Anisa has always been an odd Rockruff.
When she needs to decide where to become a day hunter or a night dweller, everything is turned around once she evolved.
Will her pack accept what she has become or will her life have twists and turns to accept...
Anisa dashed into her den, Shella and Dash glanced at her before the pup jumped up and hugged her mother, both of them laughing as they hugged. "Well hello again you little troublemaker! How was your hunting lesson?" The she-wolf asked. "It was great! I also made a-" Anisa cut herself off, glancing in Dash's direction to be met with suspicious eyes, looking like he was scanning her for answers to what happend.
"Made what muchkin?" Shella asked her pup. Anisa looked away from the alpha male, staring at the den wall before jumping up with an idea. "Are we going to visit Nanny today mum?" Her mother giggled at Anisa's enthusiasm. "Yes, actually we'll go...now!" With a quick swift movement, Anisa was on her mother's back. Shella glanced back at Dash to be met with a fierce glare before she walked out of the den, a smirk on her face.
"We'll talk later..." the Alpha sighed.
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Carrying Anisa, Shella climbed the jagged rocks up to her mother's fortune den, the small pup playing with her neck fur as humming coukd be heard coming from inside the Lycanroc den. "I know you're out there, come in darlings." Shella chuckled, stepping into the dim lit cave. A Midday Lycanroc was perched up on a rock that stuck out from the wall of the cave. Their fur was a tiny bit darker than her daughter's and grandaughter's fur, a neckless dangled around her furry neck with a pink, shiny gem hanging from the vine of the neckless along with a flower placed behind her right ear, it being a slightly darker shade of pink.
"Hello there mother...are you spacing out again?" Shella questioned the Lycanroc. "Oh my adorable daughter and grandchild is paying me a visit! Oh how wonderful!" The older wolf leaped down from the rock, dashing over to the two and bringing them into a tight embrace. "Hi Nan! I missed you!" Anisa cried.
"I missed you too munchkin!" She let her relatives go, a bright smile plastered on her cheerful face. "So what can grandmother Athena do for you?" Anisa's grandmother asked.
"Nothing mother, just came to pay you a visit, seemed like the right time since father isn't here and we couldn't get away from Dash." Anisa skipped back outside, the sun starting to fall as she gazed at its beauty. Athena closed her eyes, "ah Bodolf, oh how he was such a sweetheart in my younger days, sadly age always catches up!" The old Lycanroc sighed, daydreaming about her own mate.
"You may be old but you never act like it that's for sure. Especially since you're as strong as an angry Dragonite." Shella giggled, her mother still on cloud nine as always when thinking of the Alpha of the pack. "Oh how I wish I was young like Anisa again! That reminds me, how is the dear doing?" Athena gazed at her daughter, messing around with her Rose Quarts gem around her neck.
"She's...fine, I'm just a bit worried though since she's been showing signs of...you know what..." Shella whispered. "You're worried she'll become a Midnight Lycanroc like her father aren't you?" The useally childish Lycanroc sighed, nodding her head. "Its not that she can't have a choice, I don't care what she chooses to become, I'm just worried on what father will do to her..."
Shella mother sat in thought, gazing at the tiny pup now and then as she viewed the sunset.
She's got a lot to go through that pup has...
"Listen Shella, I know you're worried for the child...but her life depends on her actions, Anisa leads her own life and all we can do is offer her support and advise." Athena stated, a bit of her wisdom showing through. It's what she's known for after all, her wisdom (and fighting power).
"Yeah, you're right. I still worry a bit but...I am her mother after all." Shella chuckled. Her mother smiled softly at her daughter, understanding Shella's position since she raised the girl from when she was only a naive Rockruff.
Oh how time flies away with the Pidoves...
"I understand dear...now! How about we play Marbles?!" Athena dragged a tiny, ragged bag out from under her hill of belongings, Shella still trying to understand how the mountain of things hasn't collapsed yet. Anisa's ears perched up at the mention of her favourite game, Marbles.
"Oh! Let me play! I wanna be orange!" Just like an Arcanine, she high-tailed it back into her grandmother's den, ready for the game. "Alright you little troublemaker, do you remember the rules?" Shella asked. "Yep! We have to put one of our colour rocks in the middle of the circle and then we all take turns at rolling our other colour rocks to try and get the opposite colours out of the circle to win!" Anisa explained, the excitement in her voice.
"Very good child...shall we go then?" Athena asked the two, her shuffling around a bit from being too excited just like her granddaughter.
"We shall." Shella said, the fire of competition burning within her blue, wolf-like eyes.
"Give me your best shot!" Her mother yelled. Anisa just giggled, seeing the spark in both her mother's and grandmother's eyes.
Author Note
Sorry it took a while.
I've been busy and I wanted to get Athena's character howI wanted it. I hope you like her!
