Dread pack RPG sigh up inside

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    Kasen let a ruthless smile spread infectiously over her lips. Slowly, she melted into the shadows that suddenly seemed so exuberantly versatile. She was neither a shape nor a specific color, or even a liquid of solid or gas. It was merely an image, which changed from ink blue to deep purple or black, colors of the night. "Viola!" She said, suddenly repapering from the writhing mass of shadows, which disappeared instantaneously. She failed to mention her most dangerous powers.

    Shade sighed, looking at the rain, "If you don't mind, I'd like to bring the prey back, the pups and mothers might be hungry. After all, they have to stay inside all day, " She pointed out, heaving the doe on her back, "I'll come back for the fawn later." And with that, she steadily ran, careful not to let her hard-earned catch fall, 'This storm isn't gonna be letting up anytime soon...' She thought worriedly, sprinting from tree, to sheltered tree.

    Dreada grabbed a hold of the lifless fawn and ran after her.,

    Finally, she reached the camp with a relieved sigh, putting down the deceased creature under the sheltered branches of an oak tree. She licked her forepaw triumphantly before heading off to a nearby puddle of water to drink.

    After a second of consideration, Kasen shifted back to her silvery wolf form and darted off, a mass of shadowy fronts seemingly shielding her from the rain. Camp wasn't too far off, but it would take a good few minutes to get there.

    Sword ran afer her.


    Dreada got back to the camp and set the smll creature in the kill pile.She then took a sma hare and went to her den to eat.

    It wasn't before long that the small camp came into view, and Kasen new she was home. Slowing down to a patient walk, she padded over to a small, cozy cave in the side of the embankment. Her den. Without a second glance, she prowled it, bombarded with a rush of homely smells. Lavender, sage, clover, all types of herbs that she grew.