The Central Plains (Lions and Tigers, Oh My!): Free RP

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Korkoa nodded. "Oh, I suppose with some rest I'll be fine. I do suggest we go somwhere safer however."
 
OOC: Werewolves are not obvious to the SIGHT when in human form, but probably Korkoa could SMELL the difference in Drainor.

ooc:Yeah but I don’t want everyone to know I’m a werewolf. It kinda takes away the point of turning into a human or not if all the animals could just sense that your not what you are. My character DOES NOT have a were wolf smell cause I don’t want people to recognize what he is at first site. Korkoa obviously knows what he is after that little fight, but not everyone would know.
 
ooc:Yeah but I don’t want everyone to know I’m a werewolf. It kinda takes away the point of turning into a human or not if all the animals could just sense that your not what you are. My character DOES NOT have a were wolf smell cause I don’t want people to recognize what he is at first site. Korkoa obviously knows what he is after that little fight, but not everyone would know.

OCC: Personally at first I thought it was only a regular wolf. And you must remeber for future refrence cats have a better sense of smell than most animals... and even if they couldn't see him they may be able to hear him.

Just wanted to let you know.;)
 
Korkoa limped after Kayla, favoring his right front paw. "Once again, I thank you. I am Korkoa, who are you?"
 
"Wasn't a problem. Name's Kayla. I am a ex-White Witch wolf that was a complete rebel. Rebelled against the witch and obviously my own kind." she said.
 
"Well," Korkoa said, feeling out his paw and deciding he could walk, "if you are an enemy of the Witch, you are a friend of mine."
 
"I curse the day the witch forced me to aid her. I sware I shall never do it again. For Aslan." Kayla said slightly bowing. "Now, let's continue before someone sniffs us out or something."
 
"I know that area well. I used to go there when I wanted to get away from the other wolves. They can be so pathetic." Kayla said rolling her eyes at the thought of the others.
 
"Pathetic? In my experience wolves have always been very noble." Korkoa said, limping towards Lantern Waste.
 
"Well," Korkoa conceded. "I suppose you're right. Perhaps we should pick up our pace, that werewolf will not be distracted for long."
 
Henchwuffie ;)

In the empty plains, there is nobody in sight. The weather has turned particularly miserable, dull clouds hanging low over equally drab grass. Picturesque snow flurries are turned into stinging shards to bite at one's nose and eyes, and the frigid wind invades every hollow-in-the-grass shelter. Those who live here, if any do, have hidden themselves away in their dens and runs; not even a rabbit can be seen.

A solitary wolf makes his way through the fields, keeping low with his nose to the ground. His shaggy, unkempt gray fur does not stand out in the dead grass – really, it seems to be the sort of non-color to fade into any background. There's certainly nothing about him to make you look twice: lean and yellow-eyed, not particularly large or formidable for his kind. He moves with a sort of slinking, crouching gait that immediately suggests wary uncertainty.

If, however, one were to look twice, it would become clear that his posture does not indicate timidity but cunning. The lank frame that might have been taken to be underfed can instead be seen to be pure agile, compact muscle. And there is certainly nothing fearful or desperate in the intelligent golden eyes – this creature is not hunted, but hunter.

He picks up his pace, loping easily on despite the stiff wind. The trail is cooling, but he has been well trained. By tomorrow at this time, he guesses, he will have caught up with the traitor-wolf, Kayla, and her companion.
 
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