The Main Den

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The Main Den Is Hidden In Lush Folige, In The Heart Of A Massive Forest,
This Is Were The Pack Will Normally Hang Out, The Den Its self Is Big Enough To Hold Around 15 Wolves, Shutting Out The Harsh Winter.

The forest around is abundant in prey such as elk and rabbit's, the territory of the den ranged from the den all the way to the small stream that cuts through the centre of the pack's territory. This den is strong and is very weather resistant, one member is always guarding it.



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"Oh, not at all. Say, do you wanna go hunt in the Open Plains? There's sure to be some elk round there!" Gemini exclaimed, asking Thalia to come along.

"Sure! But with just the two of us we might only catch a young elk, we usually hunt in bigger groups in the Open Plains", I explain to her and wonder if the Alphas might organize a pack hunt soon.

(I gotta go )

As Gemini listens, she decides she shouldn't go after all. She yawns and pads into the den. "Goodnight Thalia." She says.

(aww baii )
I watch her go, looking a bit confused "Good night..."

I sat there watching everything. I had forgotten all about my personal mission to find food until I was reminded by my stomach growling. "I need food" I groaned as I stood back up.

Hearing Toxic talk about food I remember the fat hare I had left in front of the den. I pick it up and bring it to Toxic. "Want some?" I ask him, welcoming.

I grinned. "Sure you want me to have it?" I asked. "You know all this talk of me being to lazy it would benefit for me to actually hunt." I smirked. "Of course... if you want me to remain lazy forever I'll be more than happy to take it"

I laugh "You shouldn't have said that" I look at him with a cheeky grin, thinking. "Hmmm...okay you run down to the Lunar Oak and back and you can have it. What do you think?" I ask, giggling.

I wrinkled my nose. "Me and my big mouth" I shrugged. "Ok, no guarantees I'll come back alive." I warned as I began my run. I faked panting and acted as if it was a tremendous effort to run. After a few yards I sunk to a crawl panting heavily, working to hide a grin. I at last collapsed with one paw outstretched. "I.... Can't.... Make it...." I panted, faking.

I trot over and poke him "Hey! Come on! Move your lazy but!!" I bark, pushing him to get up.

I stopped to think for a moment. I parted my jaws and snapped my mouth shut creating a clicking noise. "Ow.. I think I broke my paw" I cried, waving my paw dramatically in the air.

"Ooohhh are you sure you don't want to have that delicious, big, fat rabbit?" I poke him again.

I started to laugh blowing my cover. "Ah, well I guess..." I trailed off. "I'll go." I barked before heading off at a slow trot.

-To ze lunar oak-

I smile and sit down to wait for him to come back.

I arrived back, I sped up to make it seem as if I went faster. I puffed out my chest in triumph holding back a laugh as I stopped next to her. "I lived!" I chuckled as I sat.

"Well done!", I bark and go get the rabbit. A few seconds later the rabbit lays infront of Toxics paws "It's all yours!"

I grinned a toothy grin. "Why thank you" I barked. I paused before tearing off part of the rabbit and sat back. "You can have that part" I said, motioning to the other half.

I look at him a bit surprised. Even thought I feel hungry myself I hesitate "Are you sure you don't want the whole thing..?"

"It is your rabbit. I wouldn't feel right taking the whole thing" I assured her, tearing at my half, savoring the taste. My tail thumped rhythmically on the ground.

My tail wags as I happily chew on the half he let me have.

After I finnished I laid down and put my head on my paws. "What to do now?" I grinned.

I look to the river and think of the cool water. "Are you not-lazy enough to swim?" I ask Toxic who's wondering what to do.

She yawned and licked Ollie's cheek and walked toward the lake for a drink-

"I guess I can swim" I grinned, getting to my feet. "Coming?" I asked as I walked over and dipped my paws in.

I sneak up behind him and as I'm close enough I push him into the water.