i left my heart on the dancefloor

[ANSLEY]

ALICE

Why was she here? The odd dog that saw her couldn't help, but wonder this. The scent on her was definitely that of Venganze Pack scent. None of their kind was seen out here often unless it was to hunt and such. That's exactly what Alice was doing out here to. She wasn't here to hurt anyone or anything like that, just to see if she could find some food. Alice couldn't be bothered if other dogs were afraid of her because of her pack. Not all dogs were vicious like the alphas in her pack.

A warm breeze ruffled her short fur and she let out a small sigh. It was fun to just get away from her pack for a while. They weren’t horrible, well not to each other mainly, but they could be a handful. Many of the dogs were willing to pick fights for the fun of it. It really was a dog-eat-dog kind of world within their pack. Sometimes Alice wondered if she should join the lerenzo pack, but the thought was almost always dispelled from her mind. They just seemed to soft for her. Alice would like to think she was kind, but in all actuality she was just like the rest of her pack. A ruthless, intelligent, and calculating dog.

Her calm green eyes stared along the road as she sat down for a quick rest. She had already caught a small mouse, not really prey, but it was still something. She let herself become relaxed, but her ears stood alert for any signs of attackers. She couldn’t risk an attack for any reason. Her gaze was quickly captured by a dog across the street, unaware of her presence. The young female was frolicking in a few flowers. It was adorable in a way, and Alice couldn’t help but be mesmerized by the display of naivety. She couldn’t even remember the days when she was like that.

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notes: It's horrible, but I thought I might as well get it up for you guys
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[` Darren.]

It wasn't often that Shadow got the chance to go somewhere alone, especially without pups running around him practically begging for him to mentor them. He sighed at the thought; it was rather amusing but at the same time got on his nerves. His darkly brindled pelt blended in with the darkness cast by a derelict building next to the pavement. The cool breeze that rushed down the empty street ruffled the two toned fur. He was enjoying this weather, winter had been harsh, unforgiving. As it always was. But the change to spring brought with it plenty of prey for both packs, so there was almost no need for Shadow to attend all of his guard duties. There were plenty of dogs busy doing just that though, he'd made sure before he left for a 'walk'.

The male twitched his ears at the sound of a two-leg shouting some distance away, but it was no threat to him. Some rogue had gone rooting through the two-legs trash, and the incriminated canine shot around the corner moments later and disappeared over the other side of the road. Shadow chuckled to himself and kept walking, closing his eyes momentarily as he carefully examined the scents in the air. He could smell the acrid smell left behind by the two-leg cars, but it was faint, instead it was almost completely overwhelmed by the smells of flowers and grass. Trying harder to pick out anything else of interest, he thought he could smell another dog nearby, but it was so hard to tell with all of the spring-smells wafting around.

That was when the wind gushed directly to his nose and he caught the sent of something he recognised. Venganza. He narrowed his eyes as they opened; it wasn't uncommon for them to hunt here. But it still surprised the male; there was plenty of food in their territory now. No matter, this ground belonged to neither pack, it was rogue territory so he didn't let it bother him. He continued to walk, calmly for a change. Shadow heard a small grumble as his stomach complained of a lack of food. Then he was off, thinking again, wondering what he might eat tonight. 'Hmm, rabbit, or maybe a bird if I can catch one.. I saw some pigeons nesting earlier. Maybe I could-'. BANG.

He jumped backwards, having walked straight into a solid object. He cursed to himself, falling back onto his haunches and lifting a large paw to swipe at his sore head. Opening his eyes, Shadow then saw what he'd walked into exactly. There before him sat a small, fox-like female dog. She'd been looking elsewhere, and he didn't expect she would have seen him coming either. ''Oh, uh, uh.. I'm sorry'' The brindle dog said, trying hard to find the right words. It was clear this was the source of the Venganza scent he'd caught earlier, and having not met many from that pack in his time, the male was unsure how best to apologise for being so careless.

