<a class="postlink" href="http://wallpaperswa.com/thumbnails/detail/20120327/closeup%20vocaloid%20hatsune%20miku%20lips%20long%20hair%20green%20eyes%20green%20hair%20curly%20hair%20anime%20girls%20faces%20hai_www.wallpaperhi.com_88.jpg">[ img ]</a><br/><br/>Evence the alpha of the Black Crescent wolf pack<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>Evence was the female alpha for the Black Crescent wolf pack. Their territory spread out for 200 acres in every direction. Their camp, of course, was in the dead center. Over 300 wolves lived in her camp, most were packborn but some were rogues who had wanted to join or needed to in order to survive. It was a tough life being a rogue.<br/><br/>The camp was sturdy and modernized like all wolf camps were these days. It had dorms, where the members of the camp lived. A cafeteria, where they had the finest cooks around that made four meals a day. An office building, which is where Evence took care of pack buisness that involved the outside human world. And even a small clinic which is where their pack doctor, Rose, took care of all injuries and sickness. Evence herself, had a small house built for herself that seperated her from the dorms. However, her pack still worked like wolves were supposed to. Having regular patrols, strengthening the scent of their borders, and fighting threats when they came along. They had cellphones, cars, and tvs. Though anything but the cellphone was not used very often.<br/><br/>Evence walked out of her house and into the chilly winter air. Her sky blue hair fell in curls down her shoulders and stopped just below her shoulder blades. Her piercing, ice blue eyes scanned the camp. It was buzzing with activity as always and she watched as her beta, Boa, organized morning patrols. The kids ran around playing in the deep, white snow as the omegas watched over them but chatted with each other as well. Seeing that her pack was fine and everything was still running smoothly, she continued on to her office building. Quickly ascending the cement steps, she opened the door and walked into the building.<br/><br/>Jackson, her secretary, was out of his seat the moment she entered the building. Stepping out from behind his desk with a small stack of papers, he handed them to her as he walked along side her down the small hall.<br/><br/>"Good morning Alpha. All the patrols have been organized and the Alpha pack meeting will be tonight," Jackson informed her.<br/><br/>"Good morning Jackson. Thank you for the update and make sure that those supply orders are mailed today," Evence replied as she walked down to her office.<br/><br/>"Of course, Alpha. I will have your tea ready for you in a few minutes," he said as he came to a stop outside her office.<br/><br/>Evence smiled and nodded before shutting the door, she sat in her desk chair and groaned. Leaning back in her chair, she propped her white snow boots up on the desk oak desk. Mating season was in four days and she had yet to find her mate. Either he was a different pack Alpha or he was a rogue, because he certainly wasnt in her pack. But her wolf had kept her up all night last night as she paced around irritably. For four years it had been the same routine every mating season. She wouldnt have any luck finding her mate and would have to settle with one of the male wolves that didnt have a mate, just to find little relief. Each year, it became harder and harder to find relief from the tension that built up inside of her. This year, she knew that no matter who she picked, she would find no relief in it. This year, she would have to find her mate.<br/><br/>Being pulled out of her thoughts as the door opened, she set her feet back on the carpet as Jackson came in with her warm mug of tea. Nodding her thanks, she picked it up and sipped on it as Jackson left. Getting up, she pulled open the blinds so she could see out her window. The view was of the woods surrounding the camp and it helped her keep a look out for intruders as well as any pups deciding to take a little tour of the surrounding area. Sitting back in her office chair, she sighed as she leaned over her desk and picked up a pen. Diving back into her paperwork as she kept her senses open for any sign of trouble that might befall her perfect pack. With a sigh, she thought about the long winter they were now in. No doubt that there would be several rogues that needed a pack. There would be more disputes over territory and plenty of casualties like every winter for the past five years.