MissWoolyMouse:
Name: Nick
Sex: Male
Weight: 86 pounds
Species: Timber wolf
Strengths: Quick, Quite, Tactical
Weaknesses: Has difficulty communicating, Dislikes Submitting, Eats a lot
Biology: pic
Personality: Nick is calm, quiet, and good to have while hunting or fighting. Despite what he may say or do, he is afraid of being alone or saying the wrong thing to drive others away, which is why he tends to stay silent.



Wolf90:
Name: Shade.
Gender: Female.
Personality: Kind, savage, feisty, nice, serious and funny, likes elk mostly, sometimes violent by fighting or hunting, likes making friends, strong, loyal.
Activeness: Pretty active. :3

Realistic image:

Yay! Bump!

Nick dug at the ground, moving the dirt away from the area he was focused on and grabbing the small rabbit he had left in the ground earlier that morning. He removed it from the hole and placed it on the ground next to it. He liked only having to worry about finding food for himself, it made life easier for him.

(Shade had spotted a large elk, eating some grass from the ground. She hid in the trees, eyes focused on it. She slowly padded towards it from behind. Close enough, she pounced at the elk, tearing it up, and giving a sudden end to it)

Nick was laying on the ground, eating the last remnants of his rabbit. It was good, but it wouldn't be enough if he wanted to be able to survive for long. He'd need something bigger, which means harder to take down. He stood up and started walking to a place where he knew elk liked to gather.

(A few hours had passed after she killed the first elk, she had killed 3 more for her unknown family she had. The first elk she had killed had been laying there, barley eaten. She had left it there for an unknown reason. On her way to drop off the 3 elk, she had caught a scent of a male wolf, but she kept walking, on alert)

(Quick question, how can one wolf kill one let alone three more? Also why, one elk should be enough for a decent sized pack.)

(It had taken a few hours to kill 3 more, and her 'unknown family' (Not pack) were very starving, and needed to save some for other days too.. Like a prey pile)

(...Sorry but it takes several wolves to take down one elk I could allow suspension of disbelief for her taking down one, but four is ridiculous. She would need to separate them from the herd, run them down, and make the kill four separate times. Most packs of wolves fail at doing this once more than they succeed, and they can use tactics and switch off with each other to conserve energy, a single wolf doing this four times is beyond what I can allow if we're doing a normal wolf RP.)

(I've never seen a real life wolf, so I don't really know how they hunt... ;-;)