((Same here. Well, I'll be right back. Gotta eat some piscetti (spaghetti)!))

Saint perched on his rock pile near his den, staring angrily at the human monster built in his backyard. He whipped around and stalked over the boulders, and leapt off, landing silently in the sand, and he turned around, and peered at the sky

Steel turned and looked at dust and moon. "come on guess, we should look for some food..."
Dust sighed, "like we would find any."
Moon stared at the sky, expecting to see smoke from the human machines, but she didn't

Stains slipped through the forest silently, shaking, terrified from watching her home being torn apart, she closed her eyes, the smoke that still hung in the air stung at her eyes, making them water. The sound of trees being ripped from the ground still rang in her ears from what she watched last night. Her stomach growled, and she whimpered, knowing there wasn't much a chance of finding anything. She lifted her head to peer through the trees, and ducked instantly, spotting a human. She was about to turn and run into the trees still standing, but a low growl escaped her throat as she saw a wolf staring straight down the barrel of the humans metal stick. She knew the human was going to shoot him if she didn't do anything, but she didn't want to threaten her own life for a stranger. She sighed, and turned her head away, blinking we need every wolf around if were going to have a chance... she duced deeper in the bushes, ready to run, and she bark once, loudly

Steel lowered his head, sniffing the ground. He knew they had little chance of finding even a mouse, but the last thing he wanted was his sister and himself to starve. He swore to himself that he'll never go that way
Moon stared at the sky a moment longer, before padding along side steel. "come on..." she whispered, "let's find somewhere to rest, we've been searching for food all day..."
Dust nodded, wincing, in agreement. "we should find some clean water first, i could dry up a whole waterfall i'm so thirsty." she said, trying to give some comical relief. It didn't work, and steel held his head and tail low as they padded on in search of a resting place.

They sky was bright, but he could see no sun, and he couldn't help but shed a whimper. He turned away, his nose close to the sand as he tried to pick up a scent of... anything. After a few moments, he snorted angrily, and turned back to the rocks.

Stains peered through the leaves to see what had happened. She saw the human on the floor, laying limp. Her eyes widened as she saw the wolf, but she was unsure if she should run or not. After a quick thought she decided it'd be safest to keep as low as she can, after all, she wasn't even sure if this dog was going to aggresive

Dust stoppped, and perked her ears nervously as she heard the cries of a human, and she shuddered.
Steel heard it too, and he growled, "it's far away, don't worry." he whispered
Moon blinked towards her brother, "were getting close to a stream." she stated, "i can hear the rushing water, somewhere nearby.
Steels tail lifted at the sound of good news, and he padded on with his sisters, with moon in the lead now

With a m*censored*ive leap, saint leapt onto a high leadge, and pulled himself up the small rocky mountain. Once he'd crawled halfway up, he peered out over the land. The desert stretched on before him, then broke away into a very patch forest. It was being completely torn down, even from this far away he could see that. He sigh, and crawled into the cave that gaped open not far above his head, and curled up after going deep inside. For a moment, he wondered if there would be any food under the cover of the forest, but he doubted it.

(( bump ))

Stains popped up from the bush suddenly, Completely forgetting that she was hiding, and she blinked at kallisto in surprise

((oh pretty!))
Saint tucked his nose under his paws and closed his eyes tight, trying to sleep.

Necromancer turned and snarled at the new sound, but quickly held back when he saw it was another wolf. For some reason, more wolves seemed to be popping out of no where, he thought most of the wolves had left. He glanced back at the bush, positive there was another wolf in there, then turned to the wolf that wasn't hiding. Eyes hollow once again, he asked, "Who are you?" his voice seemed to be in a perpetual moan, more so like the wind, but he didn't find anything wrong with it. Caught off gard, Necromancer jumpped slightly when the other wolf popped out of the bush. He had become much more alert ever since the humans had came, but had been caught off guard. He felt safer knowing there were other wolves nearby, but he quickly reminded himself that everyone might be an enemy.