Outside of the den Azrael had made for himself, he heard the call of a wolf. He had not heard it before, but he knew the call of the Alpha. He lifted his head and inched towards the exit. Silver eyes watched the wolves moving to follow their leader. Azrael was confused. He had never forced his members to follow him somewhere else just to meet and have a meeting or whatever. After watching many follow their leader, Azrael decided he should do the same. He got there just in time to hear some of the wolves introducing themselves. Was this what the Alpha wanted? Such a strange request. The first wolf to speak was a simple Hunter. He didn't understand the "Lead" thing this wolf spoke of, so he shrugged it off. The next was a brute-like fae. Her name was Fel, Beta to the King. Another black wolf spoke, Desoto, a Delta. Then a young Apprentice spoke. So many black wolves here, was this pack all about black? But the weirdest thing, a small, very small wolf spoke. What the hell was it? He had never seen a wolf as such a small thing. He had never seen ears shaped like hers. He had never seen anything like her. Narla was her name, he would remember it. Was she even a wolf at all? This interested him in the highest. Silver orbs watched her as she moved to sit with the pack again. The male saw two more faes, blended coats rose and spoke. Neither of them were rather interesting, but another black-ish fae appeared and she was a Delta as well. Ranks seemed to have been very staked here, though he had heard none with the title of Elite. In his old home, Elites were the right paw to the Alpha. They did not have a Beta. But one of the most hilarious things he heard, came from the lips of a male next. Newt, an Autay. A ale wolf who wanted to devote his time to the care of pups? Ha! Azrael scoffed to himself. After him, a healing wolf. Not too interested in this wolf, he waited for the next to introduce themselves. An Omega, again a black wolf. Another warrior, this one with a number for a name. Were his parents so unintelligent that they couldn't think of a proper name? Just a number? Or were all of their young named after numbers? So foolish. The next fae to speak was an Omega. Was this Alpha proe to keeping Omega's about and allowing them to speak freely? It was strange to hear. But after her, low and behold, another black wolf. Of all of them, Azrael was the only one with silver eyes, so this made him special - among other things as well. Finally the last black wolf, for now, spoke up. She was a Hunter, but again he did not care. Then two blended coat wolves, male and female, spoke up. They introduced themselves and Azrael could barely care. Finally he found the time to introduce himself. Standing up, he moved towards the center of the circle. He bowed his head to the Alpha slightly. But as he spoke, he looked around to the other wolves. "My name is Azrael. I have recently been accepted by Delta Breze. I request to serve you, Alpha, in any way that I can. I am skilled in the arts of fighting since birth. I have held various ranks throughout my first pack, leading up to Alpha. Should you need my assistance with anything, I would be more than glad to help any of you." After he spoke, he moved back to sit at the edge of the pack circle.

The small white brute was going inside his den to shield himself from the fury rays of the sun coming from it when he heard Alpha's loud call. The Alpha is summoning the pack for a pack meeting he thought perking his ears upward and stopping himself from going any forward inside his den. Sighing and turning around, he padded towards the out to the area he heard the howl from. Alright Reiko, whatever you do, DON'T mess up in front of your pack. You do not want to make a bad impression on them he told himself as he journeyed to the Training Pasture in the hot sun.

When he got there, Reiko saw other wolves in his pack seated around a wolf centered in the middle of them. That must be the Alpha he observably thought, scanning the group of wolves of all different sizes and colors. and there is Delta Breeze he thought happily as he wagged his tail, spotting her sitting by a black fae and the Alpha. 'At least I know one wolf here." he said quietly as he flattened his ears, feeling a bit nervous to meet his pack for the first time.Tucking his tail between his legs and bowing his head he went over and sat at edge of the circle of wolves. He listened patiently and attentively as the Alpha spoke, then listened to the other wolves in the circle taking their turn introducing themselfs Hmm...this is not a bad group of wolves. he thought thoughtfully. When the old- black wolf beside who calls himself "Healer Zedd" finished introducing himself, Reiko knew it was his turn to introduce himself to his pack. Inhaling a breath then exhaling , he lifted his head up a bit and looked over the heads of his packmates "M-m-most of you d-d-don't know me at all, my n-n-name is Omega Rei-Reiko. Recently accepted in pack by Delta Breeze" he said outloud stuttering a little from his nervousness before bowing his head again. Glad that he finished quickly with his introduction as he waited for the next wolf to introduce themselves to the pack.

