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Realistic or Modern Not Your Typical Werewolf RP (a Reboot) Main

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Legend has it, that werewolves were children of the Moon herself. She birthed two unnamed sons, these were known as the ‘Fathers’, the furthest ancestors of all werewolves.

But, they were not meant for this world. As humanity had created a cruel reality for all of were-kind.
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Winter, Mid-December

Snow flakes gently sprinkled from the dark, pale sky. The moon hardly shown through the thick cloud cover, its phase was almost whole, a tiny sliver bitten out of the disc.

Whole moons marked annual pack meetings, in which packs near each other’s territory were required to come together and discuss issues such as prey availability. But more than often they ended in argument and disputes, as the Bleak Stars and Northern Frost loved nothing more than to bicker with each other. Tensions were becoming tighter as it was.

Tomorrow night marked the dreaded meeting, Orion had 24 more hours of sweet peace until then. He looked scrawnier than usual, almost sickly. He had started to refuse food once again, when winter drew near, he would often skip meals to make sure the others were well fed. Orion wanted little to no starvation this year, and no disease to break out.

The Alpha lay reclined along an old couch in the living area of the pack’s home, which was merely an abandoned house that had been restored and repaired. It was now cozy and snug, although it may look somewhat dreary to others on the outside. A gentle fire crackled and popped in a brick hearth, children laughing and playing with one another on a patched up rug in front of it.

Other members were gathered nearby, simply enjoying the soft warmth of the fire and relaxing after a long day of work.

Orion tried his best not to focus too much on tomorrow’s meeting, and instead shifted his thoughts towards his partner Alpha’s reports for the day. Calling out in a bland tone. “Justinian, what is the news for today? Anything startling or exciting?”

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outfit: barefoot. black pants. shirtless.

mood: neutral, but vaguely annoyed

location: Northern Frost's living area

interaction: open, Orion

tags: S Shibe
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Carecca
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hush now. . .
Seated nearby the children who played on the rug, Justinian faced the fire. Always had a fascination for it, probably was a pyromaniac. He let out a low rumble, wicked green hues flickering towards his companion briefly, then focusing on their source of warmth. He debated on how he could reply. A reply as hot as the embers that formed from the burning wood just a few feet away, or something at least somewhat respectable?

Did it really matter?

"News is that a certain dumb alpha is getting pretty damn skinny. I don't think Bleak Star's will attack or anything, but we need your stubborn ass to be strong if some humans decide to pursue us for some reason." He rumbled. Usually Justin sounded nice, his voice was usually smooth. Now, it was had raw, raspy with a croak to it. "Otherwise, nothin'. Just some rambunctious youngsters nearly gettin' impaled and screwing over a kill. You know how the beginners are; clumsy critters. Things seem to be doing pretty swell."

No use in lying, right?

In contrast to his partner alpha, Justinian was not scrawny. He wasn't gaining weight though, either. While he made sure his packmates ate, he watched himself, too. The man was on edge too much; if anyone attacked, like he said, he needed to be ready. He needed to be strong enough to defend, needed to have enough energy and maintain his health. He'd been doing that much for years it seemed, given his muscular form. It was illuminated by the flames, a soft, pale orange glow against his freckled mocha skin.

"Besides, if you're not eating, you're gonna get sick. No food, no energy. No energy, no strength. No strength, and you're screwed in getting better, and then I'll have to waste more time playing nurse with you. If no one comes back with any scraps, I'll hunt myself."
. . . winter is upon us
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Seated nearby the children who played on the rug, Justinian faced the fire. Always had a fascination for it, probably was a pyromaniac. He let out a low rumble, wicked green hues flickering towards his companion briefly, then focusing on their source of warmth. He debated on how he could reply. A reply as hot as the embers that formed from the burning wood just a few feet away, or something at least somewhat respectable?

Did it really matter?

"News is that a certain dumb alpha is getting pretty damn skinny. I don't think Bleak Star's will attack or anything, but we need your stubborn ass to be strong if some humans decide to pursue us for some reason." He rumbled. Usually Justin sounded nice, his voice was usually smooth. Now, it was had raw, raspy with a croak to it. "Otherwise, nothin'. Just some rambunctious youngsters nearly gettin' impaled and screwing over a kill. You know how the beginners are; clumsy critters. Things seem to be doing pretty swell."

