Following Life[Open]

Salvador’s eyes were locked onto the water down at the water side, his ears perked as he heard the sound of pebbles being pushed. He turned his head and looked at the light colored shadow near his den, the fur on his neck and shoulders lifted as he watched. The raised fur calmed down at the call. Sita, the she-wolf he had vocalized with earlier, no fear there. The black furred male turned his whole body to face her, a slightly puffed out chest showed his white and black chest fur. He then grunted lowly before speaking to the fae.
“Hey Sita. I’m right here.” He chuckled as he blinked down at her with calm amber eyes. Sure, he was dark furred, but was a little surprised over how she had not seen him. He flicked his ears and wagged his tail lowly.

Salvador chuckled lightly and grinned softly down at her, his sharp razzors slightly visible in the darkness. He flicked his auds and turned his face to looked at sky, a soft and long sigh came from him as he watched the dark blue blanket that were called the sky, it’s small sprites gleamed brightly and caused small dots to appear water near the bay. Sal lifted his paw to scratch the back his ear before looking around for any dangers. The coats seemed clear for now.

“My family? Not really. I wasn’t that close to any of them, so why should I?” He asked and flicked his gaze onto his paws as he clicked his small, stubby claws across the rock he was sitting on. He closed his orbs and turned his whole skull upwards, the small clouds of hot hair floated upwards into the air, forming strange forms. He opened his eyes and watched with half closed eyes, another soft sigh came from him as a gust of wind pressed against his long fur.

Salvador looked after the squirrel as it bounced around, the small mammal stopped and scratched some pebbles away, the small creature pulled up a half broken nut and started cracking it more than it was. After a bit, it threw away the shell chunks and ate the small oval-like ball which had been in the protective shell. It then bounced off to find more, it’s small tail twitched softly as it did so. The black furred brute grunted and looked around the area, his eyes narrowed as he watched the bay with amber eyes.

Salvador’s calm amber eyes watched her in silence as she padded over to the spot, his ears flicked softly as he slunk off of the stone and walked over to her. The black brute sat down next to her and watched the ground before him, his amber and green orbs closed after a bit as he just sat there. He then opened his visionaries and looked at her before speaking.
“She was killed here, am I correct?” He asked and looked back at the ground. He could feel it. The sadness and rage that the she-wolf currently held within her aura. He lifted his tail and brushed to against her softly in a try of comforting her.

“No, I’ve never had anyone to love really, no pup-like crushes or quick relationships. I’ve pretty much just been a lone wolf for my whole living cycle. But, I’ve seen others lose theirs, in different ways, some gruesome, others slow and tiring. I hate the feeling, it feels like you are unable to do anything, that you have failed the canine that had just left to join it’s companions in the shining stars… I hate it more than the future which will result in my death.” He replied in a monotone voice, his vocals showed no emotion as he spoke to the lighter colored female. His visionaries flicked around them before landing on the sky.
“Some say they want us to stop, to stop trying, to stop crying. Others say they are glaring us down, to keep us going, to avenge them. I don’t know which one to believe in, I just know they are watching from afar…” He added to his words.

Thoughts swirled around in the mind of a young, yellowish-white Hudson Bay female wolf. She was rather enjoying herself romping around in the snow that was until she heard the rolling thunder of a brewing thunderstorm, the sky seemed to become increasingly darker. Her paws silently hit on the ground but soon came to a stop as she saw two wolves not to far ahead, freezing to her spot she flattened her ears against her skull and lowered her head.

In hopes they wouldn't spot her, or catch a whiff of her scent, the fae crouched low in the snow and moved slowly, edging sideways away from the other wolves from which she could tell was both male and female, something she didn't want to get involved with.

I'll find shelter else where She thought to herself.

At the voice of the another wolf she made a 'squirmy jump' from her crouched position to a sitting one, eyeing the other one in a care, 'funny' manner, her tail lay neatly around her paws, but her ears remained pressed against her skull as if she waited for the other wolves moves.

"Me? okay?" she wrinkled her nose in thought. "yup!" she grinned and patted the snow with a paw before turning back and asking "Who are you? I'm Seraphina.... Or just Sera" she thought for a moment then nodded "just sera!"

The wolf's ear flicked forward as she tilted her head. "Seen?" she barked "new?.... Ah!! yes, I suppose you are correct in that manner, I am fairly new to these parts." as she spoke, she continued to paw the snow making a pile close to her belly. -certainly an odd fae.

"Oh, I don't mind talking to ya" she barked, then her eyes widened. "oh.. I've been terribly rude.. it's a pleasure to meet you" she stood and dipped her head.

Picking up her head, her tail wagged behind her, she seemed rather anxious, her eyes kept narrowing towards the ground. "Eh, forgive me for asking but would you care to play in the snow?" she gave the ground a slight kick.

Sera 'threw' herself into the snow rolling around it in, whimpering happily. Rolling to her belly she looked at the wolf, her eyes filled with curiosity.

"Are you a pack wolf?" she asked, her butt going into the air as she play bowed.

The she-wolf pounced a few hops close to you, before jumping back and throwing herself into the snow again, processing the question and unsure of how to answer it. Rolling on to her back she eyed you. "me? pack... Mhmm, no, I don't think so, up until I was eight months I lived with my mom and brother but after that nothing." she moved her paws in the air, batting at the snow flakes that started to fall.