WELCOME

A white wolf padded across the outscarts of New York. Her ears low. It started to rain and she hated it. He name was Kindle. She headed into a small alley and sat down in the dark corner. She licked her paw and glanced around. She turned into her human self and quickly got dressed into a cute little black top and blue jeans and cowgirl boots. Her hazel eyes scanned the area. Kindle walked into a small diner to get out of the rain. "Seesh...why rain?" she asked herself. She sat down at the table in the back. She wondered why her gut feeling was telling her to find two brothers. That she wasn't all certain. She was confused about all of it.

Gaberiel had been watching this white wolf for about a day now. He'd seen her,thinking her to be his sister at first. Once her scent had told him that she was not, he saw her eye and the scar. Something about her peeked his interest. There was a certain sense of power about her and he was curious as to where it came from. It felt nothing like the power of his pack, yet she was a complete wolf and not one of those half and half abominations, those monsters with no fur.

He kept his distance, making sure she didn't discover him until he decided it was time.

Kindle felt like she was being watched. She glanced around seeing no one really looking her way. She sighed deeply and fidged with her necklace. She knew something was out of normal. She sipped her tea that she had ordered. She coughed a little placing it down on the table and paid for it. Seeing that the rain had stopped...finally. She walked out of the diner walking down the side walk. She headed back into the dark alley and changed back into her wolf self without the clothes. She sniffed the air and smelt Gaberial near by. She growled a little.

He knew she'd picked up his scent the second the wind changed. He put on his best grin and stepped out from around a corner, observing her passively now. He'd spent the whole day keeping his distance, but now he was interested in meeting her. Engaging a conversation with another wolf was something that he rarely got to do these days, not since he'd put himself under the service of a new demon. He and Gwen were running around like crazy, but they were glad to be helping out the family.

"So what's with the hostility?" His expression was nonchalant and passive, even though he was very curious about this particular she wolf. She was different, special like him and he wanted to know why. There were other s like him, he knew, but none he knew of outside of his family and that bitch, Celina.

Kindle looked to Gaberial as he showed himself. She snarled not wanting to reply. She had her mind set and didn't want to be distracted. She listened to what he had to say though. She placed her ears back and tail slightly moving. Showing no emotion right now. She had no clue who he was or why he was even talking to her. "Who are you?" she asked quickly. She hated being followed without knowing who was doing it. It bothtered her too much amoung other things.

Licking his muzzle, he yawned, turning one ear back and snorting at her hostility. "Nice to meet you too," he answered, still standing. He was unwilling to sit and relent his dominance. Even in his own pack, he was dominant, even over his own sister and he was not willing to give it up for some strange shewolf.

"Nice evasion of my question," he added, fully aware that he was evading hers...for the moment. He sniffed in her direction, pretending this was his first time musing over her scent.

"Name's Gabe...and you?"

Kindle heard him speak of his name. Her ears went a little forward. He was nice enough to answer her question. She sniffed the air more. "I'm...Kindle," Kindle replied. She was very surprised that she told Gabe her name. She never told anyone her name unless it was part of her pack. She stepped back not wanting to be apart of it. "Were you following me?" Kindle asked. She was very weary of Gabe. She hardly trust male wolves.

"What's it to you if I was?" he answered, trotting towards, but past her. He wasn't even looking at her, not wanting to give her the idea that he was challenging her or anything. He tolerated the company of other wolves and considering the fact that he was alone right now, it would be nice to have some company. It was only humans and Celina that he hated. He had no interest in mating with her and he could burn her alive or just disappear on her if she decided she was one for trying to fight him. Demon given powers came in handy, but he only used them when he had to. Being larger than her, he could probably still win a fight. Though, judging by her stature, they'd both end up with a few good gouges. She was interesting, that was for sure.


He stopped once he was about five feet past her and turned, mouth slightly open, ears relaxed. "I heard the prey was good around here and I was hoping to catch something a little bigger than a rabbit. Care to join?"

Kindle looked to Gabe. She watched him trot pass her and turned around to face him. Her tail still not wagging. She wasn't sure if she should trust him or not, but he was surely trusting her not to fight. Her ears became more relaxed as the time they talked went by. "I guess I could. I haven't hunted with someone in a long time," Kindle said. Truth was she never really hunted before her entire life because of her bloodline she had servents to hunt for her. But she knew how to fight.

If Gabe had, had his sister's telepathy, he'd have scoffed at this shewolf. Letting servants hunt for you was so unlike a wolf, ever a werewolf. Wolves worked as a team or not at all, that was always what he'd been taught anyway. He couldn't remember a time where he didn't feel that thrill, not before now anyway.

His muzzle nodded, tongue flicking out to massage his nose. He turned and kept going. His nose had already picked up the scent of a large buck. He trotted forward, eager for the hunt, fully aware of where she was at all times.

Kindle thought about this. She needed to a wolf that she half was. She sighed and trotted after him, "Wait, up," Kindle said. She was hungry and that tea didn't satisify her thirt or hunger. She then was at his side in no time. "Please let me help. I'd be honered," Kindle said. She never been with species of her own kind and well it been almost six years since she had done anything wolf like. She was trained to be more human every day and hated it. SHe wondered if Gabe would let her now.

Gabe gave her a slight glance, but no more. He kept his head higher than hers on purpose. Out here, he was dominant. he had no knowledge of any royal bloodline nor any care about one if he'd known of it. He was a wolf, not some human who bowed and scraped in front of royals.

He nodded. "If you think you can keep up little missy." It was a habit of his to pick on shorter females. His sister had bitten him good for it a couple of times, but he'd always won in the end. He grinned at her, tongue hanging out in amusement.

Kindle smiled very little. Her first smile all day. "You seriously need to stop with those jokes of yours. They are getting annoying," Kindle said to Gabe. She could see somewhat but because of her blindness it was hard for to hunt. She was going to push on the effort though. She was a tough shewolf and wouldn't decline an adventure of a life time. She was actually enjoying her time and not wasting it on human technology for once. "So, Gabe were you following me?" Kindle asked again.

Gabe glanced at her again, grinning still. "I've been known to follow a pretty lady or two." Had he been in human form, he'd of chuckled. He didn't mention that he was interested in why the hell another werewolf, one who clearly was not of his pack, was a full wolf in her changed form as opposed to that part wolf thing that most werewolves turned into. Appearances weren't as important to a wolf, but it was still weird to see one of those other werewolves. He'd find out about her later, once she trusted him a bit more.

He tensed as they got closer to the buck, motioning for her to get lower with him. Creeping forward, he got the buck in his sights. He motioned for her to flank around. They could come in on more than one side and force the buck into the thicker trees where they'd have the advantage over those larger antlers.

Kindle got down low. Her ears relaxed a forward right now. She glanced to the buck. Sniffing the air and she could tell that it was a weak one who got lost from the herd he was in. Kindle moved around to the other side as Gabe had told her. This would her first kill if it was succesful. She hoped that her blindness wouldn't stop her. She was very light on her paws making hardly any noise so she wouldn't frighten the buck.