With his heightened sense of hearing, in an instant he turned toward the howl that rang out in response to his. The wolf's howl was more like his and less like a regular wolf. It sounded louder and a touch wilder. Gritting his teeth, he let out a low growl. Although it took him a moment to wonder how he would react if this werewolf showed his or her face to Dax. Would he kill the other werewolf? While he wondered about what he would do, Dax noticed the scent of the werewolf became stronger and stronger.<br/><br/>When Fey bounded out down the hill and across the field toward the other werewolf, Dax followed. Unfortunately, he moved slower than he. When he caught up with her and found a male underneath her, he growled, baring his teeth as he circled the werewolf like he was his prey. Of course when Fey wanted to fuck the werewolf, Dax turned his face quickly and looked around, scoffing at her while he felt his instincts wanting to take over.<br/><br/>The cool wind made his sleek silver fur move along with the field of wheat they stood in. Like three black dots in the field, the werewolves were out in the open. He didn't know where they were and he didn't like being out in the open. Thankfully the city would mask their large bodies. Stealthfully they could hunt down their fill of humans in the city. Or if they were good enough, they could strike the suburbs. Attacking at once, they could rip a whole family to shreads and eat until they were full. At the end of the night when the sun was rising, they could find a house on a large piece of land. They could take over that house and get some sleep being traveling more. Dax wanted to take over somewhere where the wilderness was limitless around them. He liked hunting moose, wolves, and deer.<br/><br/><em>No. Fuck later. I want to eat. Now we have a third.</em>Dax turned back to the male.<em>Get up. What is your name?</em>The new male was subject to a grueling inspection as Dax looked over him. Sitting, he felt satisfied. Plus if Fey could tackle him to the ground without him doing much to stop it made him seem a little weak.