the descent to hell is easy

navarro x stella , eleven , no progeny

As with most goals, Eclipse’s took her to many different lands, most were around packs but this time she wandered into the confines of the forest. The branches dripped with shadows of the late, gloomy afternoon. The sun was shielded by a light blanket of clouds and overcast the world in dull grays. The bright oranges, yellows, and reds of the trees were muted by this effect, not quite as startling as before.

She moves with finesse through the thicket of trees in no particular direction. She had no one specific that she was tracking so far and was counting on just stumbling upon them on her way. It didn’t take very long for her to realize that there was one scent in particular that stood out as opposed to the rest. As her head hung low and her pace slowed, her gunmetal and blue eyes searched the dim surroundings for any physical sign of the male. He was either a potential candidate for her quarry or an individual who could help her get to one. Either way, she sought him out and was soon hot on his trail.

Her large, silver stricken paws picked up into a jog as she kept her nose on the scent. He hadn’t been too far ahead of where she was and the growing sound of voices told her that she was particularly close. Although, as she neared to the sound it seemed more like it was one voice that changed pitch and accent for every new sentence. She steps up behind a large bush and peers at the dark male just as he paw brushes against the leaves, betraying her position. Who’s there? he calls out curiously and with a bit of caution if he had a good mind.

She shakes herself off and puts on her best smile, albeit a bit of a frightening one, before approaching him from the grim shadows of the trees. ”Just an admirer,” she proclaims with a coyness to her tone. ”Who else is here with you?” her question follows shortly thereafter, curious about the other noises she had heard. No other scents were present around the young, strapping male but there was still the unknown factor.