Stretches of ebony oil spilled out across the horizon, much like it were cast out into the open sea. The luminescent glow of the celestial sphere sparkled like thousands of diamonds lit up within a darkened frame. All in all it was a night worth basking in but Rhazien being who she was had bigger and better things to do with her time then to lag about and daydream while staring off into the darkened abyss that the atmosphere succumbed to. As the assaulting breeze hit, it ran across the soft tendrils of her hide, and with the breeze came new life for the fresh scents of other lupine bombarded the olfactory glands. It was refreshing and welcoming compared to the familiar scent of nothing but herself and every now and again deer, but at the same time it did cause a sense of anxiety. Rhazien wasn’t always the friendliest of the bunch let alone the most outgoing. Over the years she had grown accustomed to being alone and at times preferred to stalk and observe others much like a specter in the night. As her pace was slowed her gut grew tight with knots as nervousness slowly began to seep into her veins, it had been awhile since she had spoken with another of the lupine species. Perhaps this fact alone was the only thing that caused the stress. But either way you looked at it, Rhazien needed to suck it up and face what was coming and that was introductions.

She had wandered into the borders of a pack and was now going to willingly summon it’s leaders to her coordinates. So this little bit of anxiety she was holding was going to have to evaporate, it had no room in this moment of time to be worthy of acknowledging so that’s exactly what she did. She let her anxiety melt away and focused on the distance before her, golden orange iris’s scanning the darkness with ease. Letting her sense’s branch out her ears twitched lightly atop her skull, gaze still scanning the stretch of evergreen labyrinth that lay ahead. Lean extremities carried her effortlessly as she pushed onward through the thick foliage, the forest growing silent in her wake as she took a moment to raise her skull towards the heavens. Ebony stained jowls were parted as a soprano sung howl  echoed from her larynx, that just as quickly came to an end. Her soprano was loud enough to echo far and wide and held no illusion that no one had not heard it, so with that in good thought she let herself lower to rest upon her haunches. A wicked smile sprawled elegantly across ebony stained kissers as she awaited the audience she had summoned.

Golden orange iris’s fell easily upon a rather large female who quickly came closer into view the more she emerged from the inky darkness. The woman who emerged reminded her more and more of a male the closer she looked. Everything about the girl screamed of masculine portrayal from her build to her voice, the only thing that gave away her feminine chromosomes was that of her scent. Rhazien dipped her skull in a brief show of respect just as she rose from her haunches. Letting a less wicked smile play across ebony stained kissers she parted her jowls as vocals were released. "It’s a pleasure Fel, I am Rhazien you’ll have to excuse my rather late summoning of you. I simply wish to be allowed entry into your pack. This is the first I have been so lucky to come upon so I was hoping I might be able to join.” The last of her words fell quickly into silence as she studied the beta. It had been some time since she had spoken with another lupin or even come close to a pack’s territory so hopefully the way she had conducted herself was correct enough to at least gain her some points in allowing her to reside within the Agavos territory as Fel had called it. Rhazien’s main goal for the moment was to get this awkward yet necessary meeting done and over with, so that she could perhaps have a moment to rest and most of all not be under such a scrutinizing gaze as the one that now rested on her. It wasn't like she hadn't expected this but she might not have been expecting Fel, it was awkward to say the least. The beta seemed off in a way, from the way she carried herself to the way she spoke and to the tone she used. It was as if Rhazien had burdened her with her showing up.