Shade whirled to face the new wolf. She growled and knocked Cloud, who was getting ready to jump at her again, into the meadow he came from.
Cloud yelped as he was flung backwards. "I thought we could-" he started, then was cut off by several tendrils of shadow wrapping around his snout. He yelled more muffled words at the Hidden Pack wolves, but to no avail. He wasn't going to be released anytime soon.

Yes, there will be meetings. The Alphas form whole pack meetings though.

Owl ran through Meadow pack territory. She climbed up a ledge of ground and made a cliff. She jumped onto a deer,"Fear me!" she yowled. Owl saw some shadows, and heard some wolves. The Earth wolf ran over to the shadow and saw Cloud and Shade. Owl jumped onto Shade and made an earth tent around them so no one else could get in.

Shade howled and flung Owl off of her, slamming the tent with shadow tendrils. She rammed her into the walls. The night-wielder felt dirt falling on her head. It has to break soon, she thought, and smashed into the walls again.

Storm~

The rock wall encased the two wolves. Growling I stepped across the border, specks in my eyes blazing. Above us the clouds grew darker and more numerous. Quickly I remembered the position of Shade just before the wall came down, then concentrated and made a circle around that spot. Besides, I was sure that Shade was still there because of a thumping sound right in that spot. Then I made the rest of the fire spread, only Shade was safe, and Owl had no way of getting Shade was in the safety of the circle, the fire was to high. Owl would soon be burned if she didn't make the wall come down. Then there was a flash of lightning which went right through a small hole at the top. "Bring the wall down now! This is an unnessesary battle. Owl, hidden pack's territory is not yours to do with it what you will, yes, hiddenpack is attacking Cloud, but that's because Cloud is tresspassing. Yet again, Glaxa and Shade, I saw the whole thing from inside Streampacks border, including the part of Cloud running onto your territory. You were to quick to jump to conclusions, Cloud was clearly unaware of where he was or at which point he got there. Simply chasing him off the territory would have been much better than needlessly throwing yourself into battle. This battle does not have to continue. You would think that wolves around here knew the difference between a useless battle and a one worth fighting." Cautiously I stepped back to my territory.

"The Meadow Pack attacked first," Dagger said, coming beside his alpha. "The yellow and white wolf attacked the grey one." He knew he had been trespassing, but it was only to keep an eye on Shade. He was...drawn, that must be it, to her. The ability to shift darkness was not something he had seen before. The rock wolf narrowed his eyes at the warring factions.
Shade's head jerked up, even though she couldn't see much. She rammed into the wall again, and the earth fell around her and Owl. Who are you? she wondered.
Cloud snarled at Dagger. "You shouldn't have said that! They could have been punished-" he began, then choked off his sentence, his eyes widening. "I shouldn't have said that, Cloud, you idiot," he muttered, turning her head to the side.

Storm~

A wall of fire came up in front of me, stopping the wolf. Sighing I shook my head, still refusing to pu wait either fire out. "I know my limits. She has to put the wall down. There's no chance she would want to burn."

(Your char can't see Shade and Owl cause there's a wall of earth around them. My char only memorized the positions they had been in just before the wall.)

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Galaxa listened closely to Clouds voice,annoyed. "Owl, put the wall down! You have no right to enclose two wolves for no reason!" She growled, waiting for a response to yowl back at her. She gripped her teeth together, then opened them wide, a stream of hot magma spraying at the side of the rock wall, causing a hole to be burnt through it. Since Owl was the one to create the wall, when it was burnt, damage was done to Owl. "I'll burn it down, and you'll be the one to blame for your own death!" She hissed, crouching low and peeking through the hole in the wall.