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// Kay, no problem~ //

"Ohhh! Jay, don't leave me!" Akari whined in her soft voice as her brother began to make his way out of the town they were in. Jaylen chuckled and rolled his eyes at his younger sister who quickly caught up and clinged onto his arm.

"It's a full moon Akari. We need to get out of town as soon as we can during the day, you know that." He stated, glancing down at her only to see the sharpness of her blue eyes glaring up at him. He laughed lightly and pat her head. "Don't worry. We'll just head to the pack and the worst thing we'll all do tonight is kill a deer or two." He stated, offering a warm smile, instantly relaxing the young omega.

"Okay..." She murmured, still worried and uncertain about how the events of the evening would turn out. Akari's eyes traveled to the distant horizon, the sky was painted beautiful oranges and purples at this time of the evening.

// aaaa, kinda long, sorry about that ;v; //

Name: Yoru
Age: 13
Gender: female
Species: Werewolf
Appearance:

Personality: Playful, shy(ish) , doesn't like to fight, friendly, loves to be in wolf form, she dislikes being alone, afraid of the deep sea, loves forests, likes being around dogs, loyal to friends, and she loves to draw (even if it's in the dirt with a stick)
Pack ranking: Mid-Ranking
Power: when in wolf form she can give a bone crushing bite (but only does it if is fighting)
Crush: open
Other:

Cassander grumbled nonstop as he followed the path out of town, to where the entire pack would be meeting. He would've just stayed home and locked himself in his basement, if he thought he could get away with it. Unfortunately for him, he was sure that they'd send someone after him when he hadn't shown up for roll-call- and that'd be another whole issue entirely. He sped up , hoping that he'd be able to find somewhere he could be alone, without any other wolf bothering him. He caught a whiff of the werewolves who'd passed by earlier, noting that the scent of the only other Omega and her brother were rather fresh.//

James wandered about the edge of town, playing a silly little rhythm game on his phone as he walked, trusting that anyone would be smart enough to move out of his way. He hummed along to the fast-paced song, idly wondering what time it was. Being one of the older vampires, he was able to move about in the sun (though he needed quite a few spells in order to be completely fine)- it really messed with his sense of time though, not that he'd ever been good with time in the first place.//


((@TrickyFox Pokemon
Could you please write a more descriptive personality? Like take what you already have, but expand on it?
Also, there's no more room for any Omegas, and she couldn't have been a wolf>human, because that's not how werewolves work. She can be a werewolf who stays in wolf form a lot though-
[Also all werewolves can freely transform in this rp, though it's always required on the full moon of every month//))

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Fenris: //He whistled a happy tunr while waltzing through the forest on his own, since this was a normal occasion because he liked separation from his pack from time to time. Fenris looked around his familiar surroundings and let out a massive yawn before he stopped and stretched, popping a few of the vertebra in his back. He itched the back of his neck and looked around him some more with a little bit of a confused look./ This doesnt look right?? //he said to himself blinking in the direction he came from. He ran his long fingers through his floppy mohawk and huffed/ I got myself lost again didnt I...//he said, slumping over in disappointment. Fenris sighed and changed into his big, and hairy wolf form and wandered around aimlessly for a high rock or something. He eventually found one, then sat atop it, taking in a deep breath and releasing a loud, bellowing howl that could be heard for miles. He did this often considering he was known for getting lost and it was the easiest way for him to find his pack again

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"Fenris got lost again." Akari sighed blandly who received a simple smirk in response from her brother. She narrowed her eyes at him when he stopped walking. "Jay, what are yo--" Her soft voice was cut off by her brothers booming tone as he took off into the woods.

"Last one to find him gives the winner half their dinner!" He called over his shoulder, easily creating a distance between himself and Akari. The girl growled softly to herself before quickly changing her form and dashing after him. She managed to easily catch up and soon pass him due to her quicker and smaller body. She skidded to a halt beneath the rock that Debris had perched himself on, panting heavily. Jay came tumbling not far behind.

