Mia had managed to escape the constant watch of the rest of the pack, which was easier than usual, as it was early morning and most of the other wolves were still asleep, dozing with their heads on the paws, or shifting slightly in their sleep. There were only two other wolves awake when Mia awoke, but they hadn’t notice her wake up, so she used this to her advantage.

When they wandered off a little, probably to check out the area in case any other animals were nearby, or to have a cool drink of water, she swiftly rose and slipped off silently into the trees. She rarely had any time to herself and was closely watched. So, because of this, she had become more adept at finding ways to escape the watchful gazes and explore the rest of the woods alone, something that she definitely enjoyed.

She padded through the woods, on unmarked trails, a few twigs snapping under her paws every now and then, but she paid them no attention as her honey brown eyes scanned the woods with curiosity, surprisingly wide awake for so early in the morning.

She saw a small rabbit hopping through the undergrowth and scrambled after it, more playful than with any actual intent of catching it. She followed it for quite a while, ending up in a clearing with a sparkling stream running through it. Losing interest in the rabbit, she let it hop away out of sight and instead headed over to the water, bending down so she could lap up the icy water.

((I don't really like this post, but I couldn't think of anything, hope it's alright))