I'm Not Your Toy (Open)

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Nymeria shifted softly as she looked around the flowery clearing, her white pelt shined in the sun now all the winter fur had left and she seemed slimmer then before because of this. The grass tickled her belly as she walked through it looking for any water, her pink tongue flashed out over her muzzle wetting the dry fur for a moment. The black in her pelt caused her to heat up faster when she was out in the sun, after walking for a while she began to pant before finally coming to a puddle. Ny lowered her head softly and began to lap up the water, she hadn't noticed hoe thirsty she had been till the cool water slid down into her belly. The soft sound of her lapping at the water soon caused her to slip into her past when she was just a pup, she could see herself falling into puddles and getting nothing to eat for day because she was to small and her mother didn't feel she was worth keeping.

Nymeria sighed to herself and sneezed as he walked away from the puddle finding a place where the grass leaned over crating shade, she looked at it for a moment trying to decide if it would be safe to lay down for a few moments. Looking around as he ice blue eyes flashed in the sunlight she could not see any danger, Lifting her nose to the sky she took a deep sniff still there was nothing she could smell. deciding it would be ok to lay down just for a little she walked into the shade and plopped down on the soft ground, it was cool to her hot body and she stretched out on her side her ears still swiveling nose still working to pick up trouble. As she lay there though the days she had walked with very little sleep soon caught up to her and she drifted to sleep, something she did not plan on doing.

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A silver wolf hobbled in the grass. She raised her head, breathing in the summer air. She pawed the flowers, and rolled in the grass. When she was younger, she had lived here. She had lived here, years ago when her pups were small. She smiled, her now gray face crinkling. Her dark blue eyes glittered with an amused glint. The old shewolf had only three legs, but that hadn't bothered her in three years. She saw a white female sleeping in the grass. Silver, as the shewolf was called, smiled. She saw an old den overgrown with flowers and grass. She smiled and hobbled over to the den, and lay down in the entrance.

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Sunshine was dappling the pristine clearing. A shimmering puddle was rippling, freshly stirred by the wind. Flowers and long grass swayed alike in the suprisingly warm breeze, and a few insects buzzed merrily. Levana hated it.

The auburn she-wolf was lurking in the trees at the edge of the clearing, her dark red pelt absorbed by the shadows. She watched, unmoving, as first a white and black she-wolf entered the clearing and lapped woozily at the puddle before collapsing in the grass. Then an old, three legged she-wolf made her way to a den that Levana was certain had been there before. The dark she-wolf stood and stretched her legs. She might as well make her presence known at this point.

Charcoal gray eyes narrowed against the sun as Levana stepped into the light. The lavender undertones of her coat shimmered as she trotted to the puddle, which she took a few lazy laps at, before turning to the old wolf. Wordlessly, she trotted to the old she-wolf's den and bowed her head, a silent question. Levana might have been labeled as evil, but that was no excuse to be rude. "Might I rest here with you?" she asked, her voice as silky as the water she had just consumed. "It has been many days since an opportunity of companionship has presented itself, and who am I to deny fate?"

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A black she-wolf sprawled out onto the grass, not to far away from the two wolves. Her pale blue eyes stared at a single blade of grass, watching it sway in the slight breeze. Her breathing was steady, and her grey and lavender spotted sides rose and fell with each breath. She was unaware of the wolves nearby, as she took in the calming breeze of the field. She rolled onto her back, gazing at the blue sky. She sighed deeply, her chest rising and falling. The female looked at the somewhat scattered clouds in the sky. The female sneezed, though it was quiet and soft, she still froze as if something would hear her.