Sylvina had kinda slacked off the past few months.. scratch that, she had completely disappeared. Not that anyone would notice, that is. She barely spent time in BlizzardClan at her peak and practically knew nobody. The hellpup could realistically be classified as a rogue for a few weeks here and there as she would venture off on occasions and only return to the confines of the camp when the weather was too much to bear. Her youth was one that was spent vacant from any responsibilities or duties the fae morally should have contributed to and instead was replaced with rather rambunctious actions.
The daughter of the Shadow Veil's late Sango took after her mother in many ways, one of those qualities consisting of a sadistic root implanted within her mind. Hunting was something that came quite naturally to Sylvina from a very early age. There was something about ending a lifeline and harnessing their energy for herself that fueled her with ambitious adrenaline.. There was no doubt that she enjoyed the hunt way too much for a simple meal and often found herself stalking prey for sport. Empathy was a quality that the canine had no possession of whatsoever.
As she grew up terrorizing the woods and all the small animals within it, Sylvina couldn't help but press into the tides of loneliness. There was no one to speak with and quite frankly things were getting a bit dull. Her beginning stages as an outcast provided the female with newly found information - she was most definitely a pack animal. The inclusion of a family was something she had been void of from the beginning of her life and maybe it was time to finally embrace what she never had.
Sylvina would make her way from the deep depths of the territory to trudge into camp, her optics glancing around at a few of her clanmates that cast a wary gaze. "I'm not an intruder," The hellhound would huff with pinned ears as she sat down, raising a paw to her snout to anxiously lap her tongue across.