No use in lying, right?

In contrast to his partner alpha, Justinian was not scrawny. He wasn't gaining weight though, either. While he made sure his packmates ate, he watched himself, too. The man was on edge too much; if anyone attacked, like he said, he needed to be ready. He needed to be strong enough to defend, needed to have enough energy and maintain his health. He'd been doing that much for years it seemed, given his muscular form. It was illuminated by the flames, a soft, pale orange glow against his freckled mocha skin.

"Besides, if you're not eating, you're gonna get sick. No food, no energy. No energy, no strength. No strength, and you're screwed in getting better, and then I'll have to waste more time playing nurse with you. If no one comes back with any scraps, I'll hunt myself."
 
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Eileen stood nearby, huddled into a shadowed corner of the room. A grim expression stood on the young woman's face, mouth slightly downturned as she went to grip her forearms. Even with the fire flickering nearby she felt a slight chill at the tips of her fingers, and she tucked her cold hands under her armpits to try and get some warmth in them, as if it was too troublesome to simply go and stand near the warm embers. It was an ironic thing that poor blood circulation had always been a problem for the nurse, and she found herself a tad envious of the other wolves in the room simply because of that small fact.

Her eyes were drawn to the Alphas who sat nearby the hearth, bathed in warm orange hues as they conversed in slightly raised tones. She couldn't help but huff at those two, always going on with their petty arguments, each equally, if not more stubborn than the other. She was grateful, however, that Justi-what's-his-name (she did know his name but didn't bother using it in most cases) brought up an issue that she herself wanted to confront the Alpha about but had never found the moment to do so, fearful of accidentally sparking the Alpha's ire.

Emerging from her self-imposed solitude, the young Delta went to stand behind the couch, looking at the back of a messy blonde head. The hair was getting longer, she mused with faint disinterest, and would probably need trimming soon.

"He is right, you know," she piped up after Justinian's heated rant, her eyes not glancing towards the other Alpha yet. "This isn't good for you," she tapped the back of the couch a few times, as if to emphasize her point. She didn't particularly care about whether or not Orion was doing well, per se, as "well" was arbitrary in relation to the unsound Alpha, but what she did care about was getting food on the regular and, y'know, avoiding the yapping that comes with an empty stomach. "You need to eat more if you want to protect your immune system; we may be werewolves but god knows that the infirmary is not ready for you to spread disease all over the Pack." She shifted from one foot to another, now glancing towards Justinian. "You'll just get weaker. Your behaviour is borderline idiotic, and you're not helping anyone like this, especially yourself." She might've crossed a line there, but she wanted the jab to be well placed, to spark a reaction besides a careless wave of the hand and an empty 'I'll deal with it'. Maybe she was being idiotic herself right now, pushing at one of the most infamous members of the pack like this, but well, she was nothing if not a nurse at heart.

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Tamara was keeping an eye on the children as they played. Making sure they did not get too rough with one another. She was feeling somewhat worried over Orion since he was not doing so well. Usually she had little to no interactions with either Alpha, her duties with the children keeping herself busy. Maybe some part of her felt that if the Alpha was down for the count then the children would be in danger and that did not sit well with her.

"I'm going to go on a hunt and you will eat something"

She looked between Orion, Justin and Eileen, suddenly fearful that she may have picked a poor time to announce her intentions as well as her tone but it was worry that made her do it. She had to do something. Her intuition telling her to submit and not even look up, but she forced herself to keep eye contact on the assembled group, showing how worried she actually was about them.

S Shibe
chillin chillin
Fayolah Fayolah
 
Cassandra relaxed on the couch next to Orion, poking him in the ribs. She cocked her head to better listen to the other Delta and the Alphas talking.

She wrapped the thin, grey blanket tighter around herself, and adjusting her scarf. It didn't matter to her that she was inside, her scarf always stayed on to hide her scars from a laryndectomy, which left her mute.

