She was in a rather good and pleasant mood today. The Shade had been quiet to her to past few days, and thus she was relatively at peace. Her pale rainbow eyes blinked at the mouth of the den as she yawned, before she stretched her dark limbs and marched out. She had no particular plan today. No direction was given to her. She was free right now, other than keeping an eye out for her...unsavory brother.

The dark grey and black girl trots along, enjoying the blue skies and sun upon her pelt. She was a nice looking girl, taking much from that of her now deceased mother. The thoughts of Diveen and that horrid wolf of gold still plagued her mind, but she was able to push aside the paranoia with that and know she had not seen any Diveen wolf for a long time now.

The sound of the beach begins to take over her ears, and then some comes over a dune to see a very young pup playing with another wolf her age. She stands and watches from a distance on the dune for a moment, tilting her head curiously. She had not really...played much, not like them, and not with the ocean before. She shifted her weight on her legs as she thought for a moment. She supposed there was no harm in checking it out.

Confidently she walks over, a grin crawling on her dark features as she watches the two bat at the water. She did not understand the...simple paw batting and the hesitation. Of course Umbra hardly thought of how a young pup may not know much. It simply did not cross her mind. Her grin turned into a smirk on her beautiful dark features. She did not really hide herself as she came from the left and slightly behind.

She then dashes forward, paws sinking into the sand and finding it a bit more of a pain to run in then hard land, but she still went with relative grace. She jumps over the smaller pup with a playful growl and attacks the sand/water in front of them aggressively, ‘tackling’ it with a splash and a disheveling of sand that then gets all over her dark pelt. She turns then to look at the other two, now wet with her naturally devilish yet playful grin.

”You won’t get anywhere in life if you don’t go full force,” she said as the water came back again, splashing against her elegant form as her eyes look from the wolf her age to the younger one. ”Go big or go home, eh?” she smirks, shaking the water and sand from her pelt now as she faces them.