Re: Informal Meeting (all dreamer come!) « Reply #15 on Mar 30, 2008, 8:51pm »
Destiny
Her mind filled with a thick fog. Suddenly Logan jumped up to see the new approaching dog, this ripped the fog away and she could suddenly think clearly. She had to take this chance. Quickly she looked around for the perfect spot. Yes, a nice flat area with no stones or trees. She gave a quick smirk at Logan, Meeting cancled! She howled and quickly raced down the flat way. Once she gained enough speed she spread her wings and was swept up in the wind. She flew out of site and toward the thick forest. Yes, landing would be tough but she had to get out of there. She also had a new thing to do on her agenda. Destiny looked over her broad maroon sholder and looked to see if anyone was following her. Hopefully not! She quietly trotted though the thick forest, weaving herself in and out of bramble.
Dynasty had had about enough of doing nothing. He picked up and moved on, finding the call of another fascinating. A superior? In a pack of Dreamers? Honestly, what was that all about? This bloke surely had some kind of death wish, either that or he was just so ridiculously violent that he out-violented everyone else. Fat chance.
Black, steel grey and white stalked openly into the Sunny Marsh. Sounded like an oxymoron to him. He drew closer, white legs padding forward with confidence as he approached the small gathering. He looked the others over as he approached, and couldn't help but be surprised. Mutants and one wolf? Well, which one was the leader? There was only one male, so that had to be the leader. But, he was flirting with a female to win her over. Perhaps the steely green-clad female was the leader. If the male were the leader, he would have simply torn the female apart for challenging him in the first place. Perhaps that was what this Mutant was waiting to see.
Dynasty approached on the female's right as the male's attention changed to the green one. He snarled, though the female didn't seem intimidated. Dynasty sat squarely beside the female, and looked at the angry male with curiosity. Surely the green female would shred him for such a daring move. His attention quickly caught from the exciting aspect of blood spilling to the sudden outburst of the femme behind him. He smiled, thingying his chin over the brute's shoulder. "Your girl's takin' off I think." he said, a half-grin on his face.
Well well well, so the brute cares little for that precious thing one would call a life. The fea did not flinch as the beast lunged at her, teeth bared. Eyes flashed from their radioactive green to a piercing silvery yellow streaked with wisps of crimson. They remained locked upon the brute’s as she dipped her head to the leader with an air saturated with sarcasm. Duma’s bottle-brush tail even had the audacity to flick side to side amusedly. Well Duma girl, it looks like we have a new friend to play with.
I take it that you claim to be leader?
Her general hue had cooled to a shade of blue fog, plainly displaying that she was not easily intimidated. She watched as the crimson fea yelled something about some meeting being canceled. What is this fea abouts, getting all fancy on us with wings. Hah! Oh wells. Soon, the other fea had disappeared behind the tree line. Out of sight, out of mind.
A few moments more and a new stench tore up her nose, brute. The sound of a snarl found her ears. Ice blue orbs turned to the newcomer, seemingly sizing him up. Hey Duma, look, another friend for us. A slight grin played upon her maw as she began mimicking the newcomer. Her fur colors shifted to match his perfectly, every pattern, every marking, even the unusual socks. She took the same pose as him, looking at the ‘leader’ with the same curiosity, however with her own pale blue orb color.
Logan watched as more wolves began to fold in. The dreamers continued to grow, what a good sign that was. Logan smiled and lifted his head up high, showing his high rank to the others. Logan jumped to the side in order to keep a good enough distance from each of them. Now he could see all of their devil-ish faces. Oh the joy. Yes, fair maiden, I do take the role as the leader on these grounds. The dreamers get their talented strife from me. He snickered and then flicked his ears in a round about way. Looking to the odd-colored wolves, Logan nodded his head. The creepier they looked, the better things went. Most were a bit intimidated by the strange markings and if one didn't have markings as so, like Logan, well then they got to make up for it with flare. Logan had enough flare and dignity to beat the colored wolves. He was a strong one at that, and with great talent. That was why so many looked up to him, and that was why they called him leader.
Dynasty listened with surprised amusement when the boyish brute said he was the leader. Whatever. He chuckled and rolled his eyes, but did not say anything. He watched the brute dance around and look at everyone and say thingyily how the Dreamers got their flare from him. Dynasty couldn't help but chime up.
