Her long jet black hair swept across her shoulders as the wind howled on unforgiving-ly throughout the barren tundra. She carried her black boots as she walked bare foot on the stone cold ground with only a dress for protection from the pale flurries falling down on her. She whistled a tune for company and watched wearily just ahead at the horizon.

Her onyx eyes flicked to the west, noticing slight movement. It was white as the snow that continued to fall, but she couldn't make out the form completely. She squinted, looking into the distant at the approaching figure. It was limping and swayed back and forth. She took her sweet time making it towards the figure, though concerned for it. As she got closer, it appeared to her to be some sort of dog. A wolf? There was no way. They had been saying wolfs were extinct. Though, that man back in town had been spouting some things about wolfs, saying they were playing some tricks on us. Everyone thought he was pretty crazy, but what did we really know? She supposed anything could be possible and ran towards the 'wolf.'

It was gorgeous. It's coat a pure white, it's fur looked as soft as satin. She reached out to it.

Kiba's POV:

I was injured from the earlier fight and was trying to make my way back towards my pack. We had been separated during the chaos and I wanted to make sure we were all alright. I was sure Tsume had gotten hurt pretty badly. I just hoped with his headstrong attitude, he hadn't strayed from the group or refused help. In my wounded state, I couldn't help but dwell on thoughts of them instead of my own pain. I wouldn't worry about myself.

I drug myself through the snow, falling a few times, but getting back up. I was limping pretty badly and I couldn't stop my body from swaying. By this point, I was just following my instinct like I always did and going where I felt would lead me right. On my way, I found myself suddenly standing in front of a human girl. I was surprised a bit, but it didn't show. She reached out at me and my instant reaction was growling and backing up. She didn't seem at all fazed and continued advancement.

"I don't think wolfs or whatever you are can really understand what we say but just in case they can I'll say it…You're hurt and I can help you, so don't you dare growl at me," The girl said, looking me in the eyes.

I was in no mood for argument and I could've cared less so I just nodded before passing out onto the hard ground, resuming my human form again.

Azure's POV (My OC Character):

She stared at him for a while. The wolf now a boy lying on the ground passed out. What was she going to do with this wolf human thing? She picked him up gently, being careful of his wound and walked on, weighing options as she trudged through the snow.