Aaka
Aaka Howled to the Silver glades pack. She then lay down and waited quietly for them to come.
Cortinarri
The she-alpha of the Silver Glades pack was quick to respond to the howl. In short time, she arrived at the boarder and spotted Aaka. "You called for us?" she said, more of a statement than a question. Her ruff was expanded and her head and tail were held high. Cortinarri was a wolfess who demanded respect and had a dangerous temper if anything crossed her. But in contrast to her, the rest of her pack was friendly and relatively easy-going.
Aaka
Aaka lowered her head and avoided eye contact. "I have come to be accpted in your pack." Aaka hated submitting but shedid so stifling a growl. She also had a nasty temper. She flashed herwhite stomach to the She wolf. If she had to fight she would. But she pushed that thought away. Maybe the wolf had a heart to let Aaka in the pack.
Cortinarri
Seeing the wolfess submit, Cortinarri stalked over to her with her tail and head high, but her muzzle pulled back closer to her neck so she could protect it if need be. She had lost her rank as alpha once after a she-wolf came into her territory, so she would be much more cautious. Cortinarri grabbed Aaka's muzzle and shook it to show she was boss, then let go. "You're accepted. But remember your place as a subordinate."
Aaka
Aaka again stifled a growl. "Alright." She got up to follow the Wolf. She didnt like her rank. But she could prove that she was better than it.
Cortinarri
She narrowed her eyes slightly, being highly suspiscious of the new wolf. She was like that with any stranger though, and it didn't win her many friends. "I'll lead you to our main lands, and from their you can explore where ever. Follow me." she commanded and headed for the Central Pack Lands of her territory. One ear she had forward and the other was back so she could listn to Aaka and make sure she didn't try anything.
Aaka
Aaka followed the wolfess quietly with her head low to the ground. Her yellow orbs were bright with a little happiness at the fact that she had a home but not for her rank. She was already thinking of ways to prove she was better