"Hello... Alpha..." Akari panted, obviously at a loss for breath as she flopped down beside her brother who had already seated himself, he was also very out of breath. "Hey Fenris." He panted, a large grin tugging at his lips as he greeted their alpha.

Cassander twitched as he heard Fenrus' howl, and he ignored the small, wolfish, part of him that urged him to run directly to him. He forced himself to keep walking at a steady pace, though since he had a rather fast gait, he quickly found himself at the place where the Alpha- he always had a problem calling him his- was waiting. He noticed two other wolves, Akari and Jay, were already there. He waved at them, before sitting down as far away from the group without looking rude that he could manage.

James grinned as he heard a loud howl, putting his phone in his coat pocket and turning towards the direction of the call. He suddenly had an idea of what he could entertain himself with, and headed off in the direction of the forest, whistling an old time-y tune.

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Jay grinned widely once again at the new arrival and waved at him. Akari raised her head and nodded in greeting to the other omega before resting her head on hr paws comfortably, closing her blue eyes in contempt. Jay laid back in the grass and gently played with Akari's long white fur, managing to soothe them both fairly easily. Akari's ears twitched as the faintest tune flowed into her range of hearing. She stared into the trees, not daring to attempt to follow the sound.

Cassander sulked alone like a little baby


James stopped once he was sure that he was as close to the wolves as he could manage, quietly reciting a spell that should keep him hidden from even werewolf senses. He'd had several problems with the packs current Alpha- he just seemed to hate James, no matter how nice he was to the little mutt. He watched the little group of wolves with slight interest, taking note of how most of the pack seemed to not be there. He took special notice of the Omega wolves- he rarely ever got to see many of them, with how anti-vampire everyone seemed to be.

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It was the full moon tonight, and June was in the forest. Her eyes averted to the setting sun as she stepped over a fallen log, feet bare. Even though she knew her sister was safe at home, probably doing homework, that didn't stop her from worrying. Most families didn't allow their children into the forest past dark, well aware of the hidden dangers of the woods, but June was one such exception. Her family understood her need to be in the forest for the Wild Revelry, the monthly festivities under the hollow hill, her need to connect to her supernatural origins. Though reluctant, her mother allowed the changeling to attend the festivities, knowing she couldn't stop the girl if she tried.

So now here she was, barefoot and walking through the woods in only a shimmery silvery-blue summer dress, quite unfit for the brisk weather, which almost appeared to be made of moonlight itself. It was fae craftsmanship, literally woven from spider silk and the midnight glow of the full moon, silver at the edges and fading into a pale blue near the bottom of the gown. June was wearing a matching necklace as well, a teardrop shaped necklace of a silvery blue colored stone, the twin of which her sister was in possession of.

She had just climbed over a large tree root when she began hearing the howls, the subtle scent of magic weaving through the air, lighting June's eyes a glowing lavander. Her black hair fluttered behind her, the small breeze exposing her sharply pointed ears, matching silver studs adorning them. She brushed the stygian blue tips of her hair over her left shoulder, hoping that the weres would bypass her peacefully, ignoring the eye catching hue of her impossibly colored hair. If they did, there was nothing she'd be able to do, however, and as she realized this, she resigned to allowing her hair to flutter behind her, making her way to the hollow hill.

The hollow hill was considered one of the more dangerous parts of the woods, at least to non-fae, mainly due to the fact it was the gathering point of many of the fair folk more often than not, and she hoped that no idiots had managed to stumble upon it tonight.

