Lone, little white fox (Open to all)

Ashes walked slowly through the bushes, waiting for something to eat to make a sound. He thought he scented something, but he couldn't remember what it was. After a few moments he realized that it was the scent of something he had been least expecting.A fox? thought and stalked through the bushes. He heard a rustling and dashed in one direction, chasing a bunny. After a while it managed to escape, and he continued to follow the scent of another fox. Eventually he crouched in the bushes when he found a white colored fox, which was unusual. Well, no one sees a black fox either. He got up and walked a few steps out. "What are you doing here? Its quite dangerous."

Ashes sat down, feeling a bit more comfortable now that the other fox didn't seem to be aggressive."Same, its starting to be harder to find prey." He didn't like winter very much, but guessed the she fox was used to it. "What's your name?" He asked her curiously. He wondered about the fox. Shouldnt she be more north, where its snowy? She stands out, a predator could easily snatch her up.

Ashes wondered how her parents chose to leave the mountains. He decided to tell her about where most foxes like her came from. "Most white-foxes come from the snowy mountains. I've met a few, and they all were passing through to another mountain, or came from a mountain. It just means you grew up in a different place than most white-foxes." He explained. "But i guess it is a bit more dangerous in the forests for a white-fox."

"Well, i was born this way. I was different from my siblings and they always teased me. Then i fell down a hill, and eventually found a nice group. Then wolves attacked and i hurried away, eventually reaching... I don't talk about it much, but oh well. I found a pool, and fell in. It was strange, i re-lived my memories for a while. Eventually i woke up on the shore of the pool, and looked back, and saw this." He said and turned, looking at the strange hard thing attached to his hind leg. A bright red stone was shining in the center. "It wont come off."

"I guess, luckily no unfortunate events had happened recently." He said and looked at the metal bracelet."After i fell in the pool and moved to these lands nothing has really happened. Well, i did find a nice cave-den for the winter." He said and looked around the forest. "So no wolves have found your scent yet?" He asked.

"Do you have a place for the winter? It gets pretty cold. It looks like you could last it out with your fur though."  He said and smiled. "Furball" He said teasingly and pawed at her head.

Ashes toppled over when Soul jumped at him. "Hey!" He said and shoved her off. He got up and nipped at her hind paws. Laughing to himself. I like her, she's different from other foxes I've met.

Ashes watched her prance around him and smiled. He tried to dodge when she pawed at him, but kept getting hit in the head. Eventually he pawed her paw away one time, and lightly tackled her. He Put his front paws on her chest, holding her down.

Ashes turned his head away, and smiled. He took his paws off her chest and stepped back. "Do you need a place to stay for the winter?" He asked. I have that large cave I could take her too. Maybe she could join the fox-pack I'm making?

"I have a nice place. There's a bit too much space, and its underground. I was thinking about making a small fox pack there. Would you like me to show you the place?" He asked, hoping Soul would say yes.

Ashes smiled. "Okay!" He said, and turned. "The den's this way." He then began to walk in the direction of the den.