the same time he passed it off as nothing, perhaps he and this stranger had simply met in passing - after all, he could not care to commit most to memory. What irked him, however, was the stench of piss near their borders. Of course, the dark wolves had marked it themselves, but this scent was not one of their own. Sharp eyes narrowing, his icy blue orbs scanned the area surrounding and he set out to follow this scent. 

When he drew close toward the lake at last, Aries watched silently for a few heartbeats, observing and gaining what information he could from both the stance of the stranger and his scent. Something screamed at him and begged for him to remember, but most memories from his youth had been shoved aside as he took on his new life within the shadows. Finally, the youngster stepped forward from his hidden spot and his darkened gaze fell upon this wolf of inky hues. "I caught your scent near the Woods. What were you doing there?" He commanded, and there was no ounce of amusement within his words. His voice was much deeper than in his younger days, and likely anyone he knew from those times would not recognise it now.