Tia

Tia padded in and took a deep breath. Oh, how she loved being free again! Just being out here made her feel alive, unlike at the Wolf Center. She could never be happy there. She sat down, and felt a cool breeze brush against her. She threw her head back and howled joyfully, telling anyone to come. She wagged her tail in the dirt.

Jais

It had been a while since he last saw Tri-Tundra, and it seemed like only a fleeting moment. Being alone was not something Jais was made for; he needed the company of others to keep his spirits up. Although he never gave up on the thought of his true love, he had to find someone else, if only they were just a friend.

It was with a flicker of joy that Jais heard Tia's howl. Though feeling a bit reluctant, the wolf wolf soon found himself ascending the slopes of the mountain until he came into view of the fae. Letting his tail hang in a loose, friendly manner, Jais woofed lightly to announce his presence. "I hope I'm not intruding?"

Tia

Tia got up and smiled. Her tail hung loosely, and she shook her head.
Of course not! I'm just enjoying my new freedom. It's so wonderful!
She said eagerly. There was a small scent of human on her to prove it, too. She sniffed, taking in his smells. He smelled protective, and brave. She liked that. Maybe they could be friends, or more then friends.

Jais

With no hostilities turned his way, Jais moved forward more, brightening his expression. "Enjoying freedom?" He questioned, before noticing the scent of humans on her. "Ah, you had been a captive? Well, congratulations then! By the way, I'm Jais." The white wolf said pleasantly, basking in the enjoyment of finding some company.

Tia

Tia nodded her head eagerly.
I'm Tia. Not the best name, I know.
She chuckled and sat down again. She smelled herself, and shuddered.
Ugh, they smell awful, don't they?
She asked, smiling.