Welcome to Seven Lives. We are an active street dog roleplay that allows wolves, foxes, coyotes and even dire wolves! We have a low word count of 100. We are rated PG-13. We hope you take the time to look around and decide to join us!.
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joel pushed through some old rubble. her little black nose trembled with all the odd, inquisitive scents that the junkyard held in it's barrens. the femme wasn't quite sure why she choose to come out to what appeared to be an abandoned landfill, but something about an adventure with clairce and her appealed today.
sighing she began to climb a steep mountain of trash. the white shepherd trailing behind her, almost in a protective manner. the stabyhoun patiently climbed each painful step with integrity. can we leave? her ghostly companion asked, in a whine. "come on, clarice," she argued lightly. "i figured we might find some buried treasure," she playfully added, a light grin toying on her muzzle, revealing her sharp white canines.
stopping at what appeared to be a ledge, she strode carefully on top. clarice followed joel onto the platform, and gently picked a dirty pearl necklace up in her mouth. and why would someone want this? she asked. joel shook her head comically, her laughter raising above them and over the hills of rolling treasure.
Daylight. It was the devil’s least favorite time of day, and that was true to even the darkest of creatures that stalked the lands. Especially one that went by the name of Satan. He absolutely despised the daylight, knowing full well that he couldn’t sneak around unnoticed. No, instead, he stuck out like a sore thumb. But, his crimson gaze easily stood out against his ebony pelt, and he didn’t mind that much. The sound of voices drifted in his direction, alerting him to the fact that there was someone nearby. ’Come on, Clarice.’ He heard the first three words almost as soon as they had left the vocals of another canine. The feminine voice caused his hackles to rise suspiciously, but he lowered them as he waited to see if the female would speak again. ’I figured we might find some buried treasure.’ Once more, feminine lyrics drifted towards the ebony bastard. A smirk crossed his façade as his lips curled up into a sadistic type of smile. This should be rather interesting. He thought to himself, his mind racing with endless thoughts of what he would do to the female once he got a hold of her. Of course, it would depend on whether she was a wolf, or a stupid dog. But, he would find that out in due time. Tipping his auds flat against his skull, he stretched his forelegs out in front of him, before shifting his weight to his hindlegs as he finally stood from his resting spot. Silence was all that could be heard from him as he moved. He had learned to be completely quiet many years ago, when he was first born. And, even now he continued to hold true to that.
Crimson voids shifted over the landscape of the junkyard as he just stood there. In time, he managed to stretch each limb; getting them used to a little exercise before he decided to walk away from one of his favorite resting spots. After each leg was stretched, he moved into a swift; silent lope in the direction of the voice. And that was when laughter erupted and struck his auds like a freight train. Snorting at the sound of laughter, he shook his head, but continued on his easy lope. Within moments, he had come upon the pile of junk that the female seemed to be standing on and digging through. Casually, the ebony beast stalked forward and up the junk pile; easily sneaking up on the female. ”Well, well, well. What do we have here?” The lyrics left his vocals chords in a sadistic teasing motion. Gradually, the ebony brute managed to circle the female once before coming to a halt in front of her. ”What is a low-life dog doing out and about in these parts, alone?” He inquired, the lyrics slipping out of his vocal chords like venom. The sadistic smile still lingered upon his coal stained lips. The word dog had easily been spoken with a taste of disgust, especially since the purebred wolf demon despised the very likes of dogs, and always deemed then inferior to him.
joel was minding her own buisness when the large brute came up behind her. she was preoccupied, therefore not truly paying attention to her aurrondings, and so the first sign of any other dog was his vocals ringing throughout the dirty landscape.
her small head rose from the ground in a short jagged movement. the fur on her back was starting to rise in fear, but she stopped it. some dogs got off on the simple thought of enticing fear in another canine. joel wasn't quite sure if he would be one of thoose dogs, but she sure as hell wasn't going to give him the satisfaction if he was.
turning slowly, her brown eyes wandered over to where the white shepherd stood. of course, clarice could do nothing for the small stabyhoun, but just knowing she was there, was a reassuing factor for joel. she shivered slightly, as he pronounced 'alone' with such emphasis. "why does it matter to you, what a 'low-life dog' like myself is doing?" she cocked her eyebrows, giving him a questioning glance.
joel was not normally one to push buttons, especially of a dominant male whom could do so many horrible deeds to her, but she felt compelled to stand up for herself. sending a quick glance at the ghostly pale figure standing near her left shoulder, she turned back to this strange dog, with a new-found confidence.
