Leaf had killed a human once. Two actually. The humans who had killed her parents. Humans didn't taste very good though.

Leaf pricked up her ears. What's that...? she thought. A bear?

Leaf followed the sound.

((Okay))

Dawn felt shoots of terible pain surge through her body, she was having the babies! At first she was scared, then she was excited, then scared. "Help!" She yelped, not knowing what to do. "Someone!" She screamed, she layed on her side, and tried to push......

Sitting at the edge of the territory, Raze let his senses run across the territory as far as they could go. The first thing he noticed was the scent of rouges, two of more in the packs territory. Fur fluffing up, he knew that the pack alpha female was close to having her pups, and as vicious as she was, could easily be brought down by a rouge. Snorting, he lay down and flicked a annoying fly away from his back. If something happened to her, then it was the alpha males fault for not watching his mate. It was not that he had no loyalty, of course he did, just as most wolves. But he was not inclined to risk his fur for future brats who would just snooze the days away while ordering older wolves to fetch them some food. That was the way of his old pack, what would make this one any different? 

Looking up at the clouds, a ragged rouge did not pay any attention once so ever to the borders of a wolves territory. They did not matter in the least to him, what the Wolfie's did or did not do. They were all savage beasts in his eyes, not the proud, regal creatures leopards and such were. Living in packs, letting other boss you around, what way was that to live? Alcarie sniffed around and growled softly, a menacing  grin blooming on his face, revealing his long yellow fangs. "Ah, guess the Wolfie's have snacked well." He muttered to a small squirrel walking beside him. He eyes it as the thing tumbled away, mouth already watering. Sure the thing smelled earthy and un-animal like, but it mattered not to him. Leaping with a grunt, he pinned down the creature and bit, lips curling back in disgust at the taste. Blinking several times down at his 'prey', he snarled angrily. "Curse you squirrel, running off and leaving me with nothing more then a tree sprout." He grumbled, limping off into the bushes. Looking back at the leaf, he suddenly wondered what had become of the squirrel, having never seen it leave the spot.

((I might have to explain some of the thing's Alcarie does or see's, but i'll try to keep him as uncomplicated as possible. There never was a squirrel, only a floating leaf. But his mind told him it was a squirrel and thats what he thought he saw.))

((Homg babies. Leaf doesn't like pups, so don't bring them near her :O))

It was a bear

Finally, something more tough to kill.

Leaf jumped at it, sinking her teath into the bear's neck. The bear struggled, and bit Leaf's face. Leaf bit harder, and so did the bear, this time biting Leaf's back leg. She cried out in pain, but still kept fighting. She bit as hard as she could, put both front paws on the the neck, and broke it. The bear fell to the ground. 

So did Leaf.

She cried out in pain. She had large bite marks on her face and leg, and her leg was twisted in a way it should never go. She howled again.

((Naw, your's is not inferior, I just write a lot of stuff that probably is not important.))

Alcarie looked up as a howl of pain ripped through the air, his grin only widening at the sound. How he loved to hear the pain of another, thought they could never know the pain that a hunter, or human could create for them, or so he thought. Chuckling darkly, he got to his paws and flinched as his hip bones protruded uncomfortably from his back. "Curse you animals of the forest, for being so darn slippery." Limping off towards the sounds and the scent of blood, he gold eyes watched the scene curiously. When the other she-wolf appeared, he snorted at her comp*censored*ion. "Poor poor Wolfie, ripped apart by a creature she could not hope to defeat." He chimed in, glad his dark pelt blinded him in with the shadows. "Now the ground will run red with blood and smaller creatures will eat the very life of the predator. "He chanted, sitting down to watched.

Raze scowled at the sound of pain, two really. One from Dawn and the other from a rouge, by the way  it sounded. Getting to his large paws, he took off after the rouge, not wanting to get shredded by the alpha male if he was caught near his mate when she was so weak. Seeing Myth and Leaf, one of which was ripped apart, he did a double take. Walking quickly over to see if he could help, the stench of blood made his nose wrinkle. Hearing another voice in the background, this one weak and raspy, he chose to ignore it, but the words made his fur prickle all over again. The voice sounded odd, lost and terrible. He shook his head, and asked if he could help.

Leaf managed to nod, and slightly giggle.

"I was tired of killing boring old deer. Too easy..." she howled in pain again. Blood poured out of the gnashes on her face.

"At least we got some food to last us a while... never...tried...bear though...." and she fainted again.

Leaf's eyes opened up slightly.

"I hope I'm not dying...." Leaf said quietly, "That would be such a tragedity. But...would anyone really miss me?"

Leaf coughed, as some blood that had dripped into her mouth came out.