Name: Sakura

Age: Adult

Gender: Female

Pack: Kintopack

Personality: Sakura is fierce and hardly ever shows certain emotions. She can be your best friend or your worst nightmare, never looking back, only moving forward. Though she wishes it was that simple when she falls asleep, forcing her to relive her past, and often causing her to awaken with tears streaking her fur.

History[optional]: She never talks about her past for it is horrid to her and she prefers never to look back. However she might trust someone along the way with her burdens.
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Maybe more to come.

Name: Ayame

Age: 1

Gender: Female

Pack: Liyanto

Position: Hunter

Personality: Ayame is very playful. She is also very energetic. She doesn't like to work but will when told to. Though she is fairly young she does her work very well, though she does take some pointers here and there from the other wolves on how to do her job better. Sometimes she goes into  depression state.

History: When she was about 3 months old, her parents (both hunters of the Liyanto pack) were killed by hunters of the Kinto pack. Both the Kinto hunters and here parents died. Though she was never told this, she thinks they have followed game far away from the pack. She does her job the best that she can so she can spend time with her parents more. Because of her beliefs she waits on the border everyday right before dark falls for her parents to come home from their never ending hunt. The bandages on her arms are to cover her scars from her first hunt.

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~Kintopack~

The sun shined brightly in the sky, its rays drifting through cracks in the cave and awaking Kisoa. He blinked and let out a huge yawn before arching his back into a long stretch. "Another day, another splinter in my paw", he joked softly before padding out of the cave. He squinted his eyes under the harsh light of the sun and let out a sigh of relief when he went under the shade of an oak tree. Not many other of his packmates were awake, many were still snoozing in the cave, tired after a hunt or patrolling. Kisoa pricked his ears, aware of any unfamiliar sounds around him. Lately Liyantopack had gotten pretty daring and would sometimes stray over the border, but Kisoa wasn't going to play that game. He would chase them down all the way into the heart of their camp if he had to.

~Liyantopack~

Shisea awoke to the sound of other wolves moving around, the thud of their paws hitting the ground and the sound bouncing around in the cave. She blinked and stretched, feeling extremely excited for the new day ahead of her. "Good morning forest!" she exclaimed as she padded into the middle of the camp and sat down. Liyantopack usually awoke early ever since Kintopack decided to act aggresive towards them. We'll show them who runs this forest! she thought with a smirk before going out into the forest.

~Kintopack~ 

Kisoa dipped his head respectfully. "I'm up for the task" he told her, his excitement rising. This was his chance to check up on the borders and of course, work hard for his pack. Kisoa was dying to check the borders first but he reminded himself to calm down and to remember that Sakura had asked him to hunt, not patrol. Sighing, he looked around the camp. "Who shall I take with me?" he asked her, though the answer was obvious; anyone who wanted to go hunting. He blinked slowly, his eyes a bright yellow, and focused on what his leader was going to say next. His ears twitched as a leaf fell softly down from the oak tree and landed on his head.

~Liyantopack~

Shisea trotted through the forest, her tail swaying back and forth. She let her muscles relax and relished the wind that blew through her fur. Though the day had been good so far, something felt wrong. She stopped and looked around, drawing in the scents of the forest. Gra.ss, dirt....Onia! Shisea could smell the healer's scent and decided to follow it, maybe she could help out with something. As she followed Onia's scent trail, she listened to the sound of the wind blowing through the trees, the rustle of bushes and the calling of birds overhead. Shisea couldn't help but sigh at the beauty of the forest.

Bhanu stretched her legs and pricked her ears, no wolves were currently in her den and she was well stocked on herbs. With no one to care for and no herb hunting to be done, Bhanu had overslept. With a flick of her tail she stepped out from her den and looked around.

Ayame woke to a small breeze stretching as it blew on her fur. She opened her eyes and looked up at the light blue sky. She never like sleeping in the den so she always slept out under the stars. "I wonder where everybody is." she wined softly. Her tail wagged intensely as the urge to play overwhelmed her. She sniffed the air hoping to catch a sent of another wolf. But her ears flattened as she remembered about her hunt she had to do. It was her turn to feed the pack that morning. She sighed as she started to walk towards the woods, her head hanging low.

~Kintopack~

Kisoa nodded to her. Sakura's plan didn't sound cowardly, in fact, it sounded like an excellent idea. He looked around at the other wolves who had emerged out of their sleeping places and padded to the center of the clearing, feeling like Sakura had something to say to all of the wolves. If we meet any Liyantopack members on our territory, I'll tear them to shreds, he thought with a low growl. Kisoa would do whatever it took to teach those imbeciles a lesson. One that they will never forget! Once again, Kisoa found himself with his ears pricked, alert for any sounds that could be suspicious.

~Liyantopack~

Shisea yipped happily when she spotted Onia and she trotted over to her. "Hello there, Onia!" she barked. "Do you need help with something?" she added, feeling the need to be doing something important. Though, she could always go on a hunting party, Shisea felt that helping the Healer was more important. She tipped her head to one side and studied Onia before a scent lingered past her nose....Kintopack! What could she have been doing in their territory? Well, she didn't get caught....