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thanks Whisper and Aniu woud you be willing to play Morgara I'll give you both plenty of time

Sure, I can do that. So, is this after the book Fell, or are we just kind of throwing it in and pretending Fell doesn't exist? And do the wolves touched by the Sight have wings right now, or will they be getting them later on in the story?

The wings that are produced happen instantly so that should mean that every character should roleplay with their wings coming out first and this does happen where Fell doesn't exist. It is my idea of the best sequel that the author could have made

sorry about the double but I will have the order set up soon

order is up please take a look to see who starts and we'll go from there

we are ready to go Whisper will you please start us

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Perhaps you should pm her?

((I will start us for now))

As the she-wolf looked for any signs of her former pack, she growled angrily in her mind. I wish to meet them but with such little time I need to leave now she thought and then looked to the gray wolf, her friend, Kar. Eventually he will start feeling the effects of The Sight and obtain his wings but not now, when the sun will be at the highest point in the sky. "Kar I am begging for your help we need to leave now to find Fell" she said and ended up flying up to a tree at the moment when she saw Huttser and Palla. Being a dead wolf, it was easier to hide since she was already dead to begin with, like a ghost though she would end up causing a commotion if she was found.

((Bleh not my best start but hopefully its a good one))

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(OOC: Not the best post, but it's something to get us moving.)

Fell had been laying out in the afternoon sun, absorbing the heat that it radiated and napping rather nicely. He'd finally caught a rabbit not too long ago, and had satiated his hunger for the moment. His black coat glistened in the light, revealing its unscarred splendor, but also something strange. Right above where his scapulae (or shoulder bones) were, two small gray dots of upraised skin had formed. They were growing larger by the second, though so far it seemed as if Fell didn't notice the growth. Within minutes, they were the size of a human fist, and the skin was stretching and thinning, showing black masses beneath. There came a loud popping noise and with a yelp, suddenly his yellow eye and one green-slivered eye snapped open. The young wolf jumped to his feet and glared around at the trees, growling in confusion out at the world.

Another loud pop followed from the other side this time, though Fell didn't cry out again. Instead, he turned his head to glance at his back in alarm. Had some tree branch fallen on him and broken a bone? But as he caught sight of what was truly happening, horror and panic took over his initial alarm. By now the bulges were at least the size of a basketball and still growing. On an impulse, the male threw himself on the ground and rolled to try and rub off these strange gray balls, but this only made him wince further in pain, especially as the pain shot down his back and front legs. He quickly stood up and shook to try and loose them, but this was also to no avail. They continued to grow, doubling in speed. When they were larger than car tires, the membrane was so thin that it was nearly transparent, and then it started to tear.

As the skin tore, pain once more shot through the black wolf. He howled angrily and shook again, tearing the skin more and only causing himself more pain. Suddenly, out of the torn orbs two black shapes sprang out and the skin melted away, as if it had never been there. The new appendages straightened out, but they were still much too small and so they kept growing, cracking and popping sounds emanating from them. As they grew, trills of the same unbearable pain mixed with a euphoric delight danced about Fell's body. It made it impossible to tell whether this part was worse or better, or even more painful, than what had come before. Soon enough, he passed out from the strain, and as his body collapsed, the wings stretched to their full span and collapsed with him, full-sized and shimmering in the sunlight.