Steel stream

Silence you. I brush my paw down her face. Then I boop her on the nose. Well I am going to return to torturing Aurora, see ya. And with that I vanish. I appear back atop auroras back. Now where was I, oh yeah. I slowly open my jaws as I get ready to bite auroras wing.

"Shut your mouth, Ghost." Eddie hissed, keeping his muzzle out of sight, "You know nothing of what I am. I don't have 'hormones' like a sniveling adolescent."  He dipped his nose into the water of the stream, scrubbing the blood off with a hasty paw. It was the first time he'd been completely rude in over a week, and damn it felt good. When the blood was all off, Eddie called some of the deer's soul from his gut and disguised his aura more fully; he knew they woud feel odd toward him until he went hunting for something a little more canine, a little bit more edgy, a little bit more blood-pumping.
Careful, Eddie. Don't want to be too Desirable. Bad for the hunt. If the prey gets too close...
He wiped the thoughts away from the center of attention, as he was still not sure about the powers of any of them. Eddie, muzzle still dripping, made his way back to the three, eyes angled downward.

Goddamn it. I vanish and reappear next to silver growling. Best watch your tone with me boy. I snarl in his direction.

"Boy? Pfft." Eddie grinned sadistically, finishing in a whisper under his breath.

"We'll see who's the boy..."

Keep talking like that and I'll show you what I'm capable of. My eyes flash crimson red.

"I don't fight with those that aren't worth my time, if that's what you are threatening." He gazed over indifferently at Ghost, a small smirk on those black lips of his, "And you are most certainly not, with the way that you speak to me."

I don't know about you but keep the slander to a minimum ok.

"Fine." Eddie averted his eyes from the male in a disrespecting way, angling them toward Silver. In his usual, charming manner, he shot her a wink and a warmer smile to mess with her a bit, get the blood pumping, "I'll see you later, little Sparrow." And strode stiffly away to the tree he had recently claimed as his own to nap under. Instead of sleeping, however, he just closed his eyes and watched the scenes playout in his sick, demented little mind of he previous hunt. Eddie's tongue dragged slowly over his ebony lips, tasting the deer's essence, letting it slip off of his dark aura and replacing it with a fresher sliver of innocence.

I growl lowly and vanish. I appear atop the rocky outcrop again and sit there keeping an eye out for trouble both foreign and domestic.

Evonne limped toward a stream, eyeing the crystal waters with caution, taking long, languid laps from  it. Her mouth was more dry than the desert, so she took in the water eagerly, thirstily, not noticing the white male that watched her from high above. The earth was wet, nearly as wet as the water itself, and soft, providing a needed break from the hard stones that she had been tip-toeing over for nearly three weeks; Eve waded into the water and let her paws feel the algae at the bottom, more smooth and soft as the mud onshore. This is nice...Maybe I could make a home nearby. I'm tired of moving around all the time. Eve moved her paw from the bottom of the stream and rested it on a root protruding from the bank, resting so peacefully that her eyes closed and a small snore escaped her black lips. Sleeping in the stream was almost as relaxing as sleeping on the clouds, only Evonne couln't sleep on the clouds just yet, her wings are not yet mature, and so she remains grounded until...well, Eve didn't know how long she had to wait for her wings.
In her dreams, she floated along with a pair of beautiful feathery wings, white and lilac feathers, slightly black-tipped more and more as the wispy strands grew longer. Eve was high above the territory she had unknowingly stumbled into, along with the pups she dreamed so tenderly about having, similarly colored. The biggest, one her dream-self called Xyla, was curled delicately into her chest, held up by her paws.
Xyla, you have to try!
Why, mom?
Because you are part angel. You need to fly.
Xyla leapt from her comforted position just as Evonne woke up, clinging to the dream with all her might, wanting to know if her little pup would fly. I guess I just have to wait to find out...heh.

