Aniu shook her crania, it was so humid right now, but she could sense that the rains were not far off in coming, which would present a welcome vacation from the hot dry weather that she faced constantly within these lands though she was used to it. However fae was more suited to the tundra, but she'd become quite adept living amongst the Kudozi Packlands becoming its Alphess like her siblings had in so many other lands. Indeed it was quite interesting, but she was never quite sure that she should actually be a leader anywhere. It would do her a great deal better if she found someone to help her, become her mate and the male Alpha, but so far she had been interested in no one other than a malamute husky she'd once seen, but once and not again who was with a musher.

Fae dwelled upon the past perhaps a bit to much. Siblings once had been friends during early days, but as time went on bitternes had eruped, perhaps because of the varying personas put forth by parents of ice and fire, dark and light. Such diverity and yet still the ten could not get along, only one remaining within pack parents had built, the true neutral, but even dam and sire had since dissappeared, nothing now was left to keep the canidae family together like in the early weeks. It broke her tender loving soul to know that this had been the end result, but not all siblings, not all families were meant to be, at least not meant to be so close, but so much had driven them all apart, some remained allies, but others enemies sibling rivalry at best, but at worst no one was truly sure.

Autumn was just around the corner, in fact it would begin in just two short days, though it seemed there might be an early one setting in. Leaves had begun to fall and the winds were whistling all quite furiously in different direction signifying trouble somewhere was afoot. Tomorrow though would take care of itself, now though she had to gather her pack, but she realized then there was no one there and so she became determined that she'd find some new recruits to bring into her abode. Even if she had to make them prisoners first, though she frowned at that thought.