Name: Fluke

Gender: Male

Breed: Wolf

Mate: Ajuoga

Likes: Ajuoga, water, a place where he feels welcome, feeling wanted, living in general

Dislikes: Junkyards, pain, being attacked by something he can't fight off, packs that don't really take care of each other, packs in general, cities

Strengths: He's pretty strong and good at surviving in the city, scavenging is a bit of a learned skill of his, he has good common sense, those he cares for

Weaknesses: He's no superhero, he can take on one wolf a hell of a lot easier then two or three, certainly not more, then he's of average speed and intelligence, he's ready to throw himself in front of a train for anyone he cares deeply for

Origin: Fluke grew up in a rough neighborhood, really. A junkyard wolf. He was used to fighting everyday to survive. But he was becoming sick of it. Yes, he had a home here, but could a place you hated really be a home? Always having to watch out for broken glass, or something that could harm your feet. Naturally, his instincts finally made him feel it would best to leave. So he did. Though he didn't realize it wasn't much better outside amongst the woods then it was in the city. He'd crossed a packs territory once and been attacked, severely wounded he simply kept on. Trying to get somewhere safe before he had to simply collapse. After a while he managed to find an enclosed area, some trees roots woven around to make a nice place to curl up for a night or so. He licked some wounds but they stung and he wasn't sure what he could do with them. So he managed to fall into a restless sleep.
He woke to scuffling and a thud. There was a soft growl, he growled back.
"It lives." The growler said. As he gathered his wits he caught the scent of said growler. It was female, another wolf. She had a nice scent, the scent of herbs, the forest.
"Why so surprised?" He meant to sound strong, but it came out a bit weak. The blue wolf managed to rise up and limb out into the open.
"Not really, but that's a lot of blood, and looks like you won't be alive for much longer if you let them go. Especially with that ragged coat." She stated matter-of-fact.
Fluke growled. "I can't really help it though." He muttered.
"I could." She replied.
He paused turning slightly to examine her better. She has a lot of odd markings. Brown, green, with a little blue, the markings swirling around. Pretty tribal markings. Blinking her lowered his head, no need to make an open challenge. "Really?" He said, sounding intrigued but uninterested as well.
"Most definitely." She lept up onto one of the roots, disappearing over the side. "Hm..." He heard her hum before she reappeared behind him.
"Hey, look here, you'll need to get cleaned off before I can do anything. I'll show you to a creek a little ways from here." The female wolf stated. "I'm Ajuoga, you are?" She questioned.
He resisted jumping at her sudden appearance. Turning to look at her he blinked. "Um, Fluke. I'm Fluke." He replied hastily trying to make up for his bit of jumpiness, then the stutter in the 'um'.
"If you will, come on and I'll show you the creek?" She asked tentatively.
He nodded and she smiled, an odd smile, but a smile. "Come then." She said then started off, through the woods. So he followed with his limp, god, everything hurt so bad.
"Here!" He heard the call as he reached the creek. The odd pelted wolf jumped into the creek, the water splashing up around her. "There are herbs that can help around the water here that can help." She added slipping out of the water and shaking her pelt off. He watched her with guarded curiosity. But walked, more so limped but anyway, he slipped into the water, leaning down to try and get his pelt wet and the wounds cleaned.
Splash
She jumped in beside him, covering him in the water. He yelped at the surprise. "You're taking to long, it was the best way." Ajuoga said, but there was no hiding her smirk.
Fluke had his wet head low, but he smirked slightly too. It had been a while since he had had a bit of fun. Though that was hard when you are trying to get over multiple bite wounds.
Maybe things wouldn't be so bad after all...

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