Firekeeper is sitting on the steps of the Mansion in human form, looking sore and very unhappy. Not sad, just sulking. And watching the woods with a scowl. She did not like any part of that encounter last night, and she especially didn't like being beaten. That just smarts. 

Firekeeper is sprawled in the grass underneath a tree, picking at leaves and sulking a bit. Only a bit, though, because wolves know that sulking doesn't really get you anywhere. Part of the sulking has to do with the tree and her continued inability to climb it, the rest just with the same old Feelings surrounding a certain One of hers. Firekeeper ( Read more... )

Firekeeper has been bored lately. Bored wolves tend to get into mischief, but without Packmates to bother, she's just been sulking outside under her favorite tree, sometimes human, sometimes wolf, but always with an expression of extreme teenage displeasure on her face. Today she is bipedal, fortunately for some, and currently shredding the leaves ( Read more... )

Firekeeper is currently very wolfly looking and is curled up on a rock by the lake, napping and enjoying the relative warmth on the rocks, her eyes closed and her long red tongue lolling out of her mouth. She looks practically blissful, and is extraordinarily relaxed.

Another note appears attached to a gift, this time a rather larger basket, written in large, unmistakably wobbly block letters ( Read more... )

Well, damn.

After meeting a few dangerously armed men, wolfly Firekeeper got shot dead. She lived less than a minute after being shot.

So here she is, dead on the floor. And no melting back to human shape for her - she's still very much a wolf.

Anyone wanting to deal with her may, by any means.

She glides in with the same wild grace as the large wolf at her side. Her blue eyes and his brown eyes scan the entrance way warily, and she frowns slightly, rocking back on her heels. She's dressed in simple breeches and a loose blouse, her hand resting on the withers of the wolf. "This isn't home," she says, her voice tinged with a peculiar ( Read more... )