[KUMORI]

The beautiful black fae Trotted down the seemingly empty sidewalk humming a song that the two-legs called "want to be loved" it was a part of some type of song group called "rock", it was quite catchty and she liked the beat. she closed her eyes and continued walikng down the sidewalk humming her song happily, she paid no mind to anything else in the area, the scents were no mytery no her for she had walked this path so many times before. "oof!" she exclaimed as her face greeted the pavement, she quickly righted herself, and snapped at the brindle male "why don't you watch where you're going dipwad!", there she went losing her temper ofver something as simple as someone interrupting her music. "what kind of idiot sits in the middle of the path awyway?" she mummbled. She thought about it, the male hadn't done anything wrong, she was the one that tripped over him anyway, but then her nairs caught a scent,one could not even call it a scent more of a stench- he was a Lerenzo dog- there was no need for her to appologise to fiflth she turned her head to see another dog, er... fox,uh... dog she couldn't tell. A quite welcomed scent filled her nostrils it told her that is one was a Venganza dog, a pack she had aspired to join since she heard about them as a pup, "you there are you really a Venganza dog?", the Venganza were the strongest dogs around, not only in brutte strength, but in numbers as well, at least that's what she thought. The last Venganza dog she'd met had been quite the charming male, claimed to be an alpha, but he acted like one but clearly wasn't one. Ignoring the Lerenzo scum her attention was now fully focused on the Venganza fae, her eyes sparkling with admiration.

[ALLURE]

[bg=000000][atrb=width,471,true][atrb=border,0,true] It had seemed to be ages ago since the obsidian princess had danced upon the human streets. It was an event always saved for some extreme length of boredom that had been lurking for a long period of time. More often than not it caused quite the uproar when she was found out by the ugly, furless beasts causing mothers to clutch their children and run to the safety of their dens. But until she allowed her heritage be known the idiotic beings mistook her for just another dog. "Wow, that's a really beautiful shepherd" she had heard them exclaim time and time again. And each time the sly smirk that seemed to be permanently plastered upon her charcoal lips would spread. Every pore within the black beauty oozed with malice, it was her way. She had never known to be any different no matter how hard others had tried to change her as a pup. Her lean form silently floated over the hard, concrete pathway staying hear the tall buildings that managed to black out the sun rays. The shadows seemed to hug her tenderly, the wolfess and them wrapping their forms around each other with a lover's embrace. If it were not for the silky sheen of her thick pelt caused by the few stray light rays that managed to break through the brick and mortar defense, and the flames licking up each slender limb she would nearly be invisible. Her muscles rolled under her lush coat like those of a feline, silent and graceful. Each touch of the earth was silently calculated to ensure the least amount of disturbance. Many attempted avoiding the demoness on her excursions. She was a huntress, and always seemed to be on the prowl whether for typical prey, a loose pet, or maybe an unsuspecting human. Many times she hunted for the game, for the pleasure, to feel the victim's life fluid gush between her ivory fangs to simply leave the carcass to the strays roaming these streets. She was eerily frightening, yet a monstrous savior offering food to the pitiful canines that could not manage for themselves and had to go around picking through the rubbish. Voices suddenly pulled the temptress' attention toward a small group of canines. It seemed they were all from different backgrounds from the scents being carried by the breeze. Laval pools narrowed slightly, glowing through the shadows of the alley as she paused, watching for a single moment. Quickly dainty paws altered her path now pulling her toward the grouping. One of the faes was from her pack, and Allure would never miss out any brawl that may occur. Blood...it was why she was here in the first place. A melodic voice chimed to the trio, the musical notes completely opposite of what the fae stood for. They were yet another lie about her character, "Good day." It was a simple greeting as her gaze washed over each and every face. Her focus fell strictly upon the male that carried the stench of the opposing back. What a waste, was the first thought coming to mind. Her limbs carried her straight to the male, her sinewy frame gently wrapping from one side to the next until she was nearly side to side with Alice. Her plume, as if it had a mind of its own stroked the male's side in feline fashion, a smirk dancing upon her features. Was it play time?

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[` Darren.]

[ ooc - ansley? your turn..? :3 ]