Interested in Joining? (Must Read!)

Character Name: Loskava "Lena" Lanoskiya
Species: Winter Lethan Wolf (Pure Lethan)
Age: 3 years old
Gender: Female
FeralHeart Username: BlueTheCat
Position wanting to achieve: Hound (Other ranks in Hunter Branch include: Chaser, Venator, and Marauder)

Information on Character:

A few questions we'd appreciate being answered:

1. How did you hear about the pack?
I encountered Odinza Vsekh while roleplaying and decided it'd be worth a shot to join!

2. Why do you want to join the pack?
I'm looking for a bit of a "roleplay family" if you know what I mean. It's a bit of a hassle to find others to roleplay with, especially when you aren't in a group or you don't have a few friends you chat with frequently.

Roleplay Sample;
The sun was going down over the orange rimmed canyon walls, it's light reflecting off of the rocks as it slowly drifted to "sleep." Soon enough, the sky would be awake once more, it's brilliant lights shining from the heavens. Yet, there was an odd note of relaxation from the darkness of night. A note that even Lena couldn't ignore, in all of her oblivious mannerisms. Mannerisms. Those things that a wolf with furry ankles would likely consider and unconsciously demonstrate. The sun was going down on Lena's blackened pelt, shining into her aquamarine eyes until it shifted behind one of the canyon walls and refused to show it's face again.

A great unfinished symphony bounced up once the fiery ball of light in the sky vanished. Crickets played their songs, birds hooted and hollered one final time before dozing, and the water in nearby streams had started to pick up. Stars shined above the thick-furred canine as she got to her furry paws and galloped towards an opening in one wall of the canyon, putting her in the direction of a nearby camp. Not her ideal type of camp, clearly judging by the fur on her pelt. Winter and night skies, followed by the occasional view of some northern lights, was the only combination that Lena wanted to stick with. She wouldn't return to ice and suffer a way not-to-be, but she wasn't exactly thrilled about the sight of a camp. Where there was a den site, there were other wolves. Better yet, more support and opportunities for the dark female to clear the slate. Yet, was it really worth it?