No Other Sheep

Name: Sheep

Age: 1 year

Gender: Female

Appearance:

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A lone wolf padded into a the clearing, sniffing the ground while her golden eyes turned upwards to her surroundings. It's been a few days since she has left her family pack and those few days have been horrible for the she-wolf.

Sheep was far too used to hunting with her brothers and sisters, too used to sleeping along their pelts. Nights seemed too cold without their furs.

She has seen one or two of them along the way but they refused to let her follow. Growling and snapping at her. Saying they where off to make packs of their own, have pups and many families.

The grizzled furred she-wolf was very uncertain of this arrangement. So far the only good thing that has happened to her was finding a mob of earthworms and feasting on them.

Sheep froze in place, her ears perked at the faint noise. Another wolf! She moved backwards uncertainly, nose twitching as she identified the newcomer. Then her under coat fluffed slightly and she ran towards him, nudging his shoulder softly once reaching him. Her brothers and sisters would have quickly taken this opportunity of weakness to bully him down and chase him off,probably kill him if he didn't comply, but it wasn't in her heart to do it... so what should she do?

Sheep whimpered, nosing his cheek and moving away from him to check her surroundings. She padded back and away and back again in her nerves. She tried to bring back her meal for this weak wolf but she couldn't even do that, not remembering when was the last day she ate those worms. The grizzled she-wolf made as if she was going to curl by him but suddenly darted away into the forest.

Moments later she padded back into the clearing with a scrawny hare in her jaws... or what was left of the scrawny hare. Sheep placed it on top of the wolf's nose, licking his forehead in encouragement. Her face was much bloodier than having just bitten into a small rabbit.

Out in the forest there was a fox without an ear and half a rabbit in his stomach.

ooc: Sorry I didn't respond yesterday and just once a day. School stuff ya see, then I get real tired. ):

ic: Sheep pushed the crushed rabbit carcass to him and laid down besides him. She whimpered as she tucked her nose under his arm. The evening air was starting to get chilly and Sheep fluffed her fur against it. The she-wolf's tail wrapped around him the best as she could and she just stayed there, her golden eyes looking nervously to the male and the changing climate. She didn't want to be alone.

ooc: Thanks for understanding. x)
I was about to start asking random questions [Do you like coffee?] but I am not sure if ya like a lot of "ooc" posts in your rps. D:

ic: Sheep's ears twitched at his alert and shuffled away so he could move. Her left side and nose grew uncomfortably cold with the separation, making her shake her grey coat and licked her muzzle to try and even it out the temperature.

The she-wolf's weak muscles tensed as they prepared for their leave, she didn't know but something told her they weren't going to stay here long. Sheep looked up at the other wolf to see what he would do so she could come to his assistance.

ooc: Okay. :]
I was drinking some cold coffee I forgot this morning that's why I asked. xD

ic: Sheep's ears warmed at his consideration and she closed her eyes in a happy sign of trust, softly wagging her tail as she stood. She padded up to him so he could lean on her if he lost his footing. The she-wolf would be glad to follow him where ever he wanted to go.

ooc: I am more warm than cold or hot. Hot burns my tongue and I can't seem to even enjoy it and cold without ice is like 'meh' to me, unless its one of those Starbucks in a bottle, then it's good. x3

ic: Sheep pawed the ground nervously as she thought. One of her last "dens" was one she had stolen from a badger. She tricked the lumbery ball of fat away from it a night but it came back the next dawn and nearly bit her tail off. She could never tell where their throats where located so she had never attacked the burly things. Besides that she sheltered herself under uprooted tree roots, branches and her own thick coat.
Uprooted trees? The grizzled furred she-wolf trotted ahead with a happy tail, she had seen one in her search for prey.

ooc: xD
What candy do you like? I like milkyways, kit-kats, dark chocolate, white chocolate, chocolate, soft Tamarind candy, and cottoncandy hard candy on a stick. *drools*

ic: Sheep didn't mind leading the way. She was excited at having someone to travel with... That thought bred reason and she slowed her happy trot. He will leave eventually, won't he? She tried not to let future loneliness affect her but she felt cold fear under her fur.
The she-wolf stopped, reaching her destination and sniffed the outside of a small cave of roots. It was smaller than most of the trees she had taken refuge in but decent.
Sheep got on her belly and scrambled inside the den, her tail waving slowly with her attempts till she disappeared.

The den was not very big they probably just fit but it was okay. It would be a lot warmer and the she-wolf was used to be squashed by her siblings. Their muddy paws on her head and some pretended Sheep was bedding. She quickly got comfortable in her spot, moving only a tad bit to scratch a bit of earth loose.

Sheep's feelings where mixed, mainly because in her mind everyone she met had left. Her parents disappeared, her siblings did as well (purposely). Sheep felt she was suppose to be with another wolf or her pack at all times and not having that in these weeks was stressing, made her think all sorts of things.

Golden eyes watched at him curiously before shuffling to reach him and licking his nose and face, her thank yous for his affection. Sheep then snuggled closer to Dez so that the top of her head rested on his chest and muzzle between his front legs, ears muffed by timber wolf fur. Her mood lightened again and her tail began to wag much like a young pup's would.

ooc: I am starting to feel she acts a lot like a puppy.