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(Thank you Blaze! :3. )

¤°·*Crow¤°·*|The Purest

Crow jumped off of the fae a glint of amusement in his almond oculos. He jumped off of the fae called Silver and sat his hindquarters down. He watched as Flight had turned the pups head towards Blaze right before he jumped off of her again. "Why do you hide in mist?-Where is your family anyway?" He asked her curiously, he could see that she had been in smoke before because of her pelt carried the stench and carried some grey as well.

Blaze stepped foward and dipped her head. Let me guess. You heard I was trying to start a pack and decided to try to join it? Blaze had a glint in her green oculos, showing she knew it and had "been there, and done that." Without waiting for a reply Blaze began examining the small silver colored fae, Examining her from different angles, and mumbling some things to herself. She then said out loud Unless you try something really stupid, you don't have to worry about us hurting you. When she was satisfied with what she'd seen, she stepped back and waited for the answer she thought she knew was coming.

Silver's oculos widened. "Oh... uh.... yes, I guess." The silver colored fae's ears flattened in shame. She then turned to the brute. "I hide in mist because it normally hides me from danger. I had never learned to fight for myself. My mother died when my pack was attacked by a rival pack. Then, after the battle, my father abandoned me. I then started to travel in the mist. I feel safer in it then out in the open," She told the wolves. Her tail flicked sadly.

Blaze thought or a moment, " If you want to join us, we could take you as a warrior in training. Knowing how to fight could help you confidence, you wouldn't need to hide- though it could always be useful if you need camouflage. Nodding toward Crow she added, . Like Crow said, he can help you, and so can we. Would you like to be apart of our pack, Silver?

Sensing her mothers question, Blase responded. She's young, too young to be a dispersal, but way too old for a pup. Just about the right age for a trainee. She has fluffy fur that's a grayish silver- so she did blend into the mist. Lastly, her eyes are bright blue with an intelligent light. We'd be lucky to have her. Blaze finished her description and slipped over a little to keep the fae surrounded.

Silver smiled happily, "Thank you. I'd love to join as an apprentice. But, I'd much rather be a healer in training. Before I was abandoned, I was training with the medicine wolf. I can learn how to fight as well, in case of emergencies, but I'd much rather be a healer apprentice."

Blaze felt her face growing hot as Crow began making offers as though this was his pack. The heat began to ebb away once he looked to her for approval.
That's an excellent choice, Silver you may train as our Sana. Crow and Flight can teach you basic moves. Blaze was glad Crow had offered to let Flight help. She knew the elder would keep his ferocity in check, and vice versa. Welcome to the pack, Silver. I think we should head back to the den. We need to plan our next move- and last week's elk is being eaten quickly! Blaze turned back toward the den and went into a brisk trot. As the other wolves began to follow her she slowed her pace, so she was beside Crow. Lowering her voice she told him, "Crow, I knew you're a good fighter but I want you to know even though you and Flight will be teaching her basic moves- She's not officially you're apprentice, and I want you to listen to Flight. As the black and white fae moved on she thought to herself My pack is coming along! We still need members, but this is the start of Argentum Nix

Blaze yipped in surprise when her mother landed on her, but almost instantly recognized the scent on top of her. As soon as Flight moved, Blaze rolled over and up to her paws in one swift move. You got me, Flight. I'll tell you about it later- if you really want to know. She walked close to Flight, wondering what it was like to be blind. To have seen the sky, and grass, and animals. All the beautiful things, just a memory, now that sight had been stripped away by the fire.

Silver trotted at the back. She gazed around curiously. Her blue eyes were bright with excitement and happiness. The silver fae was looking forward to her training.

Silver tilted her head, but then dashed after the brute. She quickly caught up with him, and managed to leap to the den. "I won!" She woofed playfully. She trotted around, her head held high.