The Frontier RP

The rules and application form are posted

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I'll start:

Glacier licked the cold snow off her paws. The frostbite was starting to kick in. "Will we ever find trees?" Asked Glacier as she looked around at the barren landscape. "I'm not sure." Ice replied. They continued on. The breeze swayed Glacier's icy coat back in forth as they walked in a rhythmic pattern. The only thing she could see for miles onward was a couple shrubs. The coat of snow covered everything for miles and miles. It was 16 degrees below and Glacier could barely feel the tip of her nose. The snow coming from the sky left an icy sheet of white over Glacier's eyelashes. She could see Ice was having troubles keeping up with her as she trotted along.

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Bera
Bera paused for a moment to shake the snow off of her coat, and gave a short bark of reassurance for herself. It was warmer here than other places in the area, she knew, but the snow was coming down fast, and she didn't want to get snowed in. She was near exhaustion, and if she fell asleep she might end up freezing. She wouldn't be very comfortable once she woke up, at least. But that's what you risked by living alone,

Glacier

Glacier and Ice finally stumbled upon some trees after what had seemed like centuries. As they walked along Glacier suggested a rest. "Okay." Ice agreed. Glacier spotted a pine tree with the branches hanging down around every side. "Let's go under there." She trotted off to the pine tree. She pushed herself under the branches. When she looked up, she was startled by the sight of another wolf. "Whoah!" She barked.

Haunt
She trotted easily along to the top of a ridge,

Bera
Bera raised her head at a sudden noise. She'd been trying to catch a little sleep while the storm was going on, and was about to pounce at whatever rodent or hare responsible for intruding on her like that, when she saw another wolf. She was never one to be speechless with surprise, and probably would have snapped at the wolf, were it not for an icy blast of wind coming through the gap in the branches. It was strong enough to nearly knock her over, and she took a moment to recover from the frigid air, but then she faced the wolf with an annoyed expression. "I was trying to get some rest," she growled, but she wasn't that irritated. She was still extremely tired, and while she refused to show it, she'd rather just drop to the ground and resume her nap. Another frigid chill swept through the branches, and she shivered involuntarily.

Haunt
She crept up to the bushes. Sure enough there was a large, plump rabbit nibbling on it, oblivious to the danger. She crept up close before exploding through the snow, catching the rabbit before its first hop. She ate quickly and then started off for the river for water, blood tinging her snout a reddish colour. She reached the river and lapped up water swiftly while keeping an eye out. Her black coat offered no camouflage in the snow.

Bera
Noting the size of the white wolf, Bera realized it might not be beneficial to get in a fight with them, and she was tired, she didn't have time to fight. Doing her best to show no hint of fear, she added, "What brings you here?" trying not to show any more interest than she actually had, yet attempting not to come off as disrespectful. If this wolf didn't mean any harm, she wasn't going to provoke it, but if they intended on taking over her territory, she wasn't going to let it happen. A howl drifted towards her in the wind, but she payed no attention.

"We were just adventuring a little bit." As she shyly motioned toward Ice. "We mean no harm, sorry if we are intruding." She said respectfully. Glacier was not one of darkness and tried to keep peace with other wolves. She wasn't sure if this wolf was dangerous or not, so she kept eye contact, not showing any fear.

Ghost

Ghost padded along the river bank, his dark coat glinting in the sun. His nose twitched and he stepped into the river. He was horrified, as some fish swam past him. When he was a pup, some fish, bigger than most, had scared him half to death. Ever since he had steered well away from fish. He leapt back and then stepped in again, gently and up on the other side of the stream, that was flowing gently.

Bera
Bera cocked her head in a somewhat friendly way. "I see." She lay on her side again, wriggling until she was in a comfortable position. "You can stay if you like." Then she noticed a large, dark shape against the snow. It was near the river, and bent in a position that implied it was drinking. She growled softly, the wind absorbing the sound so well she doubted the animal could hear it. What's it doing here? Didn't it find my scent? It probably couldn't, in the storm. Well, she wasn't about to let it trespass, she'd better at least discover it's intentions. She stood, brushing past the pine tree's branches. Bera shuddered as the snow blasted through her thick coat, but she pushed ahead, nearly invisible amid the thickly falling snow surrounding her. She approached the dark shape -appearing to be a wolf- and stood several feet away, waiting for the wolf to notice her.

Ghost

Ghost drank the icy cold water from the river and stood up, sniffing the air. She could smell another wolf, but as he looked forward, he couldn't see anything. He didn't even bother to look behind him. He was just bored, padding along with no pack, no friends, and sadly no more family. They had all been killed, including his 11 month old sister, and 4 month old brother, in a fight with a pack of around 30 wolves. He had only survived by running round the pack to confuse them, an then dart into a cave. Then, he had noticed his family dead, and without warning, took off to some place, not even knowing where he was going. He was sad.

Haunt
The sudden wolf scent hit her, and she spun to face the wolf. She eyed it carefully.

Ghost

Ghost whipped his head to the side. He growled loudly. "This isn't my territory, I don't even know where I am going." He said an then carried on drinking. He wasn't scared, and that wolf didn't look that threatening towards him. He kept his eye to the side, watching the big wolf, in case it did anything. He though of his family, and gave

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Glacier

Glacier watched as Bera walked away from the tree. Glacier looked for an approving look in Ice's eye. He nodded and they followed Bera toward the shape. What is it?