Ebony lord easily let his gaze roam over the dog’s form. He couldn’t help but find her tempting, and subconsciously licked his lips. Though, when he had finally spoken to her, he had noticed she hadn’t been paying attention to her surroundings. Especially with the way she raised her head from the ground in a short, jagged; yet noticeable movement. He had even noticed the beginning of the hair on her back start to rise, before she seemed to stop it. Rolling his crimson eyes, he waited for her to turn around. Which, of course he didn’t have to wait long. Though, he watched as her chocolate gaze wandered over to a random spot; though he saw nothing in that spot. Raising an almost invisible eyebrow, he watched the female; waiting for her to say something in return to his lyrics. However, when he had said “alone”, he had noticed the way she shivered slightly, and the mere shiver gave him enough satisfaction. ’Why does it matter to you, what a ‘low-life dog’ like myself is doing?’ Her question caused a smirk to cross his ebony lips. Her questioning glance caused his smirk to grow. But, he quickly wiped the smirk from his façade.
”That is for me to know, and you to find out; doll face,” he retorted, letting the lyrics slip past his lips with ease. Casually, he shifted in place as he settled into a more comfortable position. The Alpha of Hell’s Asylum was quite clear with his dominant stance. His head raised high, his tail had even risen with ease. ”So, what brought you to these parts, babe?” He inquired. Though, he kept his lyrics low and almost menacing; even with the cutesy little nicknames that he added at the end of each sentence. After he had first spoken to her, he had decided that he would play a nice guy act; for a short. At least, for the moment, anyways. He wondered whether he could earn her trust in any way, possible. After all, he needed some females to fulfill his sexual fantasies. The thoughts almost caused him to groan in repressed sexual frustration, but he quenched the groan before it escaped. Stepping forward, he took one step closer towards the female, before turning to circle her. He knew she couldn’t harm him; even if she tried. So, he wasn’t going to defend himself against her pathetic attacks; if she tried. ”My, my.. You are quite a delicious looking little morsel of dog meat,” he murmured as he continued to circle her. His tongue falling out of his mouth for a short instance as he thought about all the things he could do to her; if he wanted.
the first instance joel saw the coal coloured wolf, stride up to her, she knew he was a bad dog all the way through. his dirty little remarks just solidified her hypothesis, and she honestly wasn't up for anything this canine may want to try and pull.
"that's for me to know," she twisted his remark, before throwing it back at him. she was fed up with enough of those brutes strolling around silent grove acting as though they owned the place. she wasn't one to through herself into fights, big or small, but she also wasn't going to be that dainty girly-girl you could push around and abuse - especially for anything remotely sexual. joel just was purely disinterested, and slightly disgusted by any intentions.
her lips configured at his compliment - if it even was one. her chest releasing a low, almost silent growl, at the nerve this dog had. joel, just be careful, clarice, a normally talkative little creature at the least, stood completely still, wearing a nervous skin on all of her features. "it's okay, clarice" she whispered to the thin air beside her, trying to make it inaudible for the wolf to hear.
joel didn't plan on throwing herself at the dog. it was a pathetic move at most, and would probably just show his superiority over the smaller satbyhoun. "aw, that such a sweet thing to say," she had to bite her tongue to keep from spitting on the nasty animal, as he circled her. "it's too bad you can't have any of it," she gave him a apologetic glare, before turning slightly on her heel and attempting to walk away. "come on," she said to the white shepherd standing beside her; at least in joel's mind.