The Alise River

"Ah, yes" Luna Ecce said in agreement to Storm's words "Exactly what I was thinking. We need individuals to fight off the predators lurking about." Luna cast a friendly glance to both Storm and Phoenix. They both seemed like good companions and, if this was considered a pack, they would be excellent pack members, if the female had to put it truthfully. They both had an evident intelligence and strength. Luna could say the same for Bruno, however, a bond had not yet grown between them. The male seemed quiet, however, Luna and he did have a chance of getting along. They weren't too different.
' Lead the way '
Luna listened expectantly for a response from Oliver, however, none which had complied had been voiced. Oliver instead refused Phoenix's silent offering. Faint alarm sprang into her body as thunder could be heard far off. This would most likely mean rain and lightning. Luna had to admit, she did not know this land well, though she did know it well enough to lead the small gathering.
"I know somewhere we can go" the loba began "Couple days ago I caught sight of a large tree - Offers good shelter from the approaching storm. Foliage is plentiful there. Shall we be going?" inquired Luna Ecce a Umbra, silently requesting statements of agreement to be shed from one or more members of the pack. She awaited for those responses.

"Good," Luna nodded. She was proud and confidant of her judgement - This wolf was useful. A very good member in this pack. Luna was glad she'd accepted the wolf: She could assume he was experienced with this jungle terrain, having been here for a year. Yes, Luna was experienced. But no, she wasn't experienced enough to lead the wolves into perhaps treacherous lands. The female perked her auditories slightly at Storm's words
' Lead the way? '
"I suppose I shall allow Phoenix to lead the way. He knows much more of this land than I." Luna voiced to the Storm and the pack, a friendly smile engraved on her face as she gave a brief head movement to signal them to follow. Oh, how she did love the rain. She was from up north. Far up. The rain reminded her of home. In spite of not being fully trusting of this wolf, as it could lead them into a trap, his words did seem genuine.
"Well, let's get moving." Luna said, a soft swish emanating from her tail. The tail swish could count as happiness, yes, but it was more characterized by slight worry. Concern for her pack. A feeling she would have never felt in her old clan.

It was a nice feeling, strangely enough. Who would have thought?

Under the sheet of the translucent rain, several scents have weaved through. The first and most prominent was the jungle soil, a color deep as chocolate and the emerald undergrowth which were both rich and plentiful with the fluid. Next was the foliage which would never interlude. This was a sort of this which could be good or bad. Many scents were strung throughout the forest so it was hard to distinguish one from another. Many species of animals passed through these leaves every single day so it made differing scents all the more difficult, some being faint and some being strong, this forest was a whole mess of scents. There was, however, two scents of interest. Both were the scents of wolves. Luna Ecce raised her cranium to take in the scents. Whilst a jungle of scents flowed within her nares, Luna analysed the two scents mentally. They both seemed to be she-wolves from what the female could tell and they were both of the surrounding forest. They both had different goals it seemed. One was perusing the river, the churning still emanating from beyond and the other was perusing them. As she loped after Phoenix concern faintly twinged in her mind. Luckily, Phoenix was trusting. He was not leading them into a trap, or at least Luna could tell as such. The lupa was more worried about the wolf perusing them. She would not announce it yet as she would not want to worry the others but if the wolf approached too closely Luna would be prepared to announce the statement to the pack. For now Luna kept her eyes trained on Phoenix and the trail they were travelling along occasionally shedding a glance behind her to see if the remainder of the pack was following.