When it's R A N I [Erosaf xD]

He sniffed the air then howled in surprise. "Rani!" It was a sound of relief more than anything else. He started to run across the icy hills and plains, knowing exactly where she was. She was home once more was she? If she still wished to call this home that is.

He ran over another hill and down to her. "I am so sorry," he said. Then he looked at her. "And what happened to you? Who did this to you?"

"Who?" he growled, enraged that someone else would dare to hurt her like this. He was not pleased about this turn of events at all. "Please tell me Rani." He couldn't tell who the other wolf had been, his scent was months old.

“I think Radu is behind this.” Spirit Claw replied. “There is only he who matches what he who matches what Rani has just told me.” The wolf sighed, knowing that he should have been there to defend her. It was something that he would never forgive himself for allowing to happen to her. Not in the whole of his lifetime.

Strike appeared out of nowhere. “He has never found me here, and he forced me once. The ice protects me, and it will you,” she said gently. She smiled at the younger she-wolf gently. There was no chance she was letting that mongrel in.

“There are countless places here we can hide,” Spirit added. Ever so gently, he nuzzled her.

"I assure you he is not here," she told rani. "I would know it, and so would the horses that are the same as Spirit Claw and I." She sighed. "Come on." She smiled and then turned away.
As she moved the land seemed to shift itself, camoflaguing their group from unwanting eyes. She was poewrful.

She walked freely, clearly at ease in her land. "I know what to listen for, Rani." she chuckled as she moved.

He chuckled as he walked, glad to have her back again. He regretted that argument oh so long go. And as for Radu... well. The brute would not cross his path if he wanted to live. Ice could be very brutal.

He sighed as they walked though, gently nuzzling her again. "Don't worry about him. You cannot be found here, Rani."

He watched her with worried eyes. Then looked at Eitri who had been silent a while. "Should I go after her?" he asked. He was worried about her, that uch was clear from his expression.

He never wanted her to be hurt again.

He nodded and hurried after his mate, knowing where to find her. She was easy for him to track, being able to feel her warmth ahead of him on the snow covered ground. He leapt forwards quickly, seeming to leap over the ground.

Soon he spotted her, and huffed softly, to let her know she was not alone, though he did not go closer.

Spirit watched as the pups emerged, noting that one was still born. That was sad in its own way but at least two were alive. Slowly he got to his feet and approached, very uncertain of himself at the moment.
He stopped a few meters from her and lay on his belly, nose on the ground. He whimpered.

He blinked at the growl, then edged forwards quietly, telling the wind to cease annoying the group before him. It dropped to naught as he curled up on the other side of the pups, gently nuzzling them. He wouldn’t let them get cold at all. That was cruel and he was not so.

He sighed. “I shouldn’t have gotten so annoyed at you,” he said, licking her cheek gently. “But alls ended well, you’re safe now.” He chuckled, nuzzling her cheek gently. He certainly loved her, that much was clear from his actions.