Catalpa
The aging she-wolf wasn't quite sure where Maura went. Perhaps Catalpa had dozed off or just didn't notice the other leaving. But whatever the case, Maura wasn't anywhere to be seen. Picking her lean, tawny body up, Catalpa moved closer to the edge of the canyon lookout and peered down over the valley. She needed a pack soon or she would be forced to turn to scavenging the dumps for food. Hunting was getting harder and harder for her to do.
.aleu.
.the lean silver canine strolled through the canyon, pink tongue lolling, the snow camoflauging her form and tracks. glancing up, her green eyes caught and narrowed on the form of an elder wolf, one that seemed lonely. she moved quicker, a short sharp yip leaving her vocals. she was alpha female of the toklat territory, and she wished to gain other members. do you have a pack? was her first question once she reached the other's side, and she kept pace with her, ears flicked forward, listening...
Catalpa
Catalpa turned quickly at the sound of the yip with her light auds perked up. "No, I have no pack." Catalpa resonded lightly and surveyed the stranger with curious but slightly aloof eyes. She let her banner hand lightly down in a friendly manner, although she was a bit on guard just in case.
.aleu.
.the silver minx also allowed her tail to lower itself from it's former high position, and it wagged stiffly. her green eyes narrowed slightly as the other surveyed her, but she kept herself silent as she waited. she too held a look of aloofness, as well as a look of denial, defiance. you are welcome to join me at the toklat canyon territory... she said in a light yet chilling tone, her eyes watching the other's tan form with silence after her bit was done.
Catalpa
Catalpa brought her head down slightly, "Thank you, I'm grateful for the offer." she didn't want to admit how her age was slowing her down so much and that joining a pack would safe her life during the winter, most likely. "That must be one of the newer territories, right? Will you show me the way?"