It was his first time on this mountain, and although the lower part of it did not catch his attention, the black male was quite drawn to the ‘Moonlight Ridge’ level. It was quite different from the shadow mountain he had visited first, but it possessed a lot of the same scree and dangerous edges. It just so happened, that just like this mountain, too, there was someone else wandering around those edges — however, this one had not fallen over them.

The Devil watched from below as the other male traversed the edges, his dark presence unnoticed, perhaps overlooked as the shadow of the landscape. Since he had nothing better to do, the black wolf decided to venture off and see who this male was. It took sometime for him to climb the mountain, using his keen senses to track the male that had passed overhead. His crimson eyes soon spotted him gazing at the setting sun.

In a rather somber, quiet mood, he approached, remaining a few meters behind the male as he commented, Nice, eh?

It just figured that in the rare moments that The Devil didn't approach confrontationally, he was met with hostility, every other time he would have been met with open arms had he not started the conflict to begin with. A low growl rumbled from his throat as he stared through the smaller male. He answered with a cold, sharp sentence. Yes, I find it rather easy. His nose wrinkled, his tail lashed. He said nothing more, just kept his stare, an awkward, icy silence between them. But soon enough The Devil chased his other statement. Besides, he paused, hissing. How am I supposed to ask if I don't find someone first...

The Devil didn't want to lock in battle again and stir up more trouble for himself, but if this young snot wanted to make trouble where there was none then The Devil wouldn't back down.

Yes, really, The Devil snapped back. He whipped his tail in response to what followed the other male's first words. The black wolf had no interest in being told what was ‘normal’ to do and so on and so forth. He could not resist emphasizing that the he was condemning The Devil for something he hadn't a chance to do before coming across him. A lot of quick business one can have with rocks and trees, he sneered.

I was visiting, he answered the male's question. I was under the impression the packs were friendly with one another, in this case, he was wrong, but he didn't know that there was trouble brewing. I suppose you're attempting to ruin that are you? The Devil released a low, brief growl. He was unimpressed with this encounter.

OUT OF CHARACTER

Not right now :P Sinistra is supposed to go demand for him at SC so it might interfere with that plotline.


IN CHARACTER

Not always, the black wolf corrected, but he said no more, deciding that he could not stand to attempt explaining things to this idiot. Once again the other male had said something that made no sense to Creeker — how was he supposed to find an escort without coming here first? Had this Soran fellow had any sense, he would have been kinder with his greetings and perhaps dedicated himself to the escorting business. But no, he had no sense, and decided to let his testicles do the talking.

With a shake of his head he dismissed those thoughts, turning his attention to the fact that finally, this mid-sized male decided to act a bit more civil. Attempting to keep things on this sort of neutral territory, the black wolf offerred a fake name. Alright, fine — It's Shadow. He said, contented with his random name choice. But he said nothing more, he just stood watching the other, waiting to see how the encounter was turning.

OUT OF CHARACTER

Oh, you'll see it, just not in this thread :P


IN CHARACTER

The black wolf chewed his lip, irritated that this thick-headed male could not get it into his head that his business was visiting, just visiting, nothing more or less. He had no special visitation intentions, he just came here to see what was about, and unfortunately found the resident pack moron. He wanted to mangle the other, but The Devil held back, breathing deep though inconspicuously, attempting to keep in mind his long-term goals.

Just visiting, he said. No one in particular. Why— he paused, turning the tables a bit. Is there someone you suspect I came to talk to? Or perhaps you would recommend that I visit with someone specific?

OUT OF CHARACTER

Lol.. Uh done? :P


IN CHARACTER

The Devil knew he would recommend the alpha but what he wanted was the alpha's name. However, it seemed he would not get that from this idiot — he should have known — as the smaller male ‘welcomed’ him and then disappeared. It was a strange, sudden turn of events. The black male shook his head, turning his back and heading out in the direction he came from, rather bored with the mountain, or perhaps irritated, already.