No Turning Back. [Unicorn_Fluff] [R]

[P r o m i s e r]

Sibirok~

Leaves crippled under my large paws as I moved through the area in the rain down the ravine. The air was thick, and it wetted my pelt with thickness and soggy feelings. My blue eyes glistened in curiosity of this place as I made my way to a river, my muscles rippling under my big frame. I lapped up water before exploring the area carefully, and getting the scent of a Fae. She was in heat! "Wait, Sibirok. A Fae needs time when it comes to these situations." I said to myself, following the scent and coming to a beautiful Female. My blue eyes glistened, and my white pelt bristled with delight.

(LOL Your turn Unicorn!)

[Unicorn_Fluff]

Ali lifted her black nose to the air, inhaling the damp scents of late evening. She growled, eyes clouding over. Slowly, she stepped forward, cream colored paw landing in a mucky puddle with a splash. Sighing heavily, Ali continued on, eyes shifting around to check for any enemies, or prey, for that matter. She could hunt, very easily, but things were scarce and she was on the move to greener pastures, where she could kill a stag and not worry about the deer population. Ali stopped at a river, and lowered her maw to drink, still watching warily. As if things were against her, a brute appeared on the other side of the river, and she had a pretty good guess on what led him here. "What do you want?" Ali snapped, golden eyes hostile.

[P r o m i s e r]

My blue eyes looked at her warily, and I smiled charmingly. "Oh, I'm just passing through. I'm very sorry if I've intruded. My name is Sibirok." I replied, fluffy tail swaying back and forth. 'Interesting Fae' I thought to myself, my handsome smile flashing on my face then off.

[Unicorn_Fluff]

Ali huffed, softening her gaze but not relaxing her bunched up muscles. "Ah. I am Ali." She lifted an eyebrow at his smile, wondering if she was supposed to be impressed. "If you don't mind, I'll be on my way." Slowly, Ali turned, deciding to cross further upstream. With her tail swaying, the fae trotted up river, humming quietly to herself as she looked for a decent crossing.

[P r o m i s e r]

"Hey wait!" I called, padding to her side. "Don't you want to hunt or something? I could use some company." I said, my aqua blue eyes gleamed. For some reason I felt drawn to this Fae, almost attached to her. "Ali, may I ask why you are here alone. Have you not a pack?" I asked. Most Fae's would have a pack.

[Unicorn_Fluff]

Ali spun around, giving the brute what seemed like an almost bored expression. "There are not many deer left here. I would rather go to a place that is more plentiful." She tried not to snap, but it had become natural for her. Ali turned back around, and continued walking. "I have no pack and I have no desire for one. Having to do as another wolf says, all because of a simple rank? Uh uh, no way." Ali muttered, glancing around at the gloomy forest.

[P r o m i s e r]

"I know a place that has lots of prey. I passed by it a couple hours ago." I said before lapping up more water. "I left my pack. I was betrayed by them, and I was lied to." I added sadly, looking at my large white paws.

[Unicorn_Fluff]

"That's nice." Ali muttered, still glancing up and down river. "Betrayed, huh? Maybe they had a reason." She stopped when she found several large stones, all withing jumping distance of each other. "Ah, perfect." The wolf whispered, leaping to the first slippery rock, and then glancing back at him. "Tragic. If you're trying to get me to pity you, it isn't working. I know what you want, brute, and you aren't getting it from me!" Ali snapped, and leaped to the next rock, back leg slipping into the water before she regained her balance. Alright, just concentrate... She thought, springing to the next one, and overshooting it.

The water was icy cold, and made her inhale sharply as she struggled to get back on the rock. The current was strong, too strong and swept her back against the bank she had come from. Now shivering, Ali wasn't in the mood to retort, and continued walking upstream.

(I warned you that she was rude xD)

[P r o m i s e r]

"They had no reason. They said I was loyal, kind and feirce." I replied calmly. "You can call me Sibirok. And I'm not looking for anything from you, but friendship. I haven't spoken to anyone in months." I said, before helping her out of the bank. "Sorry if I intruded. I'm just trying to be nice." I said smoothly, blue eyes flashing. "You know, you look a lot like my mother. Her name was Isis." I said, remembering the wonderful mother I had as a pup.

[Unicorn_Fluff]

Ali listened, dully wondering why she didn't just take off. "I haven't spoken to anybody either. I'm just fine." She replied, glancing back at him. "There is nothing for you to intrude on. I don't have a territory, or a home, or a family. So there is nothing." Ali eased her pace into a brisk trot, paws aching to go faster. "Isis?" Ali slowed, blinking and trying to remember where the name came from. She shook her head. "Nothing." She resumed her eager trot again, noting that the sun was setting and she would have to find a place to sleep soon. Normally Ali traveled by night, but this was a different case.

[P r o m i s e r]

"Isis was a Leader of the pack I was in. My fathers name was Jericho." I replied, and sighed lightly. "Ali, if you want me to I could hunt for you." I offered, trying to be a nice wolf.

[Unicorn_Fluff]

"Mm." Ali answered, stopping and looking back at him. "The population of prey here is poor. In the morning, we can keep going and hunt when we get there." She kept walking, glancing back at him now and then.

[P r o m i s e r]

"Alright." I replied, following her. "Wait am I going with you, or do I stay here?" I asked, just to make sure.

[Unicorn_Fluff]

"The word 'we' usually implies two or more wolves, doesn't it?" Ali growled, spotting a fallen tree up ahead. She drew closer, noting the hollow underneath it. "Already used. Oh well." She muttered, lowering herself into the hollow. There was plenty of room for him.

[P r o m i s e r]

I chuckled and crawled in after her, laying my head on my paws, watching the rain sadly. I missed my parents so much. "What happened to your parents?" I asked curiously, lifting my head to meet her gaze with my aqua blue eyes.

[Unicorn_Fluff]

Ali curled herself into a ball, her tail over her nose. "I could care less about what happened to them." She muttered, golden eyes closing, but still focused on him. "They abandoned me."

[P r o m i s e r]

"I'm so sorry... My parents died in a flood when I was 6 months old." I replied, nudging her shoulder with my nose comfortingly.

[Unicorn_Fluff]

She tensed when he nudged her. "Sorry to hear that..." Ali curled tighter, wondering if he was even tired.

[P r o m i s e r]

"Thanks..." I whispered, laying down next to her. My blue gaze was fixed on her for quite a while, watching her rest. I wasn't tired at all in fact.

[Unicorn_Fluff]

Ali could feel his eyes on her, and wondered why he wasn't scared off by her personality. She snapped her own golden eyes open, throwing an accusing glare before closing them again.

[P r o m i s e r]

I chuckled at her glare then rolled my eyes. "Was that supposed to catch my attention?" I asked cockily.

[Unicorn_Fluff]

Ali growled. "No, it was meant to be a warning. If you would like your warning to hurt, keep it up." She muttered, standing as high as she could in the den. With another growl, she turned, letting her back face him instead.

[P r o m i s e r]

I stood taller than her, giving a cocky growl. "Go ahead, hurt me. Its happened to me when I was just a pup." I replied, looking away.

[Unicorn_Fluff]

Ali looked back at him, noting how there wasn't room to dodge in the den. She stood, facing him. "I think I will." The fae stalked forward, pushing past him and going out next to the river. "If you want to fight, I'm right here!"

[P r o m i s e r]

Racing after her, I leaped on her back, pinning Ali to the ground. "Listen Ali. I have been fending for myself my whole life." I growled, getting off her and returning to the den.

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