Peace. {open}

[Zimlock]

This weird mix of breed was sitting alone. Her ears were perked up, while her gaze was scanning the grounds. It seemed quiet, like everything was at peace. It was odd, yet, not at the same time. She didn't like it though, it made her nervous. She wanted to have excitement all around her. Not only that, since there are no other wolves around, she can't be in the center of attention. She has to be on the outside, without having a wolf admire her good features.

Of course, most full-blooded wolves would think otherwise. She was part Husky as well, after all. She was always different. She was always going to be different. She may have a lead position, but that doesn't mean she couldn't feel lonely otherwise, or feel, well, different. She wanted to be the same, she didn't like that she was different.

She was smaller than the other females, although she was just a bit more bulkier. It was from her father, he was a full-blooded white husky. Thing was, if she was here, being different, how did she come here? She wasn't born in the Reval Pack; she just arrived.

She had a different family before, although they did abuse her. She bit them, and she could understand the Human speak. They were going to kill her! So, Nekomi, of course, had to run off. She ran and ran, until the leader of this pack took her in.

Ah, afterwards, she started to forget about her old family. But right now, with all the quiet and peace, she can't help but think about them. She disliked her brother, he was annoying. He always bugged her. Nekomi just wanted to swipe her jaws across his neck to end her misery. She couldn't, of course, for some humans took her brother away. Soon after, she did, too, go somewhere else.

She never saw her family again. You would think that she would enjoy that factor, but she hated it. She wanted to be back with her father. She wanted to see her mother, too, and he promised to show her. He said that she was part wolf, and that she was a great beauty. He even said that Nekomi looked almost exactly like her.

She knew that wasn't true. Yet, she believed the part that she was part Wolf. She believed that, even more so now.

The pretty white-black wolf/husky hybird stood up, and shook her head side to side. Her gaze fell upon the stars in the sky.

"Ugh. What can I do around here?"

She asked aloud to herself, while her tail stayed curled on her back like a husky.