Desmond waited for all the wolves to speak. As they each arrived and spoke, he looked to all that opened their mouths. He did not judge any, knowing all he faces in his pack now. He knew a good portion of them, but others he was just seeing. He tried to recall names with faces as Fel had explained to him some time ago. The Alpha gazed over the pack and took a deep breath. Now was time to let them know everything they needed. "Thank you all for introducing yourselves. It's good to put your faces to names. I don't know about the other packs, but I would bet our whole kill pile that we are the most diverse. I mean, we have so many different wolves from all different walks of life. I myself, was born in the natal pack of my father's pack. I grew up with my brothers, learning and training as I grew. I'm not going to give you the whole boring parts of it, but I became the Beta to the pack, and my brother was jealous. He challenged me to a fight and well, I killed him. I left my pack because they hated me for what I had done, even though he challenged me. Years after I was a Rogue. I might have met some of you while I was one. But obviously, that's all changed now. As Alpha of these lands, there are some key things which I find very important. Respect, loyalty, and honor. Rank structure is also very important. Each one of you hold the rank you have for a specific reason. It is important to know your role, the dos and don'ts. If you have questions on this, I would be more than happy to discuss it with you. But know that all ranks are not permanent. If you are feeling like you are missing something, or wish for more to do within the pack, you can challenge any rank whenever you want. There are some rules, however. You must be an entry level rank. This means Warrior, Hunter, Autay, or Healer. Omegas are not allowed to challenge anyone. When you make a challenge against another's rank, it must be in the eyes of the Alpha. You will have five rounds to prove you deserve the rank and for them to defend it. No rank is safe, not mine or even Fel's. The wolf who bested the other, gets the rank. This can be achieved by skill or one of them cannot even get up. Aside from that, I expect you all to help one another when you can. If you have any questions, feel free to ask them now."

Fel watched carefully as the members introduced themselves, noting the new faces. It appeared that their deltas had been quite busy. The dark fae rarely stumbled upon a loner nowadays. It was good though. That meant she had more time to focus on other matters, which were equally important but out of the control of their delta pair. When Desmond at last spoke, she listened and looked to him, proud of what he’d become. He spoke the truth, and that was what she believed he needed to do. At the end, there seemed to be no questions. Waiting a respectful moment, Fel glanced around the circle for any confused or questioning glances. They were all fairly neutral, so the brutish female stepped forward.

“Alpha Desmond, I am sure we are all pleased to know about you and your policies now, so that we may better live in Agavos. Are we not?” She glanced around the clearing with an unpleasant but formal smile that showed her deadly canines. “As it so happens to be, I feel that I may have a few misconceptions of where I come from or what I am. My true name is lost, but for the past five years of my existence I have been known as Fel, a name I took upon myself from the word, ‘Felwolf.’ Tainted wolf. I hail from a northern mountainous pack many months of travel away from here, where my father was (assuming he is now dead) the alpha. For those of you who know Erenyx, imagine a pack that is even more ruthless but not chaotic. In fact, I think my father’s pack had the most planned out, albeit in a sadistic manner, construction out of all those I have ever seen. Every decision had a purpose, and the pack’s general development was preplanned years in advance. I was the only child of my litter that survived the first few days of frost, and so I was his only heir. I suppose I was, while in my latter stages of training, a sort of beta there. I was held to a rigorous training schedule – the likes of which even my own apprentices do not know – and forced to, as a test of true mastery, best my mentors in a fight to the death. My father did not mind losing a pawful of wolves to ensure that his successor was exactly like him – that was his way. One error, regardless of whether it was truly my mistake, sent me out of the pack. However, I was only a young fae then. I have learned much since. After many months of travel and bouncing from pack to pack as a mercenary of sorts, I found Helidos. I trained under Elite Kenai, perhaps the most valiant brute I ever knew, to be the Guardian. I have also served in Erenyx, both as Beta and Elite. And though my record for staying with one pack seems to be unreliable, I assure you all I am here to stay, and to serve Desmond and the good of the pack for the rest of my days – however long they last. I hope that you all trust me as your beta to do my duty to the highest capacity, as I do believe I have the experience and dedication to do so.”


Fel paused, taking a long breath while staring around at each wolf. “Now if there are indeed no questions, I have a short announcement. In two weeks’ time, I will call upon you all for a pack training exercise. Until then, focus on your duties, your training if you are receiving any, and your pack mates. Get to know them all. And think about the pack values that Desmond has made clear for you today. Ask yourself if you are upholding the standards of the pack. We are diverse, but we are one unit. Remember this.” Lashing her tail once to the side, she ordered, “You are dismissed.”

Padding up silently to her little creature, Fel added in a low tone while everyone else dispersed, “You are free to participate in the social aspects of the pack. Don’t make me regret accepting you at the border, though.”Her tone neutral, she lifted her head and went back to her alpha, briefly checking on him to see how he felt about the meeting before becoming the second to last wolf to leave.