(tfw you accidentally write a whole page)

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Twitching slightly as she heard a distant howl, Kvinna raised from her seat at the desk and glowered out of the window, looking at several streets and houses below. Damn things, she hissed to herself bitterly, never let anyone have peace and quiet around here. aggressively drawing a faded curtain across the window, leaving her in a shadow she once again set to her work. The full moon seemed to at least give 'some' light in the darkness she was in, but right now, it wasn't of any use or want, given that the full moon would mean werewolves would most likely be in their masses, something in which Kvinna did not approve of whatsoever. Giving a grumble to herself, she once again peered out of the window for any activity, almost longing a fight but waited for any signal or action that could mean her getting involved.

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Ellis had been trotting through the forest with no thoughts on her mind when she heard the howl. She jumped up, but scampered to the direction of the howl. She felt the wind through her fur as she ran, and gave a soft sigh of content. She sniffed the air, catching the scents of a few of her pack members. She smelled something... different, but paid it no mind. 'Honestly, what's the worst thing in here, cats? Wait, us.' She thought with a slight scoff. She slowed down into a slow jog, before arriving where the others were. She noted the two on the ground, and let her eyes narrow to realize who they were. She turned human, and gave the group a wave of her hand, scarf blowing behind her as a small breeze travelled into the area. Her hair whipped behind her, but she paid it no mind as she waved.

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//OOC: Lazy post bc I don't have time to make it longer.//

Hearing the all-too-familiar howl had the Beta running like a mad-man (or mad wolf in this case). "Hullo Fenris and others!" Rue childishly yipped, currently in one of his puppy moods. "Err...sorry about that? Just really energetic today!" He chirped, not even dwelling on the matter with a lopsided grin. He nodded towards Akari, Jay, Ellis, and Cassander before turning back into a human. The Werewolf took a spot leaning against a tree, his canine-like ears picking up something faint but quickly brushing it off as some annoying bug. Speaking of bugs, he didn't like them one bit, which put him in a pouty mood.

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Akari raised her head once again as more of the pack filed into the small area, nodding curtly at each one. She turned her head to stare out into the forest. Her blue eyes zeroed in in a specific area, it was off to her. She couldn't quiet put her finger on it but something was there. Something that shouldn't be. She stood and flattened her ears against her head, keeping it low as she slowly crept unknowingly towards the hidden vampire.

Jay watched his sister curiously before turning his attention to Rue who had trotted in. "Have any sugar today, Rue?" He asked with a playful tone, a friendly smirk plastered on his face.

Juniper heard voices mearby, not a bad sign considering she was near the hill. Or at least that's what she thought, until she realized she was nearing the area from which the howl came from. She gave a resigned sigh as she made her way towards where the voices were loudest. As she suspected, a pack of werewolves were there, oblivious to the danger posed to them by lingering so closely to the hollow hill. With a sharp inhale of breath, she stepped into the small clearing, the moon casting light on her pale skin and silvery gown, giving her the impression of Selene stepping out of the moonlight. The impression was quickly shattered, however, as the fae girl began to speak. "You're too close too the Hollow Hill." She said, a brief expression of worry flickering across her face as her line of sight flickered to the treeline. "It's far too dangerous for you to be so close to They Themselves tonight." She continued, her voice smooth and almost silent.

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Cas watched all the newly arriving wolves with caution, making sure that they didn't move too close to him. It wasn't that he disliked them, but being around other werewolves made him feel jittery and defensive, though he wasn't exactly sure what really caused it. He pulled out tufts of grass as he sat there, idly wasting time until they'd all have to change, and he could slip away for a few more minutes of solitude. His head immediately snapped towards a feminine voice, and he had to stifle a growl. She might not have looked dangerous to an entire pack of werewolves, but she didn't quite smell human, which immediately sent him into a defensive position.

James watched the female wolf approach him, nearly letting out a burst of laughter. "Now now, little lamb, don't go straying away from the flock-" he murmured, quietly enough so that only she, who was moving closer by the second, would be able to hear him. He wondered if she'd be offended at the little nickname- Most wolves hated to be called prey, after all. She definitely looked as harmless as a lamb- at least to a vampire who was obviously more than a few years her senior. He sat back and waited for her reaction- he partly hoped that he'd spook her into calling for her Alpha- he just loved aggravating that one- though he could probably have just as much fun with this one as well.

