Kavïk

The large wolf hybrid trampled over the rough hard rock of the canyon. He shook his head and snorted. He looked over the edge of a cliff and let out a loud mournful howl of stress. His parents were recently killed by humans not that long ago, and he wanted revenge. But he wouldn't yet be able to seek that revenge until he came back to his full scenses. If he was captured, which would definitly be a bad thing, he would probably have to fight or have a tracking chip. He didn't want that. He would recover from his sadness in the wilderness until the time came that he could move forward.

The hybrid Kavïk slunk down and laid on his paws, taking deep breaths from his long hike here. His multicolored eyes looked around. It was his first trip here. He kept a watchful eye on the sky and the clouds and the land beneath him. His tail thumped the ground, not in happiness, but in sorrow. He had come here to look for a friend. So few he had. He plopped onto his aching side and fell asleep.


Rocky Road

Large paws came to a halt in the new land. Once again he was at the Canyon, it seemed a very long time since he last stepped here, the very first place he went in the wilds. He padded softly on, head raised high in effort to catch the wind's message. A hybrid was near... maybe, just maybe.

He changed his course to follow the ones of the hybrid, traveling low and silently within the vegatation. He paused, face screwed in a silent snarl, as his eyes rested on the resting beast. He was a large one, but probably not as large as himself. He was a cross between a large grey wolf and a massive St. Bernard, and inherited both their great size. He growled softly and ventured out of his hiding place. He walked quietly in a wide circle, surveying the beast before him. He assumed he would of waked up as soon as he growled, but whenever he woke up the hybrid settled into a relaxed sitting position. His fangs showed in a nasty grin, and his words were drenched with venom. He hadn't had a very good life the last two weeks and since he momentarily could not have revenge on the one that caused it all, he mean as well fight another. "Hello." The single word was all he said, then he waited for the other's reaction.


Kavïk

The large hybrid's head came up instantly at the sounds. He took in the newest scent. A vicious snarl escaped his maw with bared teeth. He wasn't sure if this one meant harm ot not. Kavïk's puffy tail was held high, a single tooth showing in one part of opened mouth. His eyes scanned the other. He had gotten some size from the Gray Wolf, German Shepherd, and the Long-Haired Collie, despite they weren't that big. But he was a fairly resonable size, big enough to take down maybe two wolves at the same time. He hadn't had that kind of experience before, but he knew he would probably meet it when he ventured to the human lands.

Kavik positioned his eyes completely on the other's face, staring intently. "Who are you and what do you want?" he barked out at the stranger. He wasn't one in the mood to have somebody that wanted to cause trouble. He sat back on his haunches and waited for an answer if any. He still had the single white tooth showing.


Rocky Road

When examined closely, there was many possibly strange things about him. A small bloody bruise laid on the ridge of his muzzle, but it looked like it was quite old and that another canine could of not of caused it. And another was that a large patch of hair on his neck near his withers seemed to not be as long as everything else, as if it had been shaved. His hackles raised just then, blocking the patch from sight if he had not already seen it, his brushy tail stiff behind him. His fangs glinted maliciosly as he spoke. I am Rocky Road, and I am not quite sure what I want right now. He knew he wanted to have revenge on the beast that done this to him, but he was not available. But he could not stop his want to fight, but was this canine the right one to fight? He was certainly not scared of it, on the contary, he was slightly confused why he wasn't jumping on him now. He was accostomed to fighting right away, time just only allowed the other to find your weaknesses, but no barrier kept them from going anyway else, he had mroe time then usual. But another thing was going through his mind, was it so wise to make another enemy in these lands? He already had a whole pack after him.

Pink muscle caressed his white ivories in thought. He made no other move though, his motive hidden.


Kavik

Kavik had a perfect frame; no scrapes nor marks, no patches of fur missing, no mud splats, fur dry and gleaming in the sun. He was in his "good" condition. Sometimes he could get dirty, especially when snow covered the ground.

Kavik now let all of his fangs be revealed. They glinted brightly in the sun. "I am Kavik. I am sure of want I want right now." Kavik wanted revenge on the humans for killing his parents. They were the main cause for animal death. He didn't make moves quickly. It took a while to make him mad. Making him mad enough to attack or even think of it would be a rather hard goal for most. Insults he couln't take though he payed no mind really.
He continued to sit. He made no movement other than his wandering eyes.


Rocky Road

Aw, he spoke caustiosly now. An animal that did not know what he wanted to accomplish could be very dangerous indeed, his motive may be changing as they spoke. But a beast that had a want may be very dangerous, if his want was you to be dead. Unknowingly, his want was the same as the other. The humans have captured him, took him to pit fights then to the lab. He did not know what happened there, some sort of sleeping gas was used, but his slavedriver had a strange control over him. He knew he wanted to take his revenge on the human race, especially Ethan, but how was teh question. But what he did not know what was to do with the hybrid before him, attack or talk? This in between was not for him. But the hybird 'want' may be after him, he took a survey of the canine's scent. he did not have the stench of his enemy clan on him, maybe unknown haters?

He looked curiosly at the beast, though his teeth still glinted, Now what is that... 'want', Kavik? His answer, or lack of answer, greatly decided what the dangerous beast's next actions were going to be.


Kavik

Kavik wasn't at all cautious, except he was very alet, ears swiveling around. He was growing rather impatient. His eyes danced around the landscape. Kavik wouldn't take an attack easily, he would take it seriously. He wasn't usualy one to start fights and he wouldn't start one with this other hybrid. Kavik had lived a great life before his parents were killed by them. He wasn't allowed to say humans around his parents, so he stuck to them instead.

His head started moving with his eyes. His tail was just laid as he still sat, ears still twisting and twitching. "What is my want? To kill them. Like they had done to my parents and to others of the wild canine kind." he said, rather angrily. His tail now thumped the hard rock. Kavik held no scents of others. He lived alone for quite a while now. Never had he gotten into a fight, killed, nor anything else. He didn't plan to get a spot on the Legendaries, but he wanted to get revenge on them. He stared intently at the other.


Rocky Road

Ahh, the humans. He smiled, still sly, but he showed no anger towards him now. "Then we both have a problem with the..." he decided to do as the other, just in case the name angered the hybrid, "Them. They did not kill my parents exactly, they tortured them, as they do to me. I wish to do the same to them, slow deaths." He smiled at the other, memories of such a death he gave to another. "Unfortunately, it doesn't seem that easy anymore."

Fights? He has been in plently of fights. Bred to fight fight actually. Born in a distant dark pit it was hard to aviod such fights. He breathed fights, and only hesistated when he could, it was interesting to talk to the canines he found.

His hard and scarred face looked at the other with a odd grin, he would not attack now, unless the other did first.


Kavik

Kavik's gaze shifted downward when he heard what the other had said. It never occured to him that someone else could have such more of a seemingly problem with the humans, which that idea startled him for the most part. His ears laid back sharply when he turned around for a moment. He felt some kind of readiness and eagerness to go and attack... The humans were the first thing he didn't want bothering him everyday, like they had his parents. He didn't deserve to have the treatment he had gotten before; this would be the day a human went down. Kavik turned back to stare into the other's form. "I am going..." he said as he stood up and aroused his fur, making him look even larger. He started to bark and yip as he quickly strode off to the dump.


Rocky Road

he watched the other silently, waiting for a spoken reply. Soon it came and it was a simple departure. He ignored his aggression, seeing it was towards him, be seeing you. It was not a threat, just a way of acknowledging hsi departure. He stared after him for a moment then got up himself to leave.