Tundra's challenge (Pg13)

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A lone wolf stepped onto the horizon, he was well built for his young age. Slender long legs holding up a bulky body he was met for both speed and strength.... more strength though. His name was Tundra, he had dirty sand white fur and piercing yellow eyes like the sun. He began trotting closer to a water fall and sat on the rocky shore beneath him. Dropping his head to drink he kept his eyes up ready for danger. As he lifted his muzzle drips of water steamed off and he moved his left hind paw backwards before turning. After squaring up his legs he lifted his thick skull and bellowed out an eerie howl that worked it's way up to be heared over the plumbing water. It was a threat to the leader, a unwanted call, a challenge.

[P r o m i s e r]

Jade stalked through the area, teeth bared. She was just banished from her pack. Now Jade here was not a fae anyone would want to tick off or even mess with. Her muscular and bulky feminine body was covered with a pure white coat and completed with piercing blue eyes. The feathers pierced in her ear waved in the wind as she walked to the waterfall to get a drink. After she finished Jade noticed a brute over by the water. Jade was always hostile towards males, for she was almost forced by one as a yearling. Jade snarled angrily, her beautiful appearance tensing. Jade was no doubt a beautiful female and most males fell for her right away, but she always scared them away with her attitude and terrifying personality. She growled at the male, her piercing blue eyes blazing with anger.

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Though Tundra was a kind mello fellow like the Tundra itself he could be unbearable, mean, and cold hearted. He listened to her growl, ears pricked before raising his tail up like a flag declaring dominance. His brislted fur looked like thousands of needles as it stood out making his already big appearance bigger seeming. Opening his maw he spoke in a smooth handsome voice with a bitter tone, "This is my land, how dare you desripect the alpha. If you wish to carry on with your pass through I suggest you stop." He spoke calmly though seething at the fact of her rudness.

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"Alpha? Sure. My brother owns these lands. He is far older than you are." Jade snarled, standing up with intense eyes. "I have come here to be part of his." Jade said in a slightly calmer tone. If there was one thing she knew, her brother could tare this young "Alpha" limb from limb. Then, a massive dark brown brute with intense green eyes stood over the young male. "You leave my sister alone." The male said with a dark and booming voice. That was Jade's brother, Nigel. He was the age of 4. He had two other wolves with him. "This is my territory, young Loner. I have been watching you. You are no Alpha."

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( Themg said Tundra may act like the leader since this was made baisicly a week ago so really Nigel would be fighting for his land [u]back[u].)

Tundra snarled, "Well then why doesn't he reply to my challenge? I howled mine quite awhile ago. Their is a wolf code on this. If the alpha doesn't reply after a day it's the challengers, I howled at morning. It's now night." He stated before the large brute came, he growled at him. "You don't know that. I could have a pack just waiting to come. For all you know I could have ten sons and daughters. In fact I am no loner. I have a daughter." He said taking a challenging stance ready to fight over this beautiful territory.

Emerald had grown tired of waiting at the edge of the territory for Tundra to howl for her. Standing up the dark red-ish brown fea fallowed his sent quickly. She had strange beautiful emerald green eyes, a slender form made for speed. Stopping at the tree line she watched for awhile before making her entrance walking in and going, "Ehem..." She said to get their attention but her dad didn't glance over...he needed to keep himself focused...even if she disobedied him.

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(Wild One, I hate to drop out. But I have many topics to reply to, and I have too many to keep track of. I'm sorry to be dropping out. )

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(It's perfectly fine.)

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