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"Serpe? Serpe. Weir- Cool name!" she corrected herself, she had a habit of speaking before thinking but sometimes she was lucky enough to emend herself. She raised a brow as this talk of 'immortalisation' came up which brought her attention back to the conversation she overheard the two females exchange about this very subject. Her train of thought was then disrupted by Serpe. She titled her head then straightened herself back up before checking her surroundings and hesitantly entering the cave. "What if somebody else finds him before me? Or what if I don't wanna help? Poor wolf hasn't done anything, no wolf deserves to be hunted down like a crappy piece of meat. Actually, anyone involved in such nonsense and... and brutality should sooner be hunted down and killed." her tone got more aggressive as she neared the end of her rant and she got all up in Serpes face. This wolf was short-fused, which didn't bode well for her in most situations. Especially this one, besides, this guy appeared to be decent. To be trying to help her. But when Chase got started, she struggled to stop. She was merely inches from his face, her nose pointed to the ground and looking him straight in the eye. Once she realised what she was doing, she backed off, sat onto her haunches, drooped her neck in a sulky manner. and fixated her eyes on the cave floor. She took in a large breath and held it momentarily before slowly and gradually exhaling.

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Chase drew the corner of her mouth back at that males response. She paused momentarily and mused over her entire situation. Maybe being un-compliant was not the best of ideas. The thought of being a prisoner made her irritable, but to survive I guess the smartest thing to do was be as compliant and obedient as possible. Chase wasn't stupid, she was just young, inexperienced.
A sigh escaped her maw, 'My name's Chase...', she divulged. She craned her head and perked her large ears forwards as her eyes met with his. "What's your name?" she asked, tilting her head and forcing herself to sound chirpy.
She restrained herself from any emotion as the blue pelted wolf took care of her wounds, even though she desperately wanted to at the very least whimper. But she didn't. She merely scrunched her eyes and wrinkled her snout. But not a sound passed her muzzle.
"I don't understand... Why do you guys go lookin' and hunting for fellow wolves? Surely you're not cannibals? There's plenty of prey here in these woods." bewilderment was clear in her expression, her tone was uneasy and shaky despite her best efforts to compose herself.

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.:Name: Lief
.:Gender: Male
.:Age: 1 && 1/2 years old.
.:Mate: N/A
.:Cubs: N/A
.:Personality: He's very charming, cocky and full of himself. He has a short temper and can be quite aggressive.
.:Other: (Any thing else i should know) Da Lions

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User name: Skull Kid
Character name: Aldus AVP
Screenshot: Species:
White Barbary Lion
Gender: Male
Age: 4
Description: Aldus has an almost immaculate white pelt. He has very pale blue, almost white, orbs and a pink nose.
Personality: He's quite spiritual, calm and knowledgeable. Shaman-like. He can be very energetic. Has a very likeable personality and is generally very friendly and helpful. He's pretty much a good-do-er.
History: Aldus has a pretty boring history. He was raised in a pride full of barbary lions, his mother was a carrier in the white gene, producing him, a lone child. He grew up and eventually it came time for him to leave home and start his own pride or join a new.
Mate/Offspring: N/A
Loner/Looking to join pride/pack?: Looking to start/join a lion Pride.
Your character is best at?(Optional): Aldus is very wise. He's good at dictating and helping others. He does however also have brute strength which comes handy in combat.
RP sample: Aldus kept low to ground, as low as possible. His pelt was always a hindrance when it came to  hunting. He stuck out like a sore thumb, but zebra grazing in thick, dried out brush was a perfect, impassible opportunity. He craned his neck slightly and sharply, thrusting his white mane away from his eyes. He was down wind, so he could get as close as possible to the zebra without being detected. He made not a sound as he travelled closer and closer. If he could just get close enough to grab one of the equines with his large claws he would have it in the bag. His large muscular stature made him not the quickest of beasts.
He was now merely meters away from an unsuspecting grazing zebra. The only problem was he was directly behind it's rear quarters. It's deadly, powerful hind legs. He picked up his pace, swerving side ways as to avoid its hinds. Feeling he was close enough the large white male leapt from the brush and wrapped his strong forelimbs around the neck of the prey. His claws pierced through it's skin with ease as he proceeded to grasp it with his jaws, around the gullet of the frantic zebra. The weight of his body on its vertabrae limited its struggle severely, making it an easy win for him. With a great sidewards thrust of his dome, he twisted it's neck. SNAP ... The zebra fell to the floor with an almighty thud. The large white male stood proud as the dust cleared from around him and the corpse of the equine. Aldus would most certainly be eating tonight.