"Uh, excuse me, I think we each got our OWN flare from the disease that CAUSED IT did we not? I am fully confident I am in no relation to you, so I would HOPE I got nothing from you." he laughed, thinking this wolf was a little too full of himself. Grey face looked to the odd wolf on his left; she was really quite striking. He then looked back to the brute. If he incited some anger, oh well. They were all Dreamers here anyway.
The ‘fair maiden’ craned her dial to an elegant elevation. Orbs flushed to hollow black pits, now focused upon the leader. Her pelt hues had deepened to a pitch black, ripples of maroon crawling about her contours. Duma girl, you gonna let him spout on about how we got our ‘strife’ from him? The tones of her pelt flashed a violent red, sparks of fire coloring raced about. His auds even had the audacity to seemingly mock their audience with their flicking motions. Fur ruffled, and stomach cried out in anticipation, there was little doubt that the others couldn’t here the beast within. No. We didn’t think so.
Oh, my dear delusional little friend, you may want to rework your words. No wolf, aside from my dear departed parents, can claim responsibility for me. Quite honestly, I don’t see why anyone would try to do so.
Her eyes cleared to silver, and black pelt shimmered into colorless white. She could now here the newly arrived brute’s voice, laced with either anger or bemusement, she couldn’t tell. Her orbs remained upon the leader, even as she felt the new brutes gaze upon her. Her stomach cried out once more, loud and primitive in the quiet of the forest. Enough Duma, we’re done playing with the simple ways of pack wolves. She ignored the voice, an intangible force holding her in place.
Being the leader of the Dreamers, as Logan was, wasn't always the best spot to be in. That is, if you want everyone to like you. The fact was that Logan was the true leader who was destined to keep the Dreamers going. It was him that the other Dreamers came groveling and reporting to. Logan kept the Dreamers on this long so far, he wouldn't let anyone else step in the way. I do not take credit for your private actions or thoughts, but those who become great at the job are normally trained under me. We Dreamers do not fight against each other, instead we move along as a great pack, taking over any wolf we see. Logan wouldn't back down and he wouldn't start an argument neither. He was here to keep the wolves aligned straight and going on the right path. He was also here to show them how to get over obstacles or to make the run quicker. Logan was strong in every aspect, he was the leader and if he had to 'prove' it to these mongrels who tried to show him up, he would do just that. Even though he was infected with a dangerous disease, he knew perfectly well how to control himself whenever needed. Now was the time to stay cool and let the Dreamers do as they please.
Dynasty shook out his ruff, still chuckling from this brute's thingyyness. For a wolf who trained 'the Dreamers' so to speak, Dynasty had certainly never heard of him. The vibrantly humorous female beside him spoke along the same lines. He agreed; this wolf was far too confident in himself and what he knew. "Well, if you say so." was all Dynasty said, shrugging it off with a smile. "But I've never heard of you." He left it at that, already getting bored with this conversation. What was the point of calling everyone together if no one was going to say anything of use?
His rusty grey ruff began to itch, and he took the opportunity to scratch away. Boredom was truly a killer.
I don’t see a great pack, do you, Duma? The she-wolf smiled as she listened to the lead brute spouting nonsense. Let him have his fun. Her head twisted to the side, as canines do when listening to something odd, and her pelt flashed calico with hues of white, black, and red – achieving a rather malicious and bloody look. “What is this ‘job’ you speak of?” Duma girl, we smells an opportunity for foodsess. “Further more, what do you classify as being ‘great’ at said profession.” Her stomach called out, already wanting more meat to devour. Perhaps this brute spoke of a utopia filled with easy, fat, filling prey. Oh, what she would give to be satisfied once more! We can listen, Duma girl, maybe, just maybe, he’s got foodsess for us. What a poor topic to be revolved around, in fact obsessed over, food. Ah, sweet sweet foodsess, there’s nothin better in this wide world. And maybe if he doesn't have good foodsess, he can be good foodsess Her silver eyes wandered over to the other brute, who seemed completely absorbed in scratching himself. “Bugs?" If that’s what it was, the poor things were being wasted. Noooo, not the wonderful foodsess! Nothin is to small to go into our belly.