Eddie looked down from the bank, watching a naive little female stumble right into the Steel territory, grinning. She was quite...Delectable, all that violet fur and those pretty eyes, she smelled of multiple bloods, which was...interesting, to say the least. It had been a while since he'd smelled an element, and she smelled like the crack of lightning during a storm, so she must be a weather dire, but it is muted by a slight bit of angel and a whole bunch of regular blood. Eddie could only imagine what her essence would taste of, maybe ozone, like the smell of rain, or sweet like an angel. Maybe she would taste normal, like a regular wolf with regular blood, without anything supernatural whatsoever. He highly doubted the latter. If i'm able to take her without the others seeing, I'll be able to steal her essence without much trouble...but Ghost likely has already seen her. Maybe I'll be able to...charm her under my wing, since she looks so...young, and then introduce her to the chase...
"Hello, Darling." Eddie greeted her as her eyes fluttered open, "It appears you have stumbled into a place you don't belong- don't! Don't worry, though, I won't hurt you. Tell me your name."

I appear next to the stranger. I snarl a bit at eddie. I stand defensively in front of the stranger. She is not a meal Eddie. Don't let me hear those thoughts again.

"I don't eat them." He muttered, looking away.

Oh my bad. Consuming their essence is much better. I pull a deadpan expression laced with annoyance and defensiveness

Eddie was starting to enjoy this, "I don't usually consume wolf essence, dear Ghost, unless I'm desperate- which I'm not -Or...Lusty." He could have been embarrassed about this fact about him, but didn't, not really, "Keep guessing."

Just keep to yourself.

Auroras audits would flicker at the sound of an argument, both voices familiar to her, both carried an odor which she was already used to. However, another fragrance penetrante her nostrils. It must've been yet another loner. While a part of her wanted to investigate the source of the sounds, she simply got up but walked into the other direction of the entire turmoil. The far wasn't really up for meeting yet another canidae.
And so she slowly walked away, her wings neatly folded and pressed against her torso while she'd head into the forest, seeking for some time alone. It was peaceful here, the plants were alive, prey was plenty. It was a paradise compared to their former territory. Taking a deep breath, she'd walk through the forest, relaxed and slightly thrilled that she was finally alone.

"If you excuse, me, Ghost, I have things to do while I settle here." Eddie stood and turned away from them sharply, "and Keep to myself is exactly what I plan to do. If you don't mind. Because you don't belong in my head."

Not like I have a choice who's thoughts I hear. I can hear all the minds of the world at once, and it's maddening.

Not that there are many left... Eddie thought at the white wolf, But you don' quite get my meaning, do you? No...nobody but me. Unless...unless of course there was a..er..hunter like me.
He chuckled internally, 'Hunter.'

Who said your the only one. I grin evilly. I just don't hunt my pack mates. It my bloody little secret.

Oh, no, Ghost. He revealed the rest of his teeth in a smile, though Eddie was turned away from Ghost, You aren't the hunter I am. We run in two different categories, friend, trust me.

Aurora took deep breathes through her nostrils, many different fragrances penetrating her lungs before she released them through exhaling. It was peaceful, it was silent. She could hear the stream not far away, the sound of the water while it flowed. A weak smile formed her lips before she continued to head deeper into the woods, though her peace got disturbed by a hiss of a creature not too far away. She could hear it's paw steps as it headed straight towards her, though before it could attack, she lifted her hind legs, tensed them up and pushed the predator away with a powerful kick. A sly grin formed her face as she heard a thud, a yelp and then silence. The fae turned around slowly heading to the source of the yelp before the sight of an deranged animals unfolded itself right in front of her. It was a cougar. 'Nah, let me correct that. A dead cougar.' Giggling at her thoughts, she turned away, her white-is fur stained in the sanguine color of the liquid which poured out of the lifeless animal. "Oh well." She whispered, continuing her walk.

You, my friend, don't know what I am. You haven't seen the things I've done. What I'm capable of. I'm a category all in itself.

Silver smiles at Eddies wink. Then she smells a new wolf and growls loudly to all her members. "Why didnt anyone now of this wolf pasding through. She should of not been able to pass through unoticed." Silver raged. "Damn it." She said as she stood infront of the new female wolf in her land.