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Chase flinched as she was exchanged between the two males. So far she had fathomed this much, they were most definitely a very hostile pack. She felt the blue pelted males grasp around her neck to be much more gentle, kinder. "I realize that you'd run the minute I let you go," the male muffled.
She could have slipped away, her long bandy legs and sleek frame made her fast, real fast, but she wasn't that stupid. "But you should realize that we'd hunt you down if you did, right?" he continued.
She was surrounded. There was no way she would make it out their territory scot-free despite how fast she was.
Her two toned orbs analysed everything. She could feel the other pack members eyes on her as she was escorted to a dingy looking cave. There, at the entrance, the male released his grasp. He then proceeded into the cave, her eyes darted left, then right. Running away was so tempting. "So, what are you called?" the stranger asked.
A long sigh escaped her maw, "Does it matter what my name is?" Her voice was filled with bitterness, "I'm only  gonna be killed anyway, I hardly think putting a name to a dead body really constitutes much, do you?" she vented. She peered her nose in the cave and watched him, awaiting his reply.

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The coal coloured juvenile hung from the silver males jaws like a dead rabbit. She didn't even attempt to hold herself up anymore. Displeased at herself, she had eventually given up her struggle- not that it would've gotten her anywhere anyway. Her brows were down, hackles raised and teeth still bared as she examined over the rest of the wolves that gathered around her, giving them unpleasant glares as she did so. She voiced a disapproving and enraged growl as she listened to the wolves speak of her being used as a dummy. She wasn't a possession. He had no right to take her anywhere against her own will. Chase decided there and then, to be as uncooperative as possible. He wasn't the boss of her.

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Chase let out an almighty scream as the back of her neck was latched onto. She still stood but because the male had her by the back of the neck her fore paws merely skimmed the floor. She arched her spine in a concaved manner and pushed off franticly with her hinds kicking the silver wolf in his chest every now and then. She turned her head over her left shoulder, then right, then left, trying to get at him. Her rows of ivories were bared and orbs wide with panic and terror. He was too strong, there was no way she was getting away. /shortshortshort/

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The she-wolf flinched as she was shunted aside. She rolled onto her side facing the large male but sill gave no eye contact. She paused for a moment, contemplating whether or not to get up. He clearly wasn't a friendly chap.
"I-I'm sorry ... " she stammered, her voice was soft and very quiet. She took a gulp as she slowly and awkwardly shuffled onto her haunches. She kept her head low and stared at her paws. She flicked her bushy tail so it curled around the thigh of her leg and she looked up at him. "I'm not a violent dog." she barked at him, slight remorse in her tone. "You can't go around just lookin' for pointless fights all the time ya know!" Chase lectured. She narrowed her eyes as they met the males amber orbs. Chase was young, naive and didn't comprehend how deadly the situation actually was that she was in. She lowered her brow and got onto all fours, "Now, good day, sir." she declared in a very condescending tone before proceeding past the stranger.

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The coal coloured wolfs heart jolted, her orbs widened and her ears flattened against her dome as she watched the seemingly aggressive male bound towards and then leap at her. Before she knew it the small female felt paws slam into the front of her chest which threw her backwards resulting in her being pinned to the ground. Her body nervously shivered and her tail was firmly tucked between her hinds. She was hunched up but did not try to struggle, there was no point, he was stronger. She didn't know what to say, even if she did the words would only lodge in her throat. She withdrew eye contact with the stranger, turned her head slightly left and held her chin against her chest.

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Chase slowed her sprint to a trot then gradually slowly began to stop as she neared a lone male, her attention was then averted to a moving pack of wolves not far from the male. She craned her head and watched, trying to muse over what was going on. She could sense tension in the air so stayed low and well back to examine the other canines. She was a nervous dog and didn't do too well with words resulting in her putting her foot, or paw, in this case, in her mouth the majority of the time.

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