Zach knew the only reason he was at the meeting was because there was a very real chance he would become the new alpha. Of course, that very real chance also extended to Amilia, but then she was at the meeting as well. Still, it the was nice to finally be admitted into the loop. Some of the older wolves who had higher rank had been acting a little odd lately, but had kept her mouths sealed tight, which basically meant that he knew nothing so far.
As the meeting started though, the alpha, a man named Alistair, explained what was going on. Apparently their borders were being crossed. Something was coming into their territory and leaving again, like a ghost. On top of it, some sort of animal carcass had been found earlier that day. It had been mutilated completely, so badly so that no one could say for sure what sort of animal it was. Yet from all of this, one fact remained certain, and that was that their pack could be in danger.
Sneaking off anywhere was practically impossible amongst a pack of wolves and required a certain finesse... the kind a person acquired from living with said wolves for as long as they could remember, and still that wasn't enough sometimes. Kadrin was hoping it would be enough this time around though... because she had to know why it was suddenly a good idea that she was required to be inside by sunset every day now. Sure, she understood the reasoning behind the rule when it was close to the full moon, but suddenly changing the rule to every day, no exceptions? Something was going on.
There was a meeting going on actually, in the alpha's house, which was also the main house. It was large enough to be a small mansion and housed dozens of wolves. Plus her. Luckily, while the tree outside her last bedroom had been found out as an escape route, no one actually thought she would scale the thin slice of roofing outside her window, which was exactly what she did. After that, it was all simply a matter of getting outside the window to the meeting room and listening in on what was going on. And hope no wolf came wandering outside too close. They shouldn't be able to hear or see her in the dark, but scent was another matter altogether.
January 11th, 2015 at 11:01pm