Hinto was lost. He had been traveling for days, looking for other wolves. He was tired and had almost given up hope of another wolf. He whined quietly scanning the area. He sighed, he needed to get his spirit back, so he ran. He burst into a lope, enjoying the wind on his face. His spirits rised quickly so he slowed. He stood tall, his oversized paws sinking into the soft dirt. He grinned slightly. The sun was just rising and the sky was streaked with oranges and pinks. The light glinted off his white pelt and he looked into the sun. The wind picked up and along with it a scent traveled. Other wolves. He walked steadily towards the scent, and stopped at the borders of the pack's territory.

He stood at the entrance. He realized what he was doing and ducked low on the ground, tucked his ears halfway back and kept his tail tucked between his legs. He howled loudly calling for another wolf. He waited patiently for a wolf to arrive. He kept his eyes low and was trying hard not to squirm with excitement and nervousness. He took a deep breath, calming himself and waited patiently.

A she wolf slipped from the bushes, slate grey eyes full of suspicion. Her thick muscles tensed under her deep chestnut coat, which faded to black down her legs. She sat, and spoke in a melodious voice that was full of impatience. "Yes?"

"Hello, I am here to see about joining your pack?"

She nodded once. "Alright. Follow me." She turned, stalking through the forest.

Valor walked up and eyed the other male wolf cautiously "Madina who is this" he gave a light growl.

She ignored his growl. "He wants to join."

"Ok, well go ahead" he told Madina. He walked up to the other wolf and whispered into his ear "Dont try anything with her, got it" he smiled and flew off to camp grabbing something to eat.

She muttered something not very nice, "Borders." She sated. "They get re marked daily, and checked atleast twice a day, dawn patrol, twilight patrol, and sometimes noon patrol. Ill show you the borders now." She stood, turning, glancing at him.

He looked at her.

She started walking along the borders, a strong scent barrier.