~Sunset~

[Lluvia]

Sunset. The sky was dyed in reds,oranges, and yellows, with tinges of purples and pinks. Narrowed almond eyes watched the sunset, an unreadable expression in them. The eyes themselves were colored with bright blue, and flecks of pale indigo.The indigo ringed pupils widened in the darkening light. Then, the eyes turned toward the falls, with a sigh from the wolf.

The wolf was a small, slender she-wolf, with her elegant legs tucked under her slender form. Her fluffy tail was curled around her, the black tip resting on her forepaws. She settled her small, neat muzzle ontop of her tail, and sighed again. She was in for another lonely night.

The she-wolf's intricate markings were cast in different colors. Her pale gray fur was washed with warm colors, and her limbs and tail seemed to fade into darker reds and oranges. Her black ears were coloredi n the same reds. Only her eyes retained their blues and purples.

The she-wolf was Lluvia, a lone wolf who had no companions. She looekd toward the falls, and closed her eyes slowly, her ears full of the gentle rushing sounds of the water. She shifted slightly; her position on the bank was getting her a little wet. After a moment of quiet listening, she opened her eyes back up. The sun had set. All that was left was a faint glow above the trees. The rest of the night had already given into night.

[Domani]

<sub>It was on a whim that Domani had scoured this part of the territory, and it seemed to have payed off. He could smell the common scent of a wolf nearby, something there and been a drought, then a boom of. Ok, there was some blatant exaggeration. He knew there was a pup here somewhere, and he knew that he had just accepted a female called Neige. He still remembered her scent, and her name. Good. He nodded. To who? Oh lord, and here Domani's mental stability goes down a notch. He shuddered slightly, his gaze focusing briefly on the distance. His frame shuddered slightly, the aphotic pelt resting on it bristling slightly. He was a little tense. Just a little. As he sauntered across familiar territory, his eyes came to rest on a small female. No threat. Not a male. He smiled slightly, and when he got close enough, spoke, in a somewhat terse tone.

Hi there. Who're you?

He had lost his edge at being aggressive to wolves. Then again, he never had an edge. Joy to that. It was ridiculous. He had to get mean at one point.</sub>

[Lluvia]

Lluvia's eyes were closed when the male wolf came upon her. Her lavender flecked eyes snapped open and came to rest upon the larger wolf; she started back, her strange eyes widening. She shrank down instinctively. Her ears flicked backwards, then back toward him as he spoke.
"I am, ah, Lluvia..."She said, her soft voice a little wary. She flicked her nose with her tail as if to reassure herself, but her lean muscles were still tense; her blue and lavender eyes touched with a hint of fear.

[Domani]

<sub>Once upon a time, interrogating wolves was fun for the lupine male. Now it was just a tedious responsiblity for him.. one he despised with most of his will. He hated judging wolves, he hated the fact that the came upon his land so abundantly, he hated everything about being an alpha. But this was just a stage. He liked to patronize himself with that gesture, that every bad mood was just a stage in a cesspit that was called a life. The pestilence in him bubbled to the point you could see it in his eyes, that malice that could never, ever be stifled by a period of lightheaded happiness. But he had to stow it away for this very short point in time, to address this female who he had actually grew annoyed with. You couldn't tell, but it was just the fact that she was there.

'Brilliant. I'm Domani. Now, do you have a reason for trespassing or are you just here on a whim?'

Oh, yes. The malice was visible. Or audible, whichever road you wish to take.</sub>