Copy and Pasted from another site, please don't kill me.
Shade had been annoyed by the wolves constantly coming into and out of the lagoon. He was having a good time and he would miss the cave, but he began to walk northward to the frozen forests. The snow beneath his feet crunched as he continued on. His black pelt stuck out in the land, and the trees were think in this, making it hard for him to see any prey. He managed to catch a mouse and a small rabbit, but that was it. After almost an hour of walking, he finally grew tired and dug a small hole into the snow behind a bush large enough for him to fit into. Digging it brought back memories, but he fought them away. It wasn't nearly sundown, he was quite cold and hungry, and his wounds were still hindering his capabilities somewhat, but he tried to sleep anyway.
He dozed for moments at a time, but woke frequently to the sound of birds, snow foxes, or other animal life wandering about in the woods. He could not sleep. He crawled out and attempted to hunt, searching the snow for mice or rabbits. He caught a few more mice and consumed them. He now looked around for any other wolves. He rose his muzzle in the cold breeze and howled. "Is there anybody here?" He sat down and awaited an answer.
Shade had been annoyed by the wolves constantly coming into and out of the lagoon. He was having a good time and he would miss the cave, but he began to walk northward to the frozen forests. The snow beneath his feet crunched as he continued on. His black pelt stuck out in the land, and the trees were think in this, making it hard for him to see any prey. He managed to catch a mouse and a small rabbit, but that was it. After almost an hour of walking, he finally grew tired and dug a small hole into the snow behind a bush large enough for him to fit into. Digging it brought back memories, but he fought them away. It wasn't nearly sundown, he was quite cold and hungry, and his wounds were still hindering his capabilities somewhat, but he tried to sleep anyway.
He dozed for moments at a time, but woke frequently to the sound of birds, snow foxes, or other animal life wandering about in the woods. He could not sleep. He crawled out and attempted to hunt, searching the snow for mice or rabbits. He caught a few more mice and consumed them. He now looked around for any other wolves. He rose his muzzle in the cold breeze and howled. "Is there anybody here?" He sat down and awaited an answer.