Kennedy had been on the move for months, taking it all in her stride but never managing to find anywhere that smelt..right.  The day she'd left her village she'd headed south, following game trails or hitching when she wasn't wearing her fur suit. Keeping to the woods mostly and avoiding grasslands, Kennedy had been treating it like a holiday for the most part, staying wherever she found shelter.. It wasn't like she had to worry about someone taking advantage of her after all.<br/><br/>For the most part she'd kept to herself, she'd seen no one really apart from the odd store clerk or truck driver when she'd decided to move on or had enough of the local wildlife. Things were starting to change though, she could feel it in her bones, the need for pack and to know her place within it.  She was so very young by lupine standards, even in the village shed been one of the youngest by several decades and the alpha had told her that she would find herself in this position before she'd left.<br/><br/>Kennedy had been fortunate enough that the village ran itself like a family and were mostly an unconventional type of pack, the Alpha was head as normal but when she had lost her father (the packs beta) and decided it hurt to much to stay and she needed to move on, they let her.  She tried not to let herself believe it was because she was simply pack and would never rise any higher. A red shirt like on that Star Trek show she and her dad stayed up late watching.  She was a brilliant tracker. The best. Just not upper echelon material.. That wasn't so bad was it?<br/><br/>This night found her following a trail through the thick of a woodland, the scent of doe fill no her nostrils when suddenly she caught scent of it. Every muscle tensed and paused.<br/><br/><em>Was there pack here?</em>