((When he shifts to his human form I'll put in a human pic.))
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The frost had just begun to melt as the pack woke up. The beta wolf was the first out of his den. As a human he was called Ben or Benjerman but within the pack he was TimeRunner. He was the swiftest runner and the Time part of his name came from the clock in london called the Big Ben, this and the fact he was late for almost everything. A white wolf and a brown wol came out and Ben nodded to them before they headed out.
It was a Saturday and the pack spent their weekends in their wolf forms. So they ate raw and stayed in their territory. The three headed for the hunting grounds near the border of the terriotory in hops of finding something decent for a morning meal.

She woke up slowly, her pack crowded around her as they usually slept when they were all together like this. As wolves they lived as wolves, as humans they lived as humans. They respected each nature and tried to live as each one lived. She stretched, hitting someones nose and not really caring. Her tongue lolled out in a wolfish grin and she rolled on to another wolf causing mostly everyone to wake up and growls and snarls to rise. She giggled inwardly and stood. She barked at them all, telling them to get up. Being the alpha wolf was...interesting. Even more so when it was a woman. They all got up, grumbling slightly, but mostly ready to get the day going. Her breath streamed out from her mouth as she sat there waiting for them to wake up fully. With another bark she turned, tail flashing in the morning light and began to run.

Ben paused and crouched in the grass. He flicked his tail to direct the other two wolves around the clearing. He growled and the deer began to run. The wolves singled out one of the older weaker deer and took it down. The youngest and the smallest of the three, RedFang was his wolf name lept onto the deer and killed it with a bit to the next.
When it was on the ground the three began pulling it back twords thei camp. Though the snow was stained red and it looked as if they could have killed it on the other pack's territory.
"You did good todat RedFang." Ben barked as he paused and dropped the deer shoulder to take a few breaths.
"You're getting faster and faster TimRunner." The third would said, doing the same. The three did that as they took the deer back to camp. When they paused they'd talk about the kill. They didn't call eachother by theire human names out here, it was what the alpha said. So they listened.

They frolicked for a little bit, enjoying the cool morning and the scents that had appeared over the night. She sat, watching with amusement as some of the younger pups wrestled when a breeze picked up and the scent of fresh blood came to her senses. Her ears pricked and she barked at the beta to come with her to go figure out where it came form. They came to a clearing and saw the blood stained snow and the trail it left. She growled lightly as she took in the scene. It had been on their territory. She knew that to enforce that they keep to their own she would have to go confront them. Her beta followed as she followed the blood trail. Since they were not waited down by a kill they were more swift and able to catch up with the wolves.

The trees had patches of frost in them. It ws the ocassional crunching of frost Ben's ears pricked up. He growled as he dropped the deer.
"What's up TimeRunner?" RedFang asked dropping his part of the deer.
"It's the other pack." He said after sniffing the air again.
"What could they want?" RedFang though outloud glancing around.
"I have no idea." Ben said as he tried to identify where the wolves were.

She appeared in front of them, having circled around to get there. Her Beta, Marcel, stood a little behind her right shoulder. She gazed over them with ice blue eyes taking them in and then her eyes alighted on the deer. She barked at them, nodding her head towards the deer. Her breath streamed out her mouth in the cool morning, creating brief patches of fog. She walked forward, closer to the other pack.