It is so strange to be thinking of joining another pack, to be with other wolves who could hurt me and drive me away like my own did. It frightens me a little that I could be turned away from the larger packs, so I make sure to avoid those. I do not want to get my feelings hurt again, sometimes I think it is easier to be on my own, but then I take into account my lack of experience in hunting larger animals and I end up going days without food. I have lost weight, my small and delicate frame now seeming hollow and sunken in. My stomach has shrunken from a lack of food, only mice and rabbits to keep me held over until I find something dead. It was a hard thing to be abandoned at so young an age, and I found each day was more and more of a struggle to rise and meet in the mornings. What was the point? I would die soon, but there was hope, a rather brilliant hope actually. It lay with the sounds of the waves crashing on the shoreline and the scent of salt in the air. It felt like I could really belong there, like I was made for the white sandy beaches and the small islands.

But, would they accept one like me? Would they understand me? I am not often a female of sense and more times than not I am given to wild imaginings and silly childlike games. Of course, I am only just two years old, maybe they will understand. I have heard that this pack is more or less the place where they accept differences, kind of like a pack of misfit wolves. The sore thumbs and oddities of Moladion coming here. Like the same sex pair that ruled over it not long ago, I hope that I too can be accepted here. So, with a tiny voice, my small childish tones sweep across the land of Glorall, and I am given to wait here on the border line. I am nervous, my muscles shivering under my fur, even though I have hope, I retain my fear of adult wolves. All my life I have been kicked around and treated like dirt, even by my own mother. I have been on my own for a year, barely making it since my mother left me and vanished. Maybe here is where I am supposed to be.

"Speech"