A Standing Chance (Realistic Wolf RP)

[Jackkdaw]

Maska bowed his head a bit and slid down to lay on his belly, forcing Koda to inch his small body forward until the motion was finished. The pup shot one more fearful glance at the fae then clambered back towards his father, burrying his face in the male's chest fur. Maska gave the pup a nuzzle before turning his gaze on the outside of the cave, ears swiveling at every small sound.

[blueroseknight95]

     Abyss nodded and stretched a little. She listened to the rain.

[kiaz1st]

"No problem" Zanu said, and Khar gave a few nods of the head. Khar then lifted into flight, back to the cave where he perched in the niche he had claimed as his own spot.
Zanu surveyed the tiger. "What are you doing here? I didn't think tigers lived around here..." Zanu asked the tiger, interested.

[blueroseknight95]

     "Something drove us out of our home in Asia. What ever it was, it claimed our family." The tiger said in his south Asian accent. He looked towards the timber wolf. "There you are, my brother." He smiled lightly towards him.
     Li blinked. "Everything alright?" He asked, looking towards the other wolf. He knew his 'brother' was different, but he didn't know he was a wolf.

[kiaz1st]

Brother? Zanu thought to himself.
"Hmmm, yeah that's happening everywhere lately, zombies if I do say so myself but people have different names for it. It's like somesort of illness, a disease ya know?" Zanu said while looking back at the cave as he had noticed it was still raining.
"Well, it was nice meeting you, unless you would like to join us..." Zanu stated before turning around to head back to the cave. He sat down at the entrance of the cave, acting as a guard incase any of the 'Zombies' came around.

[blueroseknight95]

     Li looked at Aku. "Should we...?" He asked.
     The tiger nodded. "It would be best. I mean... Safety in numbers." The tiger began to slowly stalk towards the cave, one saucer sized paw after another.

[Koolwolfe]

   Regret stood up and nudged Suffer onto her back and padded off a limp in her her step making Suffer bounce up and down, her last step was faint she winced in pain and yelped as she collapsed Suffer gasped and nudged her and said "Are You alright?!" Holding her injured leg in the air. Regret snarled and said "I am fine..." Trying to stand up but yiping, and falling down, Suffer roared for help, Regret snarled and said "I AM FINE SUFFER!!!!" Suffer panted and knew what to do "FIREEE!!!!" She screeched.


((In real life if you were being kidnapped never yell "HELP!" People will do nothing scream "FIRE!!!!!" And people will come darting towards you.))

[kiaz1st]

Thats the exact thing my dad told me xD It's because nobody wants to be involved in a kidnapp, but everybody wants to be involved in a fire xD))

Zanu perked his ears to the yell. Ofcoarse there was no fire, as it was raining, but he leapt to his feet anyway. Khar dartd from his perch, and flew beside his companion.
"Khar, find them" Zanu said, and the redkite flew ahead, getting higher, he spotted the lynx and wolf and headed towards them, Zanu running right below him.
Zanu skidded to a stop beside the wolf and lyx.
"Are you ok?" He asked them, as Khar dived down and landed on his shoulder.

[Koolwolfe]

((Correct! -Gives a gold star-))


    Suffer was trying to drag Regret up the hill, but paused and liked towards the figures who approached and helped her get out of the trap "Regret is hurt I don't know where though." Suffer looked around and spotted her vinal cord in her neck showing as grasped the rope that had bin around her neck since she grew up, she tugged back and snapped a twig still tugging.

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[kiaz1st]

Zanu nodded.
"I can take her back to the cave I am staying in currently, so we can get her out of the rain and then we can help her better." Zanu said, stepping forward and picking her u by the scruff. Through the fur in his mouth he gave a low grumble "Khar, lead us back" He requested, then followed him back to the cave, placing his load gently on the dry ground.