HG TERRITORY - Pack Boarders

"The edges of the pack's territory. Beyond lay the territories of other packs."

Prey - Hare
Dangers - Enemy wolves, Bears, Coyotes

Red decided to try sneaking away despite everyone slowly thinking he was a traitor. In the distance he noticed a hare. He looked behind him and saw the everyone was still yelling- mostly Fang and Castalia. With Red already annoyed, plus ready and hungry for a hunt, he charged after the hare in hopes if getting a small snack.

Shade laid down with a huff, and watched Red chase the rabbit. She ignored the other wolves fighting. She decided to follow Red to see if he got the rabbit. She walked up behind Red.

Finally Red thought he was close enough. With the biggest leap he could make, he pounced right onto the rabbit. His weight plunged down onto the rabbit as well, but then he bit its neck just in case. He snorted. "Why is prey so dumb?" He retorted. Taking a bite of his kill, he thought that these rabbits and elk meant nothing.

Shade watched Red maim his food. Shade shook her head at Red, then she saw Castalia walk up the her. Shade sat up and greeted Castalia happily.

Forgiven glanced over to Red, her eyes slight shining with annoyance due to his meaning of prey.
She rolled around in the grass until she'd stop when she was laying on her back.
Forgiven kicked into the air with her paws, 'chasing' a butterfly around. She flickered her ears around slightly.

Shade turned her head and watched Forgiven tourture the poor butterfly. Shade then cast a glance at Castalia. "Hey."

Red looked at Castalia, who was eying his prey. He playfully nipped at her as if he was pretending to protect his kill.

Shade smiled at them, and rolled over, starting to feel hungry. Shade cast a glance at Red's prey, and grinned evilly, then sneaked around Red and snatched his prey and ran off chuckling.

"Hey! Give it back!" He yelled, darting after Shade. Lucky for him he hung out her so much he new a few shortcuts and would catch up to Shade quickly. Red crawled into an underground tunnel while Shade wasn't looking and would dig his way out just at the right moment to pop out under Shade and grab him by the stomach.

Shade ran toward where Red was, but then smiled and faked like she was still heading over there, then turned and ran in the opposite direction. "Still the same old tricks, Red? I could see you!!" chuckled Shade as she continued to run.

"Humph." Red came out and started jumping on tree stumps. Eventually he slipped and fell off, bending his paw out of place a little.

Shade turned to see if Red was following her, then she saw Red bend his paw. "Red!!" Shade ran back to him, and dropped the prey. "Are you okay?" Shade asked watching Red closely.

"Yeah, I think I'm fine..." He said, pulling himself up. His paw was only out of place a little, enough to walk at least. "I think I'll be fine..."


PLANTS VS. ZOMBIES

Shade shook her head, then picked up his prey. "Here." She held it out for him, "I'm sorry, I took it." Shade said looking guilty. Shade felt bad for Red bending his paw.

"Naw, I'm fine. I was only chasing you for fun. I wasn't hungry." Red said, nudging it back. He sat down and soon was laying down on the ground, licking his paw.

Shade nodded, and laid down beside Red tired form all the running. She yawned loudly and laid her head down and closed her eyes. Shade thought, "I'll only take a quick nap..."

Red finished licking his paw and began thinking of how much prey spring brings. He wondered if he'd ever grow fat like some of the other wolves during spring. "Winter is a great help to the wolves who eat to much..." Red thought, since there's barely any prey for wolves who don't eat that much.

Shade started awake as she heard growls and footsteps. She jumped up and kicked Castalia and Red. Shade signaled with her nose to the noises and crouched down, staring toward the sounds. Shade narrowed her eyes and growled softly.

Red limped over to be next to Shade. It was much easier and less painful then walking on his paw. His ears perked, he wandered a little closer, keeping his head low. He tried to get it's scent but it was blocked from the wind blowing a different direction.