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Mother Night.

Steak and Blow Job day?

Is that all you males think of?

I reiterate my statement about Graysfang: The one advantage to wolves is that they can at least lick their own balls.

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So have I.

Do you have one that's claimed you, too?

ooc: *g* she's never met a shapeshifter/werewolf...or. Well. she knows Oz, from Buffy, but not what he is.

You could say that. *smirks*

*smiles*

Persistent creatures, but mine at least seems to be exceptionaly loyal.

Well, wolves are pack animals.

So I've learned, though Graysfang seems to lope off from them quick enough if I'll let him in my room.

*laughs* Maybe he considers you part of his pack.

*amused wrinkle of her nose*

I think he's made that very clear.

Then he's not 'loping off from them', when you're around. *winks*

*laughs*

I'm not sure what they think about that.

Do you interact with them?

No. I've never met them. I don't even know where he goes when he runs off, though I've been told the pack's in the woods around the Hall.

Why don't you visit them?

I don't know, truly. I've never been around animals, let alone the Kindred, much before. It's stil new.

Kindred? What are the Kindred?

Oh. They're animals in my world who are...Hmm. They're Blood, as we are. They have the same Craft...magic...abilities. They can communcate telepathically in language which translates verbally to us.

Cool.

*grins*

It is, yes.

Then you should definitely go visit them.

I think you're right. Next time I'm at the Hall, I'll have to do that.

Your friend sounds like a patient wolf. *grins*

Does he? Why?

Not rushing you into meeting the rest of his pack.

*small smile*

I assume he's an alpha.

*shakes her head*

No, I don't think so. He's very young...barely out of being a puppy. And only a Warlord. I believe the pack's alpha is a Warlord Prince. They tend to be the stronger leaders.

Mmm....don't know the titles, but if he's a youngster the delay makes sense.

*laughs* And it's pup - or cub - but never 'puppy' the dimunitive is for dogs not wolves.