Inkeri whimpered as she woke up on a tiny den that her father stuck her in so he could go meet with the alpha of a pack that was close to this ocean. Her little body wasn’t completely little anymore, she was almost a teen and she was ready to start exploring. She tended to be more on the quiet side then her sisters that were identical twins that tended to talk together and often in riddles. Which just annoyed her. She wished she knew who their biological parents so she could understand why her sisters were this way. Shrugging the fae looked out on the ocean and watched the waves start to crash. Siku never let her do much around the pack when it came to water. Telling her that she was slightly to small and shouldn’t be trying to swim just yet. She scoft and crawled her way out from under the low hung rocks that she was tucked in and decided to walk down the beach. Strutting her beautiful body like she had nothing to lose. She would be able to handle herself if someone were to come up to her, but she highly doubted that would happen since the sun was just coming up and most wolves were lazy and didn’t get up this early.

She stopped for a moment and began to stretch her lilith body and shaking her appaloosa rump in the air letting her limbs get lose from a goodnight rest. Then with as much grace as a butterfly she reached up and jumped into the air, her legs become elongated and stretched to perfection. When she landed in the soft sand she took off in a gallant run, pretending her sisters were chasing her and she enjoyed the way the sand kicked up from her deep paws and her jaded eyes scanned around her. Finally after what seemed like a forever, the aged pup slowed and then looked at the water longingly. ”I’m old enough, I can handle it.” She said and took a step towards the vast water. Her eyes, seemed to envy the green that was coming from the water. It was soft and beautiful, where hers was dark and mysterious. She often wondered who could fall for a wolf with her stark black and white colors and then deep dark eyes.

Shaking her head she continued to walk until she was in the water. It lapped at her paws inviting her to continue to walk. With that thought she did, enjoying the cool water pushing against her in the autumn breeze that also mixed into her fur. The water felt riveting and she couldn’t wait to continue to go out deeper. Though with one step she felt the ocean sweep her paws out from under her body. With a yelp she cried out for help before the ocean took her under. She blinked as salt water started to sting her eyes and lungs. She pumped her little legs trying to get back up to the surface. When her little head popped up and she screamed ”Papa help!! Someone help!” She screamed as loud as she could before the water swept her back under and she had to gulp in water because she wasn’t able to get any air before it sucked her back down. She was stupid to think the ocean would not be this harsh.

Please someone help me.