Lakshi

[Writing credits go to The_Floofster ]

Personality:

Lakshi is described as being adventurous, She will always take the chance to explore the unknown, even if it seems risky. When someone asks her about her adventures she doesn't focus on the bad experiences, she points out something good that happened to her instead, even if it was something little. Lakshi is a live in the moment kind of wolf, enjoying the dangerous side of things and having no or little fear. Lakshi doesn't look on the bad things of life, she's not negative and doesn't like to be. She is a care free wolf, enjoying every moment that she gets to explore the world. Lakshi is also really sweet, willing to help out anyone who needs it. Being the pack huntress it's her job to be sure that the pack comes first, she'll always put another before herself. Lakshi would be a great friend to anyone if given the chance, being loyal and compassionate. Her kind ways and selfless acts she is recognised in her pack as a great treasure. Lakshi will also give great advice, mainly hunting tips but she is enjoyable to talk too. Lakshi is definitely someone everyone should want as a friend, they'll be very lucky indeed

Backstory:

Lakshi slept soundly in her den, curled up tightly, with her paws tucked under her tail. A cold breeze drafts through  the cave, brushing against her white and black spotted pelt. Lakshi shivers, lifting her head and looking out toward the cave tiredly. A single snowflake blows into the cave landing gently on her nose. Lakshi smiled, standing up and stretching out her legs. She started to make her way out the den stepping into the light snow, the air cold but it  didn't seem to bother her. The Pack still remained asleep and warm in their caves. Lakshi smiled at herself, this  seemed like the perfect time to go on a short adventure before hunting. She knew just the place to go too. Lakshi  sprinted her way forward into the forest, the light snow falling around her and the forest peaceful. Lakshi smiled,  feeling the freedom rushing through her heart and even though the season is cold she still had a spring in her step. Lakshi humms to herself, now doing a slow jog instead of running the whole way there. 

Lakshi followed along a small stream of water, it hadn't frozen over just yet. As she continues up the small stream a  clearing comes into view, her tail starts to wag with excitement as she sees the turbulent river. Its one of her favourite places to visit, she crosses over it pretty much every day to get too the better hunting grounds. Lakshi jogs quickly toward the lower stream of water, she stops for a few moments to admire the wider view in front of her. The large pine trees stand tall, side by side, the forest ground could barely be seen from this height. The soft snow is starting to cover forest, making it look like a soft blanket or distance clouds. Lakshi smiled, really enjoying the view and it just put into perspective of how big this world really is. Lakshi sighed, she honestly wished she could run free. She wouldn't stop, there's a whole world to explore and she wanted to see it all however she is loyal to her pack and they needed her. Lakshi wouldn't ever leave them behind.

Lakshi made her way over the river, she walks along enjoying the sites. The snow still continues to fall, covering the ground and only a few birds remained tweeting quietly in the trees. Lakshi continued her journey soon coming to a large open field, the snow had already blanketed it but there were a few rabbits in the field. Lakshi grinned, it had been awhile since she hunted down a rabbit. Lakshi liked going for larger prey but the deer herd had moved on due to it being winter. Lakshi wouldn't mind chasing down a rabbit though, she needed to burn off this energy. Lakshi crouches down in the grass, luckily her white pelt blended in great with the snow. She started to make her way forward, her eyes fix onto one of the large rabbits. Lakshi let's out a small breath, now completely focused on the rabbit who had no idea that she is there. After a few more moments of silence Lakshi sprints forward, the snow flying up around her from the ground. She heads straight toward the rabbit who didn't have a chance to react as she grabs it by the neck. The other rabbits had already sprinted off to safety.

Lakshi huffs, that was easier then she first thought. At least she had something to take back to the den. Which thinking about it she should start making her way home, the pack should be awake by now. She's also sure that the pups would be keen on another story. Lakshi takes her fresh prey, heading away from the field and back toward the river. The air seemed to grow colder to which she shivers slightly. She glances back at the view in front of her once reaching the river, she smiled "Maybe some day.." she whispers. Lakshi shakes her head, walking off and heading back toward the pack. Sure enough everyone is awake and active. The pups playing around in the snow, laughing and having fun. Lakshi puts down the rabbit "Morning" she says, wagging her tail. The pups stop what they are doing, gasping when seeing Lakshi and they pounce over to her "Lakshi! It's so great to see you!" One yips. "Lakshi! What adventure did you go on today?" Another asks. Lakshi laughed, sitting down "Alright, alright. Today was just a simple adventure to the hunting grounds" She says. "But you saw amazing things, right?! Tell us about the view again!" A pup yips excitedly.

Lakshi smiled "Hmm, okay. Well, you already know but the trees stretch as far as I can see! It's like an ocean, never ending but beautiful and full of mystery. There's a whole other world out there, much bigger then we know.." she says. The pups look up at her in awe, they always loved hearing about it. "Why don't you explore it?" A pup asks. Lakshi looks down at him, she smiled "You see..I'd love nothing more then to explore it. Its always been a dream to run as far as I can but..my heart belongs here. This is my home and you all depend on me. I'd never leave my family behind" She explains. The pups shares a smile, one hugging her leg happily "You are the greatest, Lakshi!" He says. The pups pounce off going back to playing in the snow again. Lakshi smiled, watching them as they did. Although her dream is to run as free as she could, she knows that she is needed here and leaving this place would be like losing a part of herself. Lakshi knew the adventure can wait for her but for now she is happy here and here is where she will be staying. If she did leave then who would tell the pups stories? No way, that's her duty and she loved every bit of it.