Romance is in the air...this is probably the most beautiful and scenic place in Blossom Forest. For the athletic and determined to come with their mates, for time away from pups. Only adults may come here; some of the ledges are too far apart for teens or pups to cross and some too high to scale.
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Posted on October 8, 2011 at 06:55:31 PM by Sakahra
Halfway up the cliff, she was thinking on how many wolves she knew, and how many she left behind. There was Soldier, Lalin, Kota, Keer, Koal... The list goes on. And the wolves she left. That was the terrible part. She left her mom, her dad, her brothers and sisters. It seemed to them she 'ran away.' Maybe she did... Maybe she didn't... Great Lupus, everything she did reminded her of that! Everything! When she was alone, she could hear her fathers voice, whispering, 'Sakahra, get up, it's time to train, time to kill...' She could see her mother walking toward her with an injured pup or some large game for her to kill. It was terrible. But, no one knew of her past, and she would never let in on it. She was supposed to be in a royal family... What was so special about killing things? Of course that was all her life consisted of, but pups?! Her parents actually killed pups... Of their own kind! Sakahra growled and raced up the cliff, only stopping when her paws hit the soft, padded ground of the cliff's peak.
She panted and glanced around, before lifting her tail and walking to a concealed ares near the edge of the cliff. Tall grasses drew the eye to it, but made others think twice about walking into it, for fear of what lie on the other side. She smiled and pushed through the tall, dry grasses, the wind softly making their dried seeds rattle. She smiled at the song it played and pushed to the end of them, before coming out to a lake on the other side. It wasn't a very big lake, but, somehow, it had fish living in it. Maybe a bird had carried a female with eggs here, and dropped her, where she filled the pond with new fish? Maybe. All Sakahra knew was that they gave her a good meal. She grinned brodly, proud to have found such a beatiful place to call her own, and remarked before trotting to her den. Sakahra's den was a large rock that was dug out from the bottom, giving an undercorund cave. Inside was lined with moss, and, off to the side, there wa a chamber in which the sun shone through. She had lined it with pine needles, giving it a beautful scent and a comfortable bed. She yawned and jumped on a nearby rock somewhat in the water, and laid down, her ivory paws dangling over the rock.
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