A Rest in the Fields

Lunesta trotted along through the soft, green grass, enjoying the cool wing that blew through her fur. She smiled as she saw the mice and voles skittering around to get back to their holes. She padded over to a tall, shady tree and settled herself below it, enjoying the scenery.

Kaia streached and rolled onto her back. The breeze was cool and she closed her eyes in delight.

Pad stretched, bottom in the air, front legs out in front of her, jaws wide in a jaw-cracking yawn. She shook herself, and began to prance about, tongue lolling happily. She felt good. Today, something was going to happen. For sure. Something good. Pad was usually pretty good at premonition, though she had been wrong before. She trotted over to Lunesta, making the universal "come play!" body language: Ears up, tail wagging, tongue lolling in open jaws, eyes twinkling merrily. "Come on! Betcha can't catch me! "She said, laughing and getting up, prancing a little bit away, then making the play body language again. She giggled in anticipation.

Kaia saw to wolves starting to play.
"Can I play to?" she asked as she bounded over to them.

Pad grinned, her tail wagging harder. "Sure you can!" She panted happily, turning diagonally to see both of them, in case they decided to launch themselves at her at the same time. She looked from one to the other, glancing between them. Her hazel eyes danced with hysterical laughter.

Alekain padded over to the field and saw wolfs playing in the field. One looked very unfamliar. He hunched into the grass unknown and laid there for a while watching

Kaia jumped around playfully. She loved playing.

Pad leapt forward, attempting to tackle Kaia, grinning. She 'wuff'ed happily, but it soon turned into a yelp as she tripped and tangled herself up in her own limbs. She looked up at Kaia, grinning goofily. "Help? Maybe?" She was giggling though, and as far as she could tell, wasn't hurt.

Frost came quietly from the food pile and lay down onto the soft grass. His head was on his paws as he watched the other wolves jump around. He didn't care to waste energy like that and preferred to watch from the sidelines. He shifted and looked at the Alphas talking over on the the other side but found them boring compared to the other wolves so he shifted and sat up against a tree to shield himself from the burning sun.

Now, Pad was not one to be confused easily. Despite this, she had her ditzy moments. This would be one of those moments. After untangling herself, looking around, sniffing the air, she realized that she was not in the right place. This was bad. This was very, very bad. This was bad as in potentially deadly. Pad's eyes widened for a fraction of a second before she began to back away slowly. She took on a defensive crouch, and a snarl appeared on her face. Her happy-go-lucky nature was gone, replaced with one that she had taken on in the city. Out now came her rough-n-tumble side. The side you really did not want to mess with if she got angry. But she wasn't angry now, just scared. Pad had mistakenly taken a nap in other wolves' territory. This is where her trouble came in. You never ventured into another's territory unless you had a really good reason. Taking a nap was not one of those. "Alright, hold up, game's over. My bad. I'll be taking my leave now." She told them, eyes flicking around for anyone who might be charging at her.

A/N: My bad, didn't realize where I was. Heh heh. *embarrassed*

((Lol, that's okay. Uh oh, here comes Ayla))
Ayla looked up. She saw a wolf that she didn't recognize. Ayla went over to her, "What are you doing here? You have no reason to come onto this pack territory!" she snarled.

"That's okay, I was just leaving." Pad hissed back, eyes narrowing. She backed up further, trying to get under the cover of trees where she felt most safe. She really needed out. Pad wasn't about to back down to someone she felt no loyalty to, but then again she didn't want to get her head ripped off, literally and metaphorically. She flashed the two she had been playing with an apologetic look before her amber eyes turned back on the female wolf. Ayla, was her name?

"Roger." You didn't need to tell Pad twice. She turned tail and ran like Death was on her heels. Which it just might have been, incidentally, had she not been running so fast. She nearly tripped over twenty different roots and rocks, and it seemed to take hours to reach the borderline. But never once did she quit running. As soon as she stepped over the borderline, her happy-go-lucky nature was back, and she looked back, sticking her tongue out in the other pack's direction, tail waving lazily behind her. She giggled to herself, previous fear forgotten. Her ears came up, her tail stuck up straight in the air, and she trotted off with her nose in the air.

Frost's eyes watched her as she left and padded over to Ayla. "You should not be so hard on such a young wolf" he murmured, even though he felt a little resentment toward the other wolf as well. It was just a natural instinct especially in Rough Sky wolves as history wasn't very kind to the pack.

"Hmph" Frost grunted and lay down on the grass again...

Kaia whined. She dint like having her play interrupted, even though the alpha said so and she was from another pac.
Kaia faced towards the others.
"Who wants to play?" she grinned, her tongue lolling out of her mouth in a playful grin.

Alekain watched as Ayla took off to the other wolves. As an Alpha male he let the female do the work, but when he senced the other wolf's voice as hostile his hackles were raised as he ran up behind Ayla. Still far enough away for her to do her job. He stood proud and tall ready to attack. His nickname wasn't bio hazard for nothing. His bulky muscles stood out in the sunlight. He was ready to defend his alpha at any cost. As the stranger cowered and took off running he padded up next to Ayla "Nice job, sassy little pup isn't she" he grinned and huffed as he turned his head to the others.
He was rubbed the wrong way at Frost's comment. "But does one question the Alpha females decision?" he replied with a little sturness in his voice.
Alekain wasn't usually the playing type. But he liked keeping his females happy. He stuck his but in the air and his thick tail wagged as he dropped his head to the ground with playful eyes. The handsome wolf had an appeal like no other males in the pack. He smirked as he jumped over Kaia "come on slow poke" he smirked as he pranced off and then came back to the rest in a circle and winked at Ayla.

As ayla ran out of Alekains reach he through his paw out as if to catch her but missed. He then pounced after her giving her the lead way. As she turned her back he quickly and undedected hit under the grass. As an outcast he had been good at passing undedected.

As quick as his muscles would let him react he whiped around and wraped his front paws around her neck and playfully bit her throat as he would do if he was fighting. He pulled her over to her side.

He watched the Alphas frolic through the field but he soon got bored and he turned onto his back and stretched. enjoying the warm sunshine in his fur. "Nice day" he thought and closed his eyes dozing a little.