Sundown.

She sits down on the other packs territory. She smells other wolves but she doesn't mind. Her recklessness continues as she gets up and walks straight for their camp.

"You don't wanna hear my idea." Brindle said, quickly turning and running toward the rock where Celest still lay basking.

Twisp just nodded his head and darted after the she wolf.

Celest was already running towards them, "Don't need an explanation, she crossed to another pack i already can tell. I could hear your pawsteps a mile away." Brindle turned, running by Celest's side. Together they crossed into Eagle pack territory.

Twisp stayed put, watching the "sisters" run together, to save their friend. "I don't know why I didn't go.." he mumbled to himself.

Tragedy trotted back alone, limping and slightly bleeding. She passed Twisp but didn't even say hi or look at anyone. She limped staright to the quiet stream and layed down.

Twisp watched as Tragedy came back all ruffled, bleeding, and silent. He slowly matched her steps, and met up with her at the stream. "What happened..?" he asked, puzzled, and worried.

She stayed silent for a moment then says "I was just having some fun." She said simply. She walked away knowing that someone is either going to yell or not understand her actions.

Brindle and Celest slowed from their run, but they didn't speak. They had one place in mind, their rock. "Last time i bother messing with any other wolf than you Brindle." Celest mumbled.

Twisp stayed where he was, understanding she did not want to be by anyone else. "I'm here to talk to.. if you ever wanna," he informed. Slowly, he crept into the stream, taking away his worries, problems, and everything else. There was two.. or three things that could do that. Swimming/Water, walks alone, and the one his heart desires, which he is still searching for.

Brindle sighed and seemed to actually lag behind Celest for a change. Celest was so angry she didn't even notice.

Tragedy padded to the egde of the stream and sighed. She looked at her reflection and knew she had to change but it would be hard. She lapped up some water then cleaned the blood off. She looked at her limp leg then sighed and looked up.

Celest and Brindle curled up on their flat rock. It also turned into a den, big enough for them to fit. It didn't take long for Brindle to decide that's where she wanted to be.

Twisp got out of the stream, and shook his pelt free from the water droplets. He walked to where he had slept the other day. He stopped in front of it, and layed down in the soft grass, absorbing the soft spring sun, which quickly obtained the rest of the water that had clinged to his fur. It felt good, and made him tired. His eyes slowly closed, and he fell asleep. A nap would do him good.

Tragedy just stared at the sky. She let the gentle water lap at her limp leg. The small cool breeze ruffled her fur as she just lays there.

Celest sighed and padded up to Tragedy, "So. Do you think your leg is broken?"

She shrugged and looked at her leg, yawning. "No. Eagle pack didn't do much damage." She continued to lay down, thinking of her fun morning but hiding the fact that her leg hurt her.

Ember finally decided to come out in the sun where it was warm and damp. she headed to the stream and spotted tragedy's limp leg. "What happened here?!" she asked with a mad but confused face as she walked up to the sad wulfa. "did someone have a fight or did someone venture past the border?" she said, very angry at the most suspicious.

"Miss adventure here thought it was a lovely idea to challenge Eagle pack members. She was fighting the alpha! Me and Brindle tried to drag her out but the two Eagle pack members managed to chase her off." Celest explained.

Ember was silent, all she could do was slowly walk back to her den when a slight growl came out when she was facing Tragedy, she stopped, and ran to her den "She didn't listen to me at all when i talked to her last time, she ignored me!" she thought.

Celest sighed and padded over to her rock, "Hey Brindle, want to go hunting? Get some fresh air compared to this tension." Brindle slowly came out, "Sure..."

She watched as Ember went into her den. She knew she would be in trouble but she didn't mind. She still felt pain in her leg and she wondered if it actually was broken.