What I would give -- +

[Dawn]

Dusk, my sweet baby sister. Storm, my strong brother. Eclipse, my loving brother. What has become of you three? Are you all well? Are you all together? Maybe one day, we could all be reunited. Like old times.

"Huh!?" Dawn gasped, taking in a sharp breath of air, and opening her eyes in a fraction of a second. She was dreaming, as usual of the family she missed so. All the while she could feel their presance out there, it always left questions if she would truly ever see them again. Ha, it was her fault they had all been seperated in the first place. He silly wanderings and power-hungry ways. It was her fault. Why should she be mourning?

Dawn flipped on to her feet from the side lay. Her paws grinded into the dirt, possibly stirring some of the pups farther back in the cave. Dawn always had a habit of sleeping near the entrance. Just a hunter's tuition. If there was something to be hunted or protected, she would like to be there first.

The wolf easily slipped out into the silky moonlight, about exactly midnight. It would be long until she could sleep again, if none.

[Edana]

Zyra felt her muscles give with a fevering excitement as they danced in sync with her bones and pulled her swiftly across the ground. She relished the feel of the run and enjoyed the cool breeze of night that played at her fur. It was so relaxing. Her mind though, seemed determined to concentrate on what she was doing.

She could not breathe through her mouth for the precious flower she held clamped between her teeth. It was uncomfortable to breathe through her nose, but it was required of her. She could just imagine how angry Aeon would be if she had heard that Zyra dropped the flower. As if dismissing the thought Zyra flicked her ears and glanced a moment longer at the surroundings flying past her; she realized that she was very close to the den entrance, and a little too slowly that Dawn was straight in her path.

Zyra stopped suddenly digging her hind paws into the ground as she slid kicking up dirt and rocks on the way. A small ditch was beginning to build behind her and luckily she slowed just enough that she tapped into Dawn. Zyra took a step back shaking off her paws as she laid down the flower. "Sorry, about that. Aeon is stuck in Krenartok Bog and you have to come help. I gotta drop this flower off first though."

Zyra did not wait for Dawn's reply as she bolted off again towards the den entrance and quickly disappeared beneath the ground. The entrance had been widened by wolves so it was mainly earthy, but as one went further down the rock walls exposed the cave. Zyra trekked slowly through the sleeping wolves and to a niche in the cave wall. The niche streched out into a short tunnel and then opened up into a fairly spacious cavern that could sleep a few wolves. Zyra laid the flower on a ledge streching around the majority of the cavern where Aeon stored all her herbs. Slabs of rocks separated each herb pile along the ledge. Before leaving Zyra prodded the old wolf sleeping in a nest of moss and leaves. "Aeon says you gotta drink a lot of water before she gets back." The wolf groaned and stood up padding after Zyra as she left the medicine wolf's den.

Zyra jogged up to Dawn's side glancing at her as she stopped. "I'm ready to go, are you coming?"

[Dawn]

Dawn snapped out of her dream like state the second she could vision and hear another wolf stampede towards her. At instant she knew who it was, Zyra. The other wolve's scent was frantic. Zyra was clearly on a mission. But what of? Dawn groaned, the wolf coming too fast for her to stop, and too fast for Dawn to move. As Zyra skidded to a stop, Dawn couldn't help but thank the heavens they didn't collide.

"Sorry, about that. Aeon is stuck in Krenartok Bog and you have to come help. I gotta drop this flower off first though."

"What?! How did she get stuck there? You have to be kidding me. And what's with the flower?!" Dawn shot, saying the last sentance as Zyra was padding along to drop the flower off. Considering Aeon, it was probably some special herb. Hardly something to get stuck in a bog about, if it wasn't.

Yet all of Dawn's questions would have to wait, as Zyra emerged from the den. She watched the elder sip water in pain, and nodded.

"I'm ready to go, are you coming?"

"Let's go...." Dawn said confidently, and she sped off.

[Edana]

ooc: We will just move over to the bog now.