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Originally Posted by Hawkstar
Pongo barked as he raced to where the leader supposedly was and he sat down pretty and his smile was wide and his tail was straight his ears strained to listen to every detail.
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Originally Posted by Swiftheart
-tribe of night camp-
Jerrico was a little disappointed he wasn't advisor, but excited about the battle. He sat near the rubble with a gleam in his eye, awaiting to hear the plan.
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Originally Posted by CandyFlossCat
Tribe of Night Camp
Peridot walked up to Alex, dipping her head and standing beside her. She looked powerful, muscles were hidden under her pelt and she glared out upon the crowd, her tail flicked as her bright green eyes showed no compassion towards anyone, though they did show intelligence. She didn't hold friendliness inside her, unlike others. Her eyes narrowed slightly as she waited.
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Originally Posted by Scarwings
Eternity's amber eyes held no emotion but her ears were perked in attention. She wanted to hear what the plan was. Fighting was her life and now she was an advisor. She loved fighting, the thrill it gave her to sink her teeth into an enemy. Her best friend was adrenaline. The rush gave her a good feeling.
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Originally Posted by NightWarrior4Life
Loki was one of the first to be sat around the rubble listening to Alex. She wasn't a guard but she took these things very seriously. The American Akita smiled to herself at the thought of a battle with the Tribe of Day.
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Alex glanced around the camp once more before looking down at the dogs gathered around her. It looks like one's missing, but this should still be enough guardians. "For our last attack, we attempted the Tribe of Day's strategy of overwhelming the opponent, hoping that it would confuse them long enough for us to snag a victory. This... didn't work." The husky winced briefly as she remembered giving the order. She'd only just been made the healer at that point and had been inexperienced, believing that no one would have considered that tactic before. Clearly the Tribe of Day had. "It was made brutally clear that trying to trick the enemy will not work. I realise now that trying such a thing was a foolish decision, and apologise for any wounds my order caused." She dipped her head to the dogs below, her eyes clouding over briefly before clearing once again and lighting with steely determination.
She chose her next words carefully, but felt her emotions swell as she spoke until she was just barking the first thing her heart and mind suggested. "But this time, we will win. We will rely on tactics passed down to us from the dogs who first made their home here. The Tribe of Day rely on the light to fight their battles, but we are the Tribe of Night! The shadows are our friends; they will conceal us from enemies and let us walk straight to their camp unhindered! There, we will lie in wait until every dog has retired to their nests, and then take them by surprise and drive them out of this place once and for all. The city will belong to us alone. Tonight, we strike!"