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June was more than dismayed to say the least when her warning was largely ignored by a majority of the werewolves. "Hey, who's the alpha here? You need to go, the Folk will be here soon, and the hill is no place for mortals like you!" She urged, worry edging into her voice. Her kin was far less abiding to ethics than she, and Juniper had no intention to let these silly wolves get themselves cursed on her watch. Her eyes flashed an impatient stormy purple just as a gust swept through the clearing, blowing her impossibly blue-black hair across her face. Spluttering, Juniper pushed her dark locks behind her sharply pointed ears, taking another step towards the wolf pack. "Come on, I'm sure even the vampire would agree with me!" She said, her eyes now shining a pale lavender in the presence of so many supernatural beings.

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Akari flinched when James spoke, confirming her suspicions. She disregarded the nickname her shot at her, it didn't have much affect due to the fact that she was usually seen as a pup or weak anyways. Her blue eyes scanned the odd spot curiously for a moment before she spoke in a soft tone. "Who... Who are you?" She murmured, her tail low, barely brushing the tips of the grass beneath her. Usually she would have immediately scurried towards her brother, but for some reason, she was compelled to take a step closer to him.

Jaylen twisted around to see the newest arrival. His red eyes scanned her for a moment as she spoke before he himself finally spoke up. "I'm sure we won't be here that long. Besides, this is part of our packs territory right? I mean, I'm sure we have some right to be here." He offered a friendly grin to her before glancing at Fenris for some form of confirmation to his own statement.

Cass narrowed his eyes at the outsider, watching her eyes change color faster than he could imagine. The sight made him extremely uncomfortable, and he subconsciously took a step towards Fenris, keeping his gaze locked on the stranger. "She might be right. We should at least listen to her.." he mumbled, being unable to speak up in such a large group. He ignored the vampire comment, despite the sense of dread he'd immediately felt once she'd said it.

"Oh, don't be so afraid dearie- though I will warn you that I do bite-" he murmured, making sure to stare directly into her eyes. If he got this done quickly, while the rest of the pack was focused on the Fae girl who'd interrupted their little get-together, he just might get a delightful snack. "Does it really matter who I am, Lambchop?" He said gently, in comforting tones, beckoning her closer with his hand.

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Fenris: //he let a low growl rumble out of his throat while keeping an aqua glare fixated on th vampire. He wandered down from the rock he was sitting on and moved in front of his pack members protectively. His head wad low, hair stood up on end, and teeth bared, because he did not trust this man one bit because of previous incidences./ You best stay away from my pack...//he said in a grumbly tone, trying to ward off James, even though he knew it most likely wouldn't work/ You have no business being around here and harrassing my wolves...//said Fen, speaking the truth on his behalf because the vampire really had no reason to be there

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Cassander let out a quiet whine, stepping back to get as far from the vampire as possible. He briefly thought about changing to his wolf form and running away before discarding the idea entirely. From personal experience, Cas knew that this vampire enjoyed the hunt. He stared at the obviously frustrated girl, hoping that they'd get this settled with already. He really didn't want to meet anything else in these woods today.


James laughed, throwing his hands up and stepping from his 'hiding place' "Ah, it seems that you're a bit mistaken, Wolfie." He shrugged making sure to give 'Lambchop' another curious glance. "I didn't know that you get to choose who your pack gets to talk to. Besides, it's not harassment if they approach me first-" he said carelessly. "Honestly, for all you know, I've been here the entire time, and you just happened to call all your little doggies to me . It's not my fault if I wanted to see what little mutts you've managed to gather around yourself." He said cheerily. "So, what gave me up? Was it the little faery girl and her warning- or maybe because you noticed little Lamby wandering from the rest of you?" He asked in a clearly mocking tone.

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