Adalene whined as she rolled on the grass beneath her. She stopped mid-roll and sighed. She was lying on her back with all four white paws up in the air. Grinning, she flopped back over onto her stomach and looked out over the waterfall in front of her. Her blue eyes watched as the white water raced over the edge and disappeared below her into the lake she couldn't see.

Thundering hooves sounded in the white wolf's ears and Adalene looked up and across the river to see a stampeding herd of elk. She could feel the vibrations from the stampede through her body and she grinned. Excitement shown in her ice blue eyes as she looked at the herd. She wanted to chase them, but it wouldn't be all that fun considering she didn't start the stampede.

She watched as they disappeared down to the lake and she hoped they would reappear, but they didn't. Sighing as her entertainment left, she lowered her head back down to her paws and closed her eyes. She didn't get to be bored for long, however, for when a shot rang out, she leaped up and into a defensive position, her lips curled back into a snarl. She soon realized that she wasn't being shot at and she scented the air. Wolf's blood.

Adalene's blue eyes widened in shock, wondering who it was that was harmed, but she didn't try to figure that out quite yet. She knew the drama was happening on the other side of the raging river, so that's where she needed to go. She raced up river, knowing the only possible place to cross was in that direction.

Her white paws could barely be seen as she raced to the outcropping of rocks. Sure, the river was filled with rocks and boulders, but in this certain spot, you could possibly jump from one group of rocks to the other, which happened to be on the other side of the river.

When coming upon the rocks, Adalene slowed and observed the area. Knowing she'd have to do this with her mind turned off, she turned and walked a few feet in the opposite direction before she turned and bolted toward the rocks. She leaped from ground to rock, to another rock, and to another at a very fast pace. When she reached the last rock, she vaulted herself as hard as she could away from that rock and toward the closest rock to her, which was feet away. She concentrated on the rock ahead of her, and she felt her front feet touch the cold stone. Relief rushed through her, but her back feet dipped into the freezing water and she quickly made her way to the shore.

Glancing back at her achievement, Adalene grinned before she scented the air. Human blood was now mixed in the air and she immediately went in that direction. She hoped the wolf hadn't started the obvious fight, but only time would tell.

When she arrived at the place of the murder, the white wolf stayed far back in the bushes to be hidden. Three human males stood around their downed comrade, and she could smell the wolf's blood nearby as well. Adalene already knew what had gone down here, or so she hoped, so she knew the next plan of action.

Bringing her guard back up, Adalene's appearance changed from her true, white wolf form, to her hidden form. Auburn hair flowed down to her mid-back and her pale skin couldn't be missed. Her ice blue eyes were the only thing that stayed the same, but even then, you wouldn't be able to tell if she was the wolf she was before.

Walking out of the bushes, she sighed and tsked. The guys stopped their nagging and yelling to look at Adalene. She saw the looks on their faces and was disgusted, but pretended not to notice. "Nice going guys. You know you're not supposed to be hunting in these parts to begin with, but you shot your friend as well," she told them, her voice as smooth as water. The guys then began to argue that they didn't shoot their friend and how they were out to kill a wolf.

"A wolf you say? Hmm, they're extinct. However . . ." she replied, her voice hanging before her appearance shimmered, and before the humans knew it, they were being attacked . . . by an angered white wolf.

OOC:: LOL that's okay ^^ I'll just drag something from my sleepy mind too and we'll see what happens : )

Adalene was a white blur as she attacked one human male. She killed him instantly and moved on to her next target who was figeting with his gun, trying to get it loaded. Hind legs sprang up from the ground as the white wolf sailed through the air and toward the stumbling human. She landed on top of him and brought him to the ground. She struggled to get passed the gun he was using as a shield and a weapon. He repeatedly hit her in the head with the gun, but the white wolf resisted the urge to yelp as he smashed the hard metal into her nose. Soon enough, however, fangs peirced his neck and ended his life.

A shot rang out and Adalene saw the dirt next to her spray up as the bullet struck. She leaped to the other side, leaving the carcass of the dead man she had just killed. The third and final male stood shaking, but had his gun up and pointed directly at the white wolf who had killed his friends. The whites of his eyes showed as he stared at the bloody animal in front of him with horror, shock, and fear.

Adalene lowered her body slowly to the ground, her lips pulling back in a snarl as her tail swished back and forth slowly. It showed the human that she wasn't afraid of him, but was in fact seeing this as a game. Humans always thought they were at the top of the food chain. Fearless, control freaks looking for something to kill to make themselves feel better.

"I don't know how you've survived for so long, but I'm going to kill you," the human male stated in fearful but confident voice as he cocked back his gun and getting ready for the kill. Adalene's muscles bunched, and she launched to the side and another shot broke the silence of the wood. The white wolf disappeared into the brush before she moved quickly and efficiently behind the human male. She launched herself in the air and slit his throat from behind, letting the lifeless body fall as she pranced away from all of the blood and gore from the humans. Her blue eyes looked over the scene before her and she sighed. It was a pity to kill without using it as food, but sometimes, it was simply a life or death decision.

