Los Padres Role Play Rule

1) You must post at least four sentences
2) Conversations will be in another color (Ex The coal fae said upon a lush set of earth before speaking "Hello")
3) Remain on topic
4) please do not double post

The coal Fae called Faith stumbled across the teritory. Her paws had become numb from the glitening frzen lake water. A small huff escaped her lungs as she passed a large oak tree. Faith's banner dragged across the trail of her prints, mud catching a ride on her banner as it dragged behind her.

A grey Brute named Kohnan trotted calmly over the grasslands. His golden orbs settled on the sight of his alpha, and he lowered his head in a deep bow to her. He glided toward the oak tree. Sitting upon the grass, Kohnan examined the mud and glinting water that was on the Alpha. "Greetings, Alpha. Are you alright?" He asked.

A small smile formed as her soft coean eyes spotted Kohnan. Her eyes ears perking at his question. "I guess i'm rather okay, just looking through-out the territory. May I ask how you are?" the coal fae replied with a question

The white silky pelt fae creeped upon unseen across the vast land. She smelled the new fresh scent of wolves. Seeing hersef isnt anything, she calmly enters this unknown area for maybe a chance in the upper ranks. Jay knew she was not bowing down in submission. She knew she was much greater than that. She though as she approaches the wolves.


(You guys dont know Jay Yet fyi)

A trail of prints trailed behind the small Fae. A harsh winter gale blew onto Faith. Sending a shiver up her spine, causing her to shake. Her soft ocean eyes gazed towards the waiting night sky. Glowing lights seemed faded against the warm orange sky. Awaiting their full time to shine

Jay approaches the coal fae with a quiet snarl. All Jay knew was that she needed to prove sonething. Prove she is better than her father. Who disowned her and left her mother. Jay looks at the fae eye-to-eye.

The coal fae known as Faith gazed from the sky to the white Fae in front of her. Faith could feel her muscles slowly tense up, a small huff escaping her lungs. Shaking her head at the snarl, Faith just stood there. She know she wasn't going to snarl she hated this whole "fighting" thing. Though she may be a animal she wasn't going to act like one.

As Jay looked at this fae, she turned her head and saw a silver male sitting close to the fae. Jay fell something inside. Jay quitted her snarling and just sat where she standed doing nothing.

The brute looked down at the fae and chuckled slightly,"Cougar got your tongue, Miss?" He asked, jokingly and shook his head, humor shining in his jaden eyes

Jay's cheeks turn bright red. Unknowingly what to do, she chuckled back. She gave a quick smile. I am Jay. I am wanting to join your pack? I also seek dominance even if I have to earn it.

A small laugh echoed through Faith's ears. "If only you knew" Faith thought before walking past the two wolves.Dead leaves crushed laid the trailed, that th cola fae followed.

The brute chuckled again," Now, Jay, dominance is shared in this pack with trustworthy wolves.. Are you trustworthy?" he asked, his head cocked to the side, jade eyes glowing in amusement.

The coal fae finally made her way to the lake. Resting a paw ono the surface, her head tilted to the side. Gently she removed her paw, a small laugh escaping her mouth. He paw had left a large fox sized paw print on the frozen ice. The some what made Faith feel joy inside

Jay looks suprised at the brute's questioning of dominance. She tilts her head and gives a cocky smile. She proudly answers I am surely worthy. Jay smiles with a gleaming glow to her eye.

The large grey brute known as Kohnan had been sitting off to the side, silent. He had been alert when the fae threatened the alpha. Now that she was calm, however, he could do nothing but watch for any other threatening moves. His golden gaze shifted from wolf to wolf.

With a small yawn, Faith returned to Kohnan. Her ocean eyes locking onto the other Fae. "It appears someone wants to have dominance" the coal fae said with a turn of her head. The gale had caused the Fae to tense up. Her muscles trying their best to keep in warmth from the robbing gale. The coal Fae sat down, wrapping her banner around her peds.

Seeker raised an eyebrow"Oh,I'm sure you are worthy, but are you worthy of My and Faith's trust?" he said standing up and walking around fae, looking her over, his overly puffy tail brushing against her body.

A small laugh esacped the large fox sized Fae. With a raise of her cranium, Faith took in a deep breath. Fresh moist pine tree scent filled her lungs. A huff escaped her jaws, pine tree scent rushing out, turning into a fine mist. Faith relaxed sightly, a confused feeling overwhelmed her. The Fae caught Seeker's attention in a certain way. Was this the first look of a crush? A small smile formed onto the fae's mouth, maybe this stranger and Seeker just might be the pair. Faith closed her eyes, seeing only black. Her head swayed to the side then to the other side. A little song, sung by her mom when Faith was a runt. This song echoed her head, her paws moving up and down to the beat in her cranium. Her soft coean eyes opening at the sound of something familiar. Her attention went towards Kohnan, then Seeker, then the Fae. Two brutes and a stranger fae, they should have this under control. With a swift turn, a silhouette left the wolves.

The brute Kohnan watched the scene before him. "We all want to be dominant, but we cope happily with what we have." He said, looking to Faith when she looked at him, then switching his gaze to the other alpha and the strange Fae. His ears perked when Faith left, but he didn't move. If the stranger attacked, he had to be there to help. He looked back at the two in front of him.


Kohnan

With a perk of her ears at the sound of Kohnan's voice, Faith went to find the sound. She loved this land, every single thing about it. Even down to the last blade of grass. The sun departed, leaving a glow of glintening stars. The moon had taken it's shift, casting shadows onto the earth. Birds flew away at the sound of a howl. Many wolves lived with in this land. But never going close to each other. Families created their ground, their own packs. Faith's eyes gazed over towards a small silhouette perched upon a branch of an oak tree.

Kohnan spread his maw wide in a yawn, and shook his head. He scanned his golden orbs around him, but nothing gave him any ideas about what to do. He blinked a few times to shake the sleep from his eyes before standing. "I assume you have this under control, alpha?" He asked, looking to Seeker. "Howl if you need anything." He lowered his cranium to the alpha and padded off. Once he found a suitable tree, Kohnan began to practice his leaps. He lowered himself in the grass, mentally made a target, tensed, and sprang at the tree. He hit it with his paws, and lept off of it. Thin, deep scratches marked where his claws had hit. Not on the target. He lept again and again, each time making it closer to the mental target on the tree.

The coal Fae's white ears perked at what she believed to be a wolf. her eyes scanned the forest picking up on a familiar igure. "Kohnan?" Faith said slightly confused. Her soft ocean orbs noticed how much smaller the Fae was compared to the grey Brute. Maybe this was from her being a runt. But being this small proved much help during a run. Her swit frame allowed her to move fast, even jumping slightly higher. Four small coal peds gripped onto the loose earth as she sprited towards the brute. With a huff, the fae lowered her frame, leaping onto the hanging branch. "the key is to be slightly smaller" she said with a chuckle.

The grey brute spun in midair at the sound of his name. He ended up hitting the tree with his side and rolling down to the soft earth. He stood quickly, as if nothing had happened. "Faith?" He said, tilting his head as she sprinted toward him. He chuckled when she made it to the branch, "I can't help that." He said, but he could easily catch up to her. Tensing his muscles, he leaped at the tree again. He caught it in his claws and used his momentum to pull himself up the rough bark to the branch with Faith. "I can still make it, though." He said when he reached her.