Signing to the group, but mainly to Orion (who tended to be her translator).

"You need to eat, I would rather you not get sick or die of self inflicted starvation."

She smiled to herself at the irony, since she barely ate anymore. Most of the time, she just plain forgot to eat due to being enveloped in other tasks.

She gave a small, approving nod to Tamara and her interjection. Some food would do them all good.

S Shibe
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“Now, now, since when have you ever had to make up for me? Isn’t that my job of picking up your tail?” Orion playfully sneered at the other Alpha, arching a brow. Despite the relative concern surrounding him, he felt little to no unease at all.

As he saw his yearly weight fluctuation as normal, his body tended to go through cycles of weigh loss in the winter and gaining it back in the spring. Though, he did not want to add anymore trouble to their plates. If it comforted them for him to eat, then so he would. There was no point in trying to argue with the majority of his pack, as that would just be fruitless and cause tension.

Although he was slightly worried about Tamera going out to hunt this late in the freezing cold. Especially by herself. “Be careful out there, last year around this time we lost a Beta to a moose. Try to get something small.” He murmured, resting the side of his face against the arm of the couch. Orion’s eyes glanced over the pack house’s living room. As if he were in deep though.

“The monthly meeting is tomorrow, I’m not looking very forward to it.”
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Tapping Orion on the shoulder so he could hear her, Cassandra signed.

"You'll do fine. I know you hate it, but you have to. Its just the Bleak Stars. Besides, you'll have [redacted playful swear for Justinian] with you."

Leaning back deeper into the couch, she started back on the knit blanket she was working on. Knitting helped her keep her hands dexterous, and a good stress relief. Plus, blankets were always useful for the pack.

Setting down her project, she had an idea. A little comfort for Orion when he went to the meeting. Not like she was in love with him or anything. She was the quiet, emotionless one. Tsundere.

Turning back to Orion, tapping him again.

"What is your favorite color or design?"

S Shibe
Fayolah Fayolah
 
Tamara stepped outside and felt the cold go right through her. Stepping forward she shifted into her wolf and took off into the woods.
Her white coat made her blend in with the snow whipping all around her. It was tough going but she could pick up the scent of rabbit.
She began stalking her prey, measly as it was. The scent began to get stronger as she closed in, it was then she picked up on another scent, a doe.

She fought back excitement as she started closing in. Spotting her prey she moved on the doe first, using the snow as her cover she pounced taking down the doe.
Dragging the doe away it became her prerogative to find that rabbit. She began closing in quickly finding the rabbits den, sniffing down the hole she could smell it.

Digging her way in she caught the rabbit as it tried to flee. With the doe and rabbit, she started working to drag them back, knowing this would be tough.
 
“Hm, plaid, or stripes.” Orion tilted his head towards Cassandra, signing back slowly to her.

He still wasn’t the best at sign language, but he had some of the basics down. The two had been practically stitched to the hip for years, Orion could still remember when they first became friends. Then he had used notes to write back and forth to communicate with her, but over the years he slowly picked up the ability to sign.

“I hope Tamara is alright out there, even this cold could practically kill even the strongest of us if we were left out there for more than a few hours.” Orion murmured to himself, glancing up at Justinian. “What are your thoughts on for collecting prey this week? I figured we should sort out the numbers for planning meals.”

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Satisfied with this answer, Cassandra picked up a new pair of needles, taking two balls of yarn from her basket. While it wasn't a Delta's job to make things, she still foind joy and relief in doing so. Starting the scarf, which will have alternating stripes of Orion's favorite colors, plus a small heart, hidden near one of the ends of the scarf.

While she would never admit it, she has slowly fallen for the Alpha, ever since he found her years ago. She was just becoming a werewolf then, having become one through an organ transplant. He always looked out for her, and even learned sign language. While he didn't need to sign back to her, it made her feel included in the conversation.

Pulling her blanket over herself again, she cozied into the couch, listening to the Alpha's chat about plans for the pack, and the upcoming meeting. She settled into the couch, falling into a daydream state while knitting, taking her mind off things while listening to the din of the room and her needles tapping together.

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