Atra

The black female wolf walked slowly along the shores of the beach, her eyes downcast and her tail hanging limply. The wind ruffled her fur harshly, though she gave it little heed. Her mind was in a jumble, she and her brother had just had an rather unpleasant arguement. He was a rather malicious wolf, while she was more kind-hearted. A sigh escaped her lips as she stopped. Her haunted eyes looked out over the lake; a kind of detached air surrounded her.

Amunet

Amunet had just left the Croal Mountains to go someplace warmer. She wasn't exactly made for the cold. She continued walking, but stopped when she reached Atra. Little did she know, this wolf was going through the same thing that she herself was. Her angry sister had recently gone to the Ruins.

She wagged her tail and began to speak. "You seem upset. Is there anything I can do for you?" She asked. "My name is Amunet."

Jack

Jack had been wandering for a while, leaving Min and Joli back home. He never got to know the place, even though he had lived here for a long time. The Lake was one place he hadn't seen yet. He roamed the water's edge, curiously watching the fish. But the sound of voices caught his attention. He slowly advanced toward the pair, not wanting to get into any danger. A yip escaped his vocals, and, when he was confident that nobody would hurt him, he relaxed. "Hi. I'm Jack." He exclaimed, still standing at a distance.

Atra

Atra turned her ebony head toward the two. She shook her head at Amunet's question, an absent smile on her face. "No, I'm afraid that there is nothing anyone can do." Her smile brighten a litt. "But now is not the time to be fretting over such things. I am Atra. It's nice to meet you both." She wasn't at all disturbed by the fact that these canines were obviously not wolves. She was very accepting of different species.

Jack/Amunet

Jack wagged his tail and walked closer. "Then it's good to meet you, Atra." He said politely. He would like this one to join his pack, but he didn't want to rush into it.

Amunet bowed to the female. "It is a pleasure to be in your presence." She replied softly, wagging her tail.

Atra

Atra chuckled nicely. Her eyes strayed back over the lake. “Such a pretty place.” She spoke distantly, her eyes once again becoming detached.

Altair

Altair saw the three "what an interesting mix of canines that is" he said to himself, then he sighed, "must be friends.....yeah...friends" he laughed fakely to himself "wouldn't that be nice" his eyes watched them as he slowly continued by.