Kodi Girl wrote:
Cheveyo--You and Kanook, how far did you both go back?
(Me: Yay someone remembers Cheveyo!! =D *throws up confetti* even though he's dead, he's still a character!)
Cheveyo--> I met Kanook when we were both cubs. He had gotten lost when he went out wandering from his pack and territory. Whether it be fate or coincidence, I was exploring our territory as well, and stumbled upon him. At first I wanted nothing to do with him, I think I found him annoying actually, always wanting to get into mischief. We were pretty much opposites. Though, after another few days of somehow running into him, he grew on me, and it wasn't long before we were good friends. His pack lived nearby, and both our parents allowed us to meet. But when most of Kanook's pack was killed, including his parents, I was surprised when my pack decided to take him in, since that usually did not happen. Ever since then, he's been a part of the pack, and my best friend. When my father died, and I took over as alpha, I made Kanook beta wolf.
Me: In a nutshell, they go WAY back. *grins* but nice story.
Cheveyo: -_-;;
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Kanook---What was your first intake on Achak and Kiona?
Kanook: I thought it was cute, that Kiona had caught Achak's attention without meaning to. But because of her, he has changed a few of his ways. *smirk*
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Kanook--How did you feel when Cheveyo was killed?
Kanook: Well he was my best friend, and just about the only other one, other than Olathe, that really knew me. It was hard for a good while to get over his death.
[quote]Achak-- your siblings, what do you think of both? You seem like the strong, quiet type. But to be serious...Do you ever fool around with your kids? You know play with em in your free time?
(The question abou Kiona had already been asked so I just edited your post, you don't mind do you? D:)
Achak: I love them very much of course. I would protect them with my life, along with the rest of my family that is my pack. As for my cubs, spending time with them is also important to me. Play is just one way to bond and learn.