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• FAIRY TAIL IKUNA SERIES

Like they were her own, and they'd never be grown in her eyes. the way Chewy was hurt." That should make it obvious enough why Skahla feels now is the time to pass this on. When Skelaghe and Helaku reunited, Skelaghe had adopted a young dog.

well, actually, from what I hear, when the Ute formed in these lands it was half to give some dogs who had no place else to go a safe place. "You wouldn't have been old enough to remember. Perhaps that's why he had so much trouble the last time he tried to tell Ikuna about any of Ute's history, because he was trying too hard to say things in a way that made sense instead of passing on the actual message. And I think this is important now." Perhaps Skahla rambles a little, but his brain has never worked with any kind of linear pattern. There are better wolves to pass on the Ute history, but I remember what is important. talking? He glances sideways at Skahla, clearly curious but not quite certain where to begin or what to ask. "Yeah, sure," he says, and pads up to his brother's side to keep a pace alongside the other wolf. The nuzzle from Skahla surprises Ikuna a little, but seems to please him his crooked tail gives a slight wag, and he retuns the motion before his brother steps back. Walk with me, yeah?" After the not-quite-question, not-quite-command, Skahla turns to do just that. With his tail held so easily parallel to the ground, Skahla says, "I'm glad to see you, Ikuna. He doesn't lean against Ikuna the way he did with Tala so recently before, but even the quick nuzzle that he gives was quite the rare thing before everything that happened recently. All the same, as Ikuna appears and dips his head so respectfully, Skahla is quick to attempt to make contact with his brother. Skahla is no longer in need of physical support. The young adult emerges from between two bushes, and ducks his head briefly to his elder brother. Even if it doesn't, if it's important, it's important. Probably only by gaining another dozen things to wonder about instead, but. The alpha will likely find it easier to talk without a crowd, so perhaps this is the chance, and he'll get to stop wondering about one of his things. Skahla said there was something he needed to know. He returns it, and turns in that direction. Ikuna perks his ears to the sound of a bark. Things that the youngest adults of Ute need to know right now, and Skahla can be certain that Ikuna will pass them on to the others. He recognises that scent, and he and Ikuna have things to discuss. And a moment later, as the wind shifts, Skahla raises his head properly to let out a still-hoarse bark. The gait that catches his ear is not one of prey, though. Prey is always more plentiful where there is always water. His pack picked the spot for their temporary home well. Partway just an excuse to get his legs in motion and think.Īt least with the rest behind him and that little bit of food to give him energy, Skahla is better capable of keeping aware of his environment as he charts out the scents of animals too long gone for him to be actively hunting them now, but not so long gone that there is little chance they'll return.

FAIRY TAIL IKUNA SERIES

The young wolf paces out a series of arcs from the densite partway a hunt, partway a patrol. he wonders if one wolf at watch is even enough. It feels strange, that defense should need to be such a thought even when he was a halfgrown pup, there were times when he and his sister were the only ones awake at the den. Perhaps even enough that they can both defend their temporary home and have a proper hunt. Their numbers have grown, with the return of his elder brothers. Some time after Skahla's slipping away, Ikuna left the densite in Tala and Asku's paws and headed out himself. He can only have the same conversations so many times. A wolf can only sit still for so long, though. Since Ahiga and Thaea left, Ikuna has mostly stuck around the waterfall and cave.

the alpha shakes his head to try to rid himself of those thoughts. And now, when Wachiwa would need her the most. She would know what to do for her sister, Skahla is certain. but it is yet another way he keenly feels the loss of is mate. Wachiwa could probably use that comfort, and eventually Skahla will have to see here. He's not good at the whole concept of comforting anyone. Never one for sitting still, the haggard alpha has quickly set himself to the only thing he can really see to do. Not by much, perhaps, but by enough that he'll be able to see his way through the next few hours. But at least when Skahla wakes up, he is in better shape then when he finally returned to the pack.