Taking deep breaths to calm her racing nerves, Adalene scented another nearby. A female from what she guessed. She looked around the area, ears perked and body relaxed as she looked for the other wolf. "Where are you?" she asked quietly, her ice blue eyes searching the vacinity for the other wolf. She smelled the scent of wolf's blood and knew that it was this wolf who had gotten into a trussle with these humans before she did.

She was a bit unsure of meeting another wolf, especially in this state. Her white fur was now painted with blood and she looked a bit frazzled considering she had just fought three humans. Her nose stung lightly from the hits she recieved, but at least she wasn't bleeding. The thought of sitting down crossed Adalene's mind, but she knew that she wouldn't be able to do that and keep her guard up. Adrenaline still coursed through her veins as she stood and waited for the hidden wolf to emerge from her hiding place.

Adalene heard movement and her eyes immediately directed themselves toward the source of the noise. Her ears perked up in curiosity and she let her body relax, even though instinct made her fur ruffle in anxiousness. She couldn't see the wolf's form completely, but her blue eyes were able to make out the dark black color of the fae's coat. Blue eyes watched as she slowly walked from her hiding place and voiced where she was as well.

In an instant, Adalene noticed the black wolf's posture. It wasn't right. Her back leg didn't seem to be functioning quite like it should, and it didn't take her long to realize that that was the place where she had been shot. Ears pricked and swiveled as lyrics passed through her white ears and she turned her body more to more easily look at the fae. "Thanks, but I can see why you couldn't help in any of the decapitating fun," she replied with a small smile on her lips as she gazed at the carcasses of the men before looking back at the fae as she asked for information. Personally, Adalene didn't blame her.

"My name's Adalene, and I'm from here. I'm the Alphaess of these lands," she replied with a small nod of her white, blood stained head before she raised up with a small smile touching her lips. "What might you're name be?" she asked, her head tilting the slightest as she gazed at the other fae with vague curiousity. Then she sighed and shook her head and tsked herself. "How rude of me. I know you're injured yet here we stand meandering on small talk. Why don't I help you to a safe place to get that wound cleaned up and on the way we can finish this small talk, hmm?" she asked carefully and took a small step forward, her body loose and relaxed showing no threat. She hoped the other fae would let her help, but sometimes wolves liked to treat their own injuries, and she didn't blame them. She was, in fact, one of those wolves . . . at times.

Adalene's ears swiveled as she listened to the lyrics passing through her ears. Siorai was definately a name she had never heard before, but she agreed that it was pretty. However, her attention was focused on the fae's movements and actions. She noticed how uncertain the black wolf was as she stood before her. That was to be expected, seeing as how she had never been to this area before, not to mention that the black fae probably had doubts about trusting the white female.

When she accepted her offer, Adalene was happy that she could help and gave a small wag of her banner before she stepped closer to Siorai and to the side of her injured leg. She looked at the wound carefully and grimaced. It was going to be a messy job to fix such a injury. She didn't stand so close as to where their fur was touching, however, she did stand close enough so that if the black fae needed support, she was there for her.

"Agreed. The cabin is two miles away and mostly goes downhill until the last half mile trek where it goes up a mountain side," she stated, her blue eyes gazing in the direction of where they were about to head before she glanced at Siorai. Giving her a rundown of the upcoming geography of the land was sure to help out the fae and give her an idea where and how to save her energy for the last big climb. The reason for the placement of the cabin was simple: to be hidden and yet see everything at the same time. It worked pretty well, unless you had a situation where someone was injured.

Adalene's white paws began to walk forward just a bit before she stopped and glanced over at Siorai, not wanting to leave her side. She knew she had to lead the way, yes, but she wanted the other fae just in case something was to go wrong with that leg of hers.

Adalene's ears swiveled back toward Siorai's lyrics to catch them in time as they passed through the calm air. A smile made its way to the white fae's lyrics as she saw how strong the black fae behind her was. She was quite confident in herself and was ready for the challenge ahead of her. A nice addition to the pack. Adalene thought momentarily before she shook the thought out of her head. More than likely, Siorai had a territory she belonged to already.

Ignoring her idiotic thoughts, Adalene kept her smile and nodded her head. "Well then, let's be off," she replied and began the trek up to the cabin. Her nose twitched every now and then as a new scent entered her thoughts, but nothing in the woods at the moment set off any warning as the two wolves paced themselves through the dark forest.

After only a few minutes of walking, the sound of the roaring river could be heard on their left and Adalene knew exactly the path from there and set an easy going pace as they headed slightly downhill. The smell of the earlier passing elk passing her nose, but she ignored the thought of the herd still being around as she continued on their trek, every so often checking on Siorai.