Wolf's Den {CLOSED; DO NOT POST}

[The Final Kira]

"We're not easedropping, just dropping in. Besides there's a rare plant that covers anyone's scent, and they are quite beautiful." He said, as he started to walk into the hidden cave.  

[zandalza]

"so the forest and the wolves are under attack....." -the crystal started to glow sickly green again, as he stated to chuckle- "i guess it is somewhat my fault.... but like i care. its THERE problem not mine....."  

[Aakosir]

I quickly leapt from my spot so I wouldn't be left alone and followed. "So... what if there is someone that is not supposed to be in the den? How would anyone be able to tell?" If a plant covered up someone's scent it could always be used for something bad. Unless no one knew about it. But surely a group of wolves would realize there was no scent. I made a face, thinking everything over. I really need to stop doing that, I thought.  

[The Final Kira]

"Don't worry. As long as you're with me, they will see you as a friend." He said as they reached the exit of the cave. They were over looking the wolf's den, and to the left was a indigo flower that gave off a relaxing, calming scent. "I don't know what this plant is, but it covers scents with it's own and it only grows around here." He said, pointing downward where more of the rare plant was growing but only around where they were.  

[Aakosir]

I looked over at the gorgeous purple flower and inhaled deeply. "It smells so good." I laid my ears back and let the smell relax me, closing my eyes. "It's like chamomile and lavender put together. I've never smelled anything like it."  

[The Final Kira]

"Yea, like I said it's only grows up here though, nowhere else in this entire region. I just don't understand why." He said as he watched her become very relaxed. "Careful, inhale too much and you might fall alseep." He said, chuckling.  

[zandalza]

"i guess i should play my part...." -he looked at the crystal as it started to change its color-  

[sad witch]

-viper who sleep in from the storm was finally aware of her surroundings. she noticed the smell of a dead corpse, this didn't bother her the fact that after she turned her head a little to look around to see it was what did it, she freaked out running from the mouth of the cave screaming very loud- "AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH, HHHHEEEEELLLLLPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!"  

[Aakosir]

I turned to look over at the wolf, my eyes half closed, "heh heh heh." I wobbled to the side, my paw slipping as I tried to find something to brace myself on and fell to the ground in a puddle of white fur. "You don't say," I slurred from on my place on the floor, in a stupor. I grinned like a moron, almost asleep already.  

[The Final Kira]

"Come on. Let's head back." He said, patting her back with his paw and started to walk back. "Don't need you to fall off."  

[Aakosir]

"Ooh..." I whined, pushing up from the dirt. I stumbled back around, heading back the way we had come, bumping in to the walls more than a few times. I hadn't realized how much of that plant I had inhaled.  

[The Final Kira]

He slipped under her and lifted her on his back. "Seems you inhaled too much huh? It's ok." He carried her back to his home and laid her on a boar skin. "You ok?"  

[Aakosir]

I blushed the deepest color yet when he picked me up. My head felt loopy, I felt loopy. Maybe it was the plant. Maybe something else. I could not decide and my thoughts kept wandering to the soft fur beneath me. And this time, it was not my own.

I closed my eyes and began to purr softly, managing a quiet, "yes" once I was back on the pelt. The grin was still on my face, but it was more of a satisfied smile now. I felt like a giddy cub.  

[The Final Kira]

Kiba could see her blushing, and tried to hide his own. He moved closer to her and curled up into a ball. "Do you miss your old home?" He decided to ask as he looked into her eyes.  

[Aakosir]

My smile faded into a more sober expression, "I do. Very much. But I know if I were to go back it would be nothing like it used to be. Everyone is gone and they are not comming back." I glanced over at him, then looked away as my eyes teared up. "I had always regretted not having any cubs, but now I do not. They only would have been lost, too."