Well.... I dont know his name, but he needs help! I thought for sure you would help him! At least let him stay with the pack till his strength returns. I can do double the hunting to make up for him! Asha said.

The male thought for a moment see no hard in keeping the injured dog for now. If I came down to it they could easily fend him off. "He can stay, though make sure you tell Bruz (changing the bear's name) that he is welcomed." Link said before turning from her. "Oh and could you take the kills back? I have a um date to see to."

Asha nodded. She picked up the the kill and looked to the other wolf. See? I knew he would accept ya! she said.

Nep trotted through the forest, stepping on fallen twigs and dry leaves, trying to make as much noise as possible and scare off anyone around him. Nep had dealt with his share of wild animals, a few days back a group of squirrels had attacked him, scratching his back up. Nep had also dealt with a adolescent wolf that very day. The forest seemed to be the only safer place.

"I honestly didn't see it going that well." The male huffed starting to pant some from trying to walk with his wound. Hopefully they didn't live too far away.

When they were both out of sight he quickly found Tahiti's scent before trailing her to a small clearing near the water. "Found you!" He barked playfully pouncing near her. Crouching he looked up at her, tail wagging happily.

From the bed of flowers the fox popped her head up, looking about as she heard the footsteps. Was it the wolf? Had he come back to find her and kill her? Hopefully not.... Carefully River stood looking about, creeping forward towards the sound.

She bounced back...smiling."I think i fond somewhere" she trotted over to a almost perfectly fine cottage

He is a kind alpha! Asha said. She sighed. Ready to go? she asked.

"Amazing! I'm surprised it's still standing!" He barked sniffing about the place. He turned to her unsure what to do next. Maybe a bit of play would help ease the mood? Playful he crouched again yipping playfully before darting away urging her to chase him.

"Yes..." Nate said lowly limping along with her. The worst part about the walk to their den was all the stairs he had to climb. Once at the highest floor though he collapsed, panting and whimpering as he did. It hurt too much to go on at the moment